Rezzahan#77802
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Mayhem only works for the discarded card, and only on the turn it is discarded. You did not discard your Deathflame Burst, so its mayhem is not available to you. Simply discarding any card does not help with mayhem.
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Your Toxic Deluge enters the graveyard before state based action s are checked. If there were no sorceries in the graveyards before it, then Pyrogoyf's toughness increases by 1 due to this BEFORE state based actions happen and would see it at 0 toughness. This is the same reason why Bolting a 2/3 Tarmogoyf without instants in the graveyard fails to kill it.
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Putting your commander back into the command zone is a state based action. Those do not happen while an object on the stack is resolving. This means, that when your commander is milled with Gyruda, your opponent can nab it before you get the chance to put it back, because grabbing a creature card is part of the still resolving ability.
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Unfortunately, to exert as you are attacking requires you to declare the exerting creature by itself not alongside others. You can attack with multiple creatures, but the you have to select the excerting one by itself to get the exert option. If it is part of a group of creatures, like attack with all, or select those 3 to attack, you don't get the exert choice. So, individually declare the exert creature as attacker, choose the exert, then selcte more creature to attack with. Or choose attack with all, then unselect the exerter, reselct the exerter, choose exert, then confirm attackers. Something along those lines. Should not be nessessary, I agree, but is at least a workaround.
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That is due to order of replacement effects, an order you can CHOOSE, though you have to disable the autoordering in the settings menu to do so. Depending on which replacement effect is applied first, either one or three Squirrel tokens are created per original token.
Note, that NEITHER card creates tokens on its own, both just modify any token creation effect. This also means, that ALL tokens created this way are subject to any additional effects the original token creation effect imposes. Like entering tapped, with counters, or being sacrificed in the end step.
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I stand corrected. Colorless mana is indeed used without player input or permission.
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You can manually select the mana in your pool to pay for costs. I'm not talking about tapping lands manually. You can actually choose what mana to use after you've generated it.
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You have to respond to the Mana Leak by activating LED. You cannot activate it in the middle of Mana Leak resolving, because LED requires instant timing to activate, which you cannot fulfil during the resolution of a spell. Arena probably skipped the priority to do so, due to it being a mana ability.
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Was the land on the field the front face Riverglide Pathway, or the back face Lavaglide Pathway? Because if the later, you are searching for Lavaglide Pathway, which do not exist outside the battlefield, because the game cannot see the back face of a DFC in the zones your are searching.
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You probably missed the Nowhwere to Run on your opponent's side.
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Because it says "exile target nonland permanent an opponent controls", which Arcane Bombardment is a legal target for.
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It is a RULE in Brawl, that when your commander is put into the command zone, all perpetual effects can be removed from it if the owner so chooses.
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Narset, Parter of Veils not letting you draw those cards is not a bug, it is her ability functioning properly.
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Not a bug. Your Woodland became a planeswalker, and because it did not enter as a planeswalker, it did not get loyalty counters. A planeswalker with 0 loyalty counters goes to the graveyard as a state based action. So remember, copying a planeswalker with a card that does not make that copy planeswalker enter the battlefield will result in one dead copy planeswalker due to lack of loyalty.
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The Fury died due to combat damage. So by the time the trigger tried to exile it, it was long gone already. The creature has to be still on the battlefield to get exiled by it, meaning, it has to survive being hit. Surviving a hit from a 7 power first striker is a lot to ask. This Fury was itself a 7/7 double striker, but still too small to survive long enough for the exile to happen.
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It's lame, yes, but neither a cheat, illegal, nor new. That combo has been around for decades already just using a differnt card than the Conqueror.
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Control WAS transfered. But just because you control it now does not mean, that is falls off. Equipment and auras that change control stay attached (unless that is illegal somehow, like due to "enchant creature you control"). But any activated abilities and triggered abilities of them are now yours to use. The Jitte stays attached until YOU use the equip ability to put it on one of your creatures. You should have noticed, that Arena was promting you to use the Jitte's abilities, since it had counters to do so.
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The mention of the Dinosaur Villain card (Kephon, Rage Incubator) makes me suspect, you misunderstand mayhem. You have to DISCARD THE MAYHEM CARD to later that turn cast it via mayhem from the graveyard. And you only have that turn to do so. A mayhem card in the graveyard cannot be cast on a turn it wasn't discarded.
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In Silver and Gold each win gets you two ticks up. Each loss gets you one tick down. In Platinum and Diamond each win gets you one tick up, each loss gets you one tick down. Only in Bronze do losses not tick you down, a win will tick you up twice like in Silver and Gold. Each tier within a rank will catch one loss, meaning, if you just reached tier 3 in say Silver, with no further ticks yet, if you lose your next game, you do not fall back to tier 4. The next loss after that will do that. You cannot fall down a rank, only tiers within a rank. So once you reached a rank, you stay in that rank until you level up to the next rank or the season (=month) ends.
Not a bug. When you distribute something among targets, that distribution has to be chosen when the spell or ability is put on the stack. A spell or ability with a variable number of targets locks that number in once you have chosen it. You cannot change the number of targets nor the distribution among them. All you are allowed to change for the copy is the targets themselves.
The correct choice would have been to distribute the 4 damage among two targets, 1 and 3. Target the 2/2 with the 1 damage, and a 3 toughness one with the 3 damage. The copy can then target the 2/2 again for 1 damage, and the other 3 toughness creature with the 3 damage.
Or, 1 and 1 and 2 damage among 3 targets. Then you have to assign the 2 damage to a 3 toughness creature, and the copy has to assign it to the other 3 toughness creature. But asll three creatures have to survive the first Pyrokinesis resolving.