Rezzahan#77802
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If it triggered in your opponent's turn, then there is nothing wrong here. The trigger condition is "at the beginning of your end step if a player controls no creatures". It does not matter which player has no creatures, only that one player has none.
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Your life total went to 1 via damage, and could not go down further via damage. However, your opponent's abilities made you lose life, which is not damage, so you went down to -3. All "until end of turn" and "this turn" effects end in the cleanup step, which includes Angel's Grace's "you can't lose" effect. Your screenshot shows you in the opponent's cleanup step, so the effect ended. In the cleanup step state based actions are checked one last time during a turn, which include a player losing the game for having 0 or less life. Nothing was protecting you from that anymore, so you lost. Even if that were not the case, you would have lost in your upkeep before you could have done anything since state based actions are also checked before any player receives priority.
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Because protection means in part, that the protected object or player cannot be enchanted by objects with the stated quality. Springheart Nantuko was enchanting the creature and is green, then the creature gained protection from green making Springheart Nantuko illegally attached. Normally, an illegally attached aura is put into the graveyard as a state based action, but due to bestow, the aura instead became the normal Springheart Nantuko creature and ceased being an aura.
Remember what protection does by DEBT:
D amage is prevented
E nchanting/equipping is not possible (not just attaching, but also being attached)
B locking is not allowed
T argeting is not possible. -
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Alchemy has a two year rotation. Both Tectonic Hazard and Slickshot Showoff are from sets that have already rotated out of the format, and thus are not legal. The current Alchemy format starts with Bloomburrow.Sets before that are not legal anymore.
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A creature's abilities are not spells. A planeswalker's abilities are not spells. An enchantment's abilities are not spells. All of those are ABILITIES, and Emrakul only has protection from colored SPELLS, not abilities from colored sources.
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Neither, just the power of Firebending X, where X is the creature's power. And that power got increased by a lot before the trigger resolved, and thus the trigger gave a huge amount of mana to cast more spells with.
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Lowest rarity printing on Arena determines the rarity of the wildcard needed. And on Arena that means rare for these cards. They are not the only ones.
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Effects that affect a large number of objects, like "all creatures" usually do not target. Just being affected does not make an object or player a target.
Protection from X only does four specific things (remember them by DEBT):
D amage from sources with X is prevented
E nchanting/equipping/fortifying by X is not possible
B locking by X is not allowed
T argeting by X is not possible115.10. 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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SPELLS you control cannot be countered. A triggered ability is not a spell.
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Honest Work has to enchant a creature an opponent controls. You were asked to attach the Honest Work copies, and the 11 legal enchantees (all of your opponent's creatures) were highlighted. Yoiu had to select 9 enchantees.
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Entered attacking means did not attack. No attack, no trigger.
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Multiple possibilities:
You don't have a legal target (nonblack creature required)
You are not allowed to pay life (Yasharn, or Karn's Sylex, etc.)
You are not allowed to cast it on that player's turn (Voice of Victory, or Grand Abolisher, etc.)
You are not allowed to cast that instant (Lavinia, Azorius Renegade, etc.)
You are required to pay an increased cost and cannot pay (Thalia, Guardian of Thraben, etc.) -
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You mean, the copy didn't deal damage? It can't, because the copy had no mana spent to cast it. It should still untap all your creatures.
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You had no other cards in your hand. Discarding a card is part of the cost for casting the spell. If you can't pay, meaning if you can't discard a card, you cannot cast the spell. The discard is not part of the effect, it's part of the cost, so you cannot cheat out a 2-for-1 by having no other card in your hand.
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@Tony
No, that's not it. There is no untap phase, only an untap step, which is part of the beginning phase. Waterknot should not prevent the creature from being untapped by the Turtles duo. -
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Echocasting Symposium has TWO targets, the player and the creature they control. Removing the creature only removes one target, so the spell has one legal target remaining. Which means, it gets to resolve and do as much as possible. It can't create a copy of the creature, but it can paradigm.
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There are two X in the cost of Mathemagics. So if X=1, the spell costs 4 mana.
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The ability granted by Resonating Lute only allows the land to tap for two mana of ONE color. You needed two colors.
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Yep, because tokens aren't cards. A permanent CARD has to enter the graveyard to get the trigger.
Casting a card via flashback puts it on the STACK, and it will get exiled from there. So Vizier has no business triggering for spells cast via flashback, since they are not exiled from your graveyard. If that somehow did happen in the past and now doesn't, then that is a bug having been fixed. If it is still happening for some cards cast via flashback, then that is a bug.
Also, Vorinclex, Monstrous Raider halves any counters put on an opponent's permanents rounding down, so a 1-mana card leaving your graveyard would result on zero counters on the Vizier.