Rezzahan#77802
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Bloodletter of Aclazotz makes that happen. No bug, a legit combo.
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Discover 3 from Etali's Favor exiled a lot of cards. That's what discover does. It doesn't matter, that the cards don't stay in exile for Laelia to get the counters. Heck, that's the whole point of the deck. It just consists of Etali's Favor, that sorcery that can be cast from the graveyard with cascade, and the rest is lands. It's a stupid deck, but the combo is legit.
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The 3 life is an additional cost, it's paid when the spell is cast/ability is activated. There is no trigger to go on the stack and respond to.
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Is Grand Abolisher shutting down Ottawara channeling?
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That Otawara seems to not have been in your hand. Channel only works from the hand, because it requires a discard.
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Not a bug, it's how the layers work. Type changing is layer 4, while ability removing is layer 6. So type changing happens before the ability gets removed. And removing the ability at that point does not reverse the type change.
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The Ozolith can store all kinds of counters. In this specific case, those counters were most likely -1/-1 counters. +1/+1 counters and -1/-1 counters annihilate each other as a state based action. Your opponent knew this, hence why he targeted your creature to make the counters disappear.
As for his creature getting counters, more information is needed.
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Thornwood Falls and other msuch lands do not have any land types, so this is no bug. The land types are listed after the dash on the type line, where the subtypes are writen. Land types are subtypes for the land card type. Just because a land can produce a certain type of mana does not make that land a land type of the associated colored mana.
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commented
The second target has to be a creature TOKEN. Says so right on the card.
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Leyline of the Void only affects opponents. Rest in Peace is universal.
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"When Loan Shark enters the battlefield, if you've cast two or more spells this turn, draw a card."
This is a trigger with an intervening-if clause. That clause has to be true at the time the trigger would go off, or it doesn't happen at all. It is essentially part of the trigger condition.
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Drag to the bottom, like all domain cards, cares about basic land TYPES. The number of basic lands is irrelevant. Those four lands had 4 basic land types among them, so -5/-5 was given (this is not damage). That's the reason, why Leyline Binding can be cast on turn 2 for only one mana with just 2 lands out, if those lands are the Triomes and/or Family lands in the right combination.
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Most likely the Mother of Machines was on your opponent's side.
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Not a bug. Type changing (like Abuelo's Awakening does) is a layer 4 effect. Copy effects (like the Mimic) are layer 1 effects. Any effects above layer 1 do not change copiable values. Only layer 1 effects can do that. And only copiable values are copied. Thus the Mimic will copy the enchantment but not be a creature. That's why you need the Hulking Metamorph for that combo. It makes an exception to its copy effect, allowing it to stay a creature when copying something. If you had a Metamorph coying Rakdos Joins Up, then the Mimic copying that would also be a creature, since the Metamorph's copy effect is a layer 1 effect, changing copyiable values.
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Loss of life is not damage, noncombat or otherwise. Damage to players usually CAUSES loss of life, but that does not mean, that loss of life is damage. It's not. Nothing wrong here, no noncombat damage was dealt.
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Not a matter of the stack, a matter of layers of applying continuous effects. Type changing is layer 4, ability removing layer 6. Layers are applied in order, thus type change happens before ability removing. And that goes for all permanents, old ones and newcomers alike. First they become Mountains, then MC loses its abilities.
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That's because type changes are in an earlier layer than ability adding/removing. Thus the lands become Mountains before Blood Moon loses all abilities, regardless of timestamps. Nothing wrong here.
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A plotted card can only be cast with sorcery timing. It also has a cost of "without paying its mana cost" which is an alternative cost. As is cleave. You can only apply one alternative cost to a spell, and due to plotting, it has to be the "free" one. Since you can only cast with sorcery timing, you can never cast a plotted Fierce Retribution, because there are no attacking creatures in the main phase, so you lack legal targets. Without a legal target, the spell cannot be cast.
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"Play" includes "cast". Any nonland card played is cast.
From the Comp Rules Glossary:
Play
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2. To play a card is to play that card as a land or cast that card as a spell, whichever is appropriate. See rule 601, “Casting Spells.”
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More context needed. Because Echo of Eons doesn't have anything to do with maps.
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Sounds like the wither ability is the key here. Massacre Girl, Known Killer gants that ability to all her controller's creatures. With wither, damage is dealt as -1/-1 counters to creatures, meaning, that damage can reduce the creature's toughness to 0 or less. And even an indestructible creature will die this way.
Did you have any untapped creatures left to attack with? Resurgence doesn't untap your creatures, instead it gives vigilance to get value out of a second combat phase.