Rezzahan#77802
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No, people have issues reading cards.
My guess? Voice of Victory on the field. Or Grand Abolisher. Or Myrel. Or any of the many other cards with the same/similar effect:
"Your opponents can't cast spells during your turn."
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Yes, because that's what the card says it does.
Ulamog, the Defiler:
"Ulamog enters with a number of +1/+1 counters on it equal to the greatest mana value among cards in exile." -
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The value for X is chosen way before costs are calculated. Possible cost increases or reductions do not factor into the value of X. The only thing that does factor in is the value you tell the game X is to be. You can choose a higher value for X, if you have cost reduction, because you can pay the resulting cost in the end, but the game will not alter your input on what X is. X will always be what you set it to be.
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Then you better read the card again. Nothing in the text even hints at something like that. The trigger condition is only "Whenever a Dragon you control enters ...", so only that kind of event can trigger the ability.
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More likely, you negelcted to read your opponent's cards. I'm very certain they had the Clarion Conqueror out.
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No adventures in Tarkit. OMENS go back into the library.
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Alternatively, you could learn to read your opponent's card before complaining about stuff that is not a bug.
Voice of Victory:
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First issue: Karlov Watchdog doesn't let you turn permanewnts face up on it's controller's turn.
Second issue: The creature needs to deal combat damage to player, it does not deal damage when turning face up. Nothing on the card suggests that it would.
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Only Standard packs and Alchemy packs contribute to golden pack progress. Pioneer Masters is not among them.
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Game experience with finance consequences - TDM - Flamehold Grappler + Kocnkout Maneuver Interaction
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Copies of spells ALWAYS resolve before the original, because they are put on top of the stack, so above the original. You sequenced your play wrong. You had to target the 5/5 with the original, and the small creature with the copy.
Objects on the stack resolve last-in-first-out (LIFO), so top to bottom. There is no need to spell out further, that the stuff on top resolves first, it's in the rules.
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Read your opponent's cards. (Hint: Voice of Victory)
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More likely, the Ring Wraith (Nazgul, more likely) was the Ringrearer, and the your opponent was tempted 3 or more times already. That means, blocking the Ringbearer makes you sacrifice the blocker at end of combat.
701.52c [...]As long as the Ring has tempted that player three or more times, it has “Whenever your Ring-bearer becomes blocked by a creature, the blocking creature’s controller sacrifices it at end of combat.” [...]
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Earth is the AFTERMATH of Heaven. The Aftermath half of a split card can only be cast from the graveyard. So to cast Earth, that's in your hand, you have to first get the card into your graveyard. You can do this by casting Heaven (X can be 0, so you only need to pay G, but you can cast it for higher if you want to). Then you can cast Earth from the graveyard. Essentially, Earth is an XRRG spell.
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Ward is paid by the opponent to get their spell/ability targeting the permanent not countered. The controller of the warded permanent has nothing to do here. The decision to pay the ward and thus get through it is made by the opponent. Ward is always active, the controller doesn't have to make it active.
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So, after examining the battlefield, I think here is what most likely happened:
Your opponent has cast a noncreature spell. This triggered Displacer Kitten to exile and return a permanent they control. They chose Eaten by Piranhas that was probably attached to some creature of yours. Since the aura entered in a way other than as a spell from stack, there was no target chosen for it. So the game let them choose a legal object to enchant. Just legal to enchant, meaning possible to be legally attached to when on the field. No targeting involved, since auras only target as spells. This gets around hexproof and shroud (protection would help, though).
303.4f If an Aura is entering the battlefield under a player’s control by any means other than by
resolving as an Aura spell, and the effect putting it onto the battlefield doesn’t specify the object
or player the Aura will enchant, that player chooses what it will enchant as the Aura enters the
battlefield. The player must choose a legal object or player according to the Aura’s enchant
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Life loss and damage are two different things. Damage to a player can, and usually does, CAUSE life loss. But life loss itself is not damage. The Wanderer cannot prevent life loss. Neither can any other prevention effects.
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No error. The creature is summoning sick, and thus can't attack.
Note, that the creature you got is not the creatue your opponent has controlled befofre you destroyed it. The card left the battlefield and became a new object. Then it entered the battlefield and became a new object again. Any creature you control, that you did not control continuously since your most recent turn began, is summoning sick. This goes for normal control change effects as well. Hence why red's temporary control change effects grant haste.
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You can disable the autoordering of triggers in the settings menu.
Why can't people read the cards on the field?
Angel of Sanctions:
"When this creature enters, you may exile target NONLAND permanent an opponent controls ..."
Ashaya, Soul of the Wild:
"Nontoken creatures you control are Forest LANDS in addition to their other types."
There was only one legal target on the field, so no choice, hence the game "chose" that target right away.