Rezzahan#77802
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"If a CARD would be put into an opponent's graveyard from anywhere, exile it instead."
Tokens aren't cards, and so are unaffected by the Leyline.
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Tajic, or Rem Karolus have that effect.
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Token copies of transforming DFCs are themselves transforming permanents. As of March of the Machine.
From the CR:
707.8a If an effect creates a token that is a copy of a transforming permanent or a transforming
double-faced card not on the battlefield, the resulting token is a transforming token that has both
a front face and a back face. The characteristics of each face are determined by the copiable
values of the same face of the permanent it is a copy of, as modified by any other copy effects
that apply to that permanent. If the token is a copy of a transforming permanent with its back
face up, the token enters the battlefield with its back face up. This rule does not apply to tokens
that are created with their own set of characteristics and enter the battlefield as a copy of a
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Rotpriest cares only baout spells targetting. Which Makeshift Binding doesn't, as a spell it has no targets. It is its ETB trigger that targets, which is an ability, so the Rotpriest has nothing to trigger of.
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The Patchplate Resolute is listed among the white cards, because it has a white unearth cost.
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A copy of Garruk Relentless cannot transform. Even if you copy it with a transforming DFC, the copy effect will still apply and overwrite the other side's characteristics, so will stay the same if transformed regardless. If you have such a thing and damage that doesn't kill it is done to it, the state trigger to transform will go on the stack, and when it resolves and fails to transform the permanent, it will go on the stack again, ad infinitum. This is a mandatory loop and thus a draw if no player can or wants to stop it. So the game ending in a draw is correct.
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A token copy of Garruk Relentless will be a transforming double-faced permanent and can tranaform. But a token that becomes a copy after it entered the battlefield will have the same issue as any other clone. Because a token created as Garruk has Garruk's base characteristicts, while a token created as something else and then turned into a Garruk will have a copy effect applied to it overwriting the base characteristics. -
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You get to choose as many new targets for the copy as the original has. You cannot change the number of targets for the copy, it must have as many as the original.
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Solemnity, Strict Proctor, Doorkeeper Thrull, Hushbringer, Vorinclex, Voice of Hunger, and Elesh Norn, Mother of Machines are cards with effects that interfere with what your cards would do. By your description one or more of these cards were on the battlefield under your opponent's control.
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Ertha Jo cares about ACTIVATED abilities only. Giant Beaver's first ability is a TRIGGERED one. The saddle ability is an activated one, but it doesn't target, and copying it won't do anything useful. Nothing wrong here.
Learn the difference between activated abilities and triggered abilities:
Activated abilities ALWAYS use the template [cost]:[effect], either on the card itself or in the rules text of the keyword ability (like saddle). Activated abilities are intentionally put on the stack by players by paying their costs. Activated abilities get activated by players, they cannot trigger or be triggered.
Triggered abilities ALWAYS use the words "when", "whenever", or "at" to describe their trigger conditions. Triggered abilities go on the stack when their trigger condition is met, wether the player wants that to happen or not. (Note, that the word "if" does not denote a triggered ability, but is an indicator for a static ability creating a replacement effect.) Triggered abilities trigger, they aren't activated and cannot be activated.
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No Solemnity, no Vorinclex, Monstrous Raider? Are you sure? Especially Solemnity is the card played with Phyrexian Unlife.
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You do have 2 mana AND 2 life available to pay, yes? To pay her ward requires BOTH.
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Style and set have to match. You have M21 Terrors but an OTJ card style. You need an M21 card style, or you have to craft an OTJ Terror.
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It dies with 0 power, so no treasures, since the number of treasures is equal to the Hydra's power when it died.
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And that is correct. "[this] enters with ..." indicates an ETB replacement effect, which are applied before anything actually enters. Since the blinked creatures are hanging out in exile together with the Sheriff, the game does not count them.
It's the same reason, why you can't clone a creature entering alongside the Clone.
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Needs more information. Not all tokens get exiled with Temporary Lockdown. The types of tokens that are not exiled are tokens that are lands, and tokens that are copies of something with mana value 3 or greater. Also, destroying Temporary Lockdown before it exiles stuff makes it not exile anything.
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Etchings of Kumano, Rest in Peace, Liesa, Forgotten Archangel, Leyline of the Void, etc. exist and have existed for years and decades. Read your opponent's cards.
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The first issue is, that there is a copy effect on the permanent making it a Rona. And that copy effect still applies over the base characteristics of a transformed permanent. The second issue is, that Valki/Tibalt is not a transforming permanent, and so CANNOT traansform. Copying Rona does not change that.
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Perpetual effects just stick to the card, whereever it goes. But they do not change the nature of the effect and in which layer it is applied. A layer 7 effect will be applied in layer 7, perpetual or not. Only layer 1 effects change copiable values, and layer 1 comes first. Any effect in a later layer is not copiable.
Also, they have to take DAMAGE. Merely losing life doesn't count.