Rezzahan#77802
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Was the aura played as a spell, or put directly onto the battlefield? If the later, hexproof does nothing, because the aura simply attaches to the permanent without targeting.
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Krenko'd Buzzcrusher's trigger doesn't target the lands, the lands to destroy are chosen on resolution. So hexproof doesn't help against it. Nothing wrong here.
The Strict Proctor's trigger is below the Buzzcrusher's, because the same player controls both triggers and they were ordered that way. So the Buzzcrusher happens before the Proctor asks for 2 mana to let it happen. And since it already resolved, they don't have to pay.
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And what was the spell they commited the crime with? Spells can be countered, and that counts as a crime.
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Well, a cloaked permenent can be turned face up for its mana cost, but only if it's an actual creature card.
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There are cards like Myrel, or Kutzil, or Grand Abolisher, etc. that make players unable to cast spells on their opponent's turn.
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Gisa's ward is not just 2 life. It's 2 life AND 2 mana. If you don't have both available, you cannot pay the ward.
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No, it shouldn't trigger again. Because:
"Whenever you cast your FIRST instant or sorcery spell each turn ..."
Also, targeting the already resolving trigger with the copy mode will do nothing, since the trigger will be gone (resolved and thus removed from the stack) by the time Return the Favor would resolve.
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Did it die, though? Cards like Rest in Peace, Etchings of Kumano, or Liesa, Forgotten Archangel send creatures to exile instead, so they never actually die.
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Was there a creature card in your graveyard? If not, you don't have a legal target and cannot cast the spell. The first target has to be a creature card, the second if kicked can be any type of permanent card.
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A spell can't affect an illegal target. So it can't make your creature deal damage to the now illegal target. The spell's actual phrasing and your changed bit are functionally identical, except for what is dealing the damage. And that is why they are handled in the same way. Your spell didn't fizzle, it did as much as it could when resolving (putting the +1/+1 counter on your creature if you weren't the starting player). If it had fizzled, that part would not have happened either.
608.2b [...]Illegal targets, if any, won’t be affected by parts of a resolving spell’s effect
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Golden Packs are advanced only with the newest set and its Alchemy counterpart. They also added Khans when it came out as an exception, but that time has passed. Golden Packs advance with purchases of OTJ only now. And it says so right under the progress bar, so you only have to blame yourself for not reading before buying.
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Most likely, your creature didn't die but was exiled instead. And that is most likely due to Kumano faces Kakkazan/Etchings of Kumano, which mono-red aggro plays a full playset of usually.
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Was it your first crime that turn? The Raven only triggers only once each turn after all.
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The card is legal only in Legacy, Vintage, and Commander. So the only formats you can play it in on Arena are Timeless, Historic and Brawl. You will not find the card when editing or building a deck for any other format. You will find the card when just browsing your collection, too, so when not in deck editing.
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The Bloodletter of Aclazotz + Rush of Dread combo has been around for weeks now. It helps to read your opponent's cards before complaining. Arena may have some bugs, but most of the time what happens is what is supposed to happen.
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It's not your life total that's halved and rounded up, its the amount of life you lose that's rounded up. Meaning, the spell will make you lose 1 life when you are at 1, since losing 0.5 life rounded up means losing 1 life.
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Three Steps Ahead fizzling is correct. When cast with modes 2 and 3, the spell only has 1 target. If that target becomes illegal, then all targets of the spell are now illegal, and thus the spell does not get to resolve.
608.2b [...] If all its targets, for every instance of the word “target,” are now illegal, the spell or ability doesn’t resolve. It’s removed from the stack and, if it’s a spell, put into its owner’s graveyard.[...]
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The counter is given only if you exile a CREATURE card.
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What's saving their permanents is choosing the right modes for Farewell. One does not have to choose all the modes.
Sorin, Vengeful Bloodlord is the card in question, I guess? Then, well, the ability only grants lifelink on your turn. And if that is not the issue, there are a bunch of quite commonly played cards that shut down lifegain, you can't gain life while they are on the battlefield. Examples are:
Giant Cindermaw
Grima Wormtongue
Knight of Dusk's Shadow
Quakebringer