Rezzahan#77802
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Mobilze? Did they have a Voice of Vicrory, a card that does not allow you to cast spells during their turn, as per its ability?
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Like all optional triggers, they have to be put on the stack, which includes all that that entails, like choosing modes and targets. That part is mandatory. You can decline when the ability resolves. You are not given a choice to put the trigger on the stack or not, you are given the choice to execute its effect or not, during its resolution.
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That has always been the case and is correct behaviour. While entering with loyalty counters is due to an effect, and thus subject to Doubling Season, adding loyalty counters as a cost is not an effect, and DS does not apply. DS specifically only looks for effects adding counters.
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Whereever did you get the notion from, that excess commons (or unciommons) give you wildcards? They don't. Excess commons and uncommons contribute to the vault, +0.1% for a common and +0.3% for an uncommon. A full vault will give you 3 uncommon wildcards, 2 rare wildcards, and 1 myxthic wildcard.
Likewise, excess rares and mythics give you a couple gems. But when opening packs, rares and mythics have duplicate protection, so you will get a rare or mythic if there is still one left uncollected in the set. Though, you do not get an upgrade or downgrade in rarity. So having all rares complete will not make opening packs get you mythics and vice versa. ICRs have no duplicate protection.
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When a planeswalker takes damage, that many loyalty counters are removed from it. Being indestructible does not prevent damage. If a paneswalker has 0 or less loyalty counters it goes to the graveyard as a state base action. This is not destruction. Being indestructible is usually only useful for planeswalkers when it comes to actual destruction effects like Hero's Downfall.
120.3c Damage dealt to a planeswalker causes that many loyalty counters to be removed from that
planeswalker.704.5i If a planeswalker has loyalty 0, it’s put into its owner’s graveyard.
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You need to set as stop in your upkeep. Arena doesn't see you as having the nessessary mana, because Deathrite Shaman does not have a mana ability. The mana producing ability it does have is not one, because it requires a target and must use the stack. So as always, you have to take the extra step for responding in your upkeep by setting a stop.
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Then you could not legally target your opponent. Probably because they had hexproof. The Palantir's trigger requires a legal target. If you can't provide that, the trigger is removed from the stack right away.
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Your opponent gains protection from everything. That also includes being unable to be enchanted. Your enchantment is illegally attached and goes to the graveyard as a state based action.
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Because hexproof only helps againt your opponent's spells and abilities that target. Day of Judgment, and all other mass removal spells and effects do not target. A spell or ability only targets, if it uses the word "target" to identify what it is going to affect.
115.10. Spells and abilities can affect objects and players they don’t target. In general, those objects and
players aren’t chosen until the spell or ability resolves. See rule 608, “Resolving Spells and
Abilities.”115.10a Just because an object or player is being affected by a spell or ability doesn’t make that
object or player a target of that spell or ability. Unless that object or player is identified by the
word “target” in the text of that spell or ability, or the rule for that keyword ability, it’s not a
target.115.10b In particular, the word “you” in an object’s text doesn’t indicate a target.
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Read the card again. The player gets to draw a card for each card exiled FROM THEIR HAND, not every card exiled.
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Arena skips through to draw step and main phase by default. A few cards have been given an automatic stop in the upkeep to allow respponses to their triggers. Many more have not. But in general, you have to set a stop in your upkeep to act in that step and respond.
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Arcane Epiphany is a 5-mana card. The cost reduction was already included in the displayed cost.
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This is not a bug. It is a combination with a second card that you are ignoring. Unstoppable Slasher makes you lose half your life rounded up. Bloodletter of Aclazotz makes you lose twice as much life instead. Losing double of half your life is losing all your life.
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Did another deathtoucher get through to you? Fynn doesn't just apply to himself, all deathtouchers cause his trigger.
Also, though you did say you blocked all his damage, did you take into account that you needed a blocker for each point of power Fynn had? Because deathtouch and trample means, the creature can trample over a blocker with just 1 point of damage.
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Not a bug. Ability losing effects cannot shut down type changing abilities, due to how the layer system of applying continuous effects works. Type changes happen in layer 4, ability losing in layer 6. So any type changes are applied before the abilities that cause them are lost. Furthermore, due to rule 613.6, once an effect starts to apply, it gets to apply fully, even if the ability is lost and the additional effects happen in later layers.
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You can order the triggers in the way you want, if you disable the autoordering in the settings.
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Did your opponent have Voice of Victory on the field?
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Nowhere to Run
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"How does an instant surpass hexproof?"
Nowhere to Run
Casting without payin g the mana cost and casting for escape are both alternative costs. You can only apply one alternative cost to any spell. If you want to cast via WWH, you cannot escape. If you cast via escape, you do not get to cast for free.