Rezzahan#77802
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Read the ability carefully. Comet's 4-5 ability does NOT target, it simply lets the controller CHOOSE a creature to deal damage to during the resolution. Targets are chosen when a spell or ability is put on the stack, and this is always indicated by the word "target". If there is no "target", then there is no target. Choices are made on resolution, and any responses to a spell or ability offering choices must be done without knowing what the choice will be.
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Detect Intrusion requires a target. Without a legal target, you cannot cast the spell. So you cannot cast it unless there is an instant spell, a sorcery spell, or a triggered ability on the stack.
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The combo works, because choosing the Ringbearer when the Ring Tempts You, makes that Ringbearer LEGENDARY. Choosing the newly created nonlegendary Boromir token made with Ratadrabik thus makes it legendary again, and you get a loop.
As for Smeagol, the Ring Tempts You trigger is an end of turn trigger, the land stealing is not. That one happens right away. And with Boromir, the Ring Temps You right away. Thus a loop. The end of turn Tempting is irrelevant, it isn't part of the loop.
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It gives a card for each card exiled FROM THE HAND. Cards exiled from other zones do not get you cards.
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No, you did not have to concede. "May" triggers with targets require you to pick a target, they go on to the stack wether you want them to or not, this is how the rules work. The choice to execute the effect is made on resolution. So all you had to do is pick a target, and on resolution decline to put counters on it. And this is not a workaround, but rather how it is supposed to work.
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And that is not a bug, but in accordance with the rules. Nothing's wrong here.
Type changing happens in layer 4. Color changes happen in layer 5. Ability granting and losing is layer 6. So making the Leyline lose its abilities simply comes too late into effect to matter for those particular abilities.
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Did you PAY 6 mana for the creature? Cost reducers do not help you here. The mana value of the card is irrelevant. How much mana you actually paid matters.
Did you put actual +1/+1 counters on your creatures? Temporarily granting +1/+1 is not the same as giving +1/+1 counters.
Did you DECLARE a creature with 21+ power as attacker? Having an attacker with 21+ power after attacker declaration or a creature entering with that power does not count. The creature has to have 21+ power at the time you declare it as attacker.
(Note: I presume, you meant those achievements: Turbo Mana, Count the Counters, and No, Bigger Than That)
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He did not prevent the damage, but he did get counters. The later is not depending on the former happening. So by the time state based actions look at creatures for lethal damage, Verilax's toughness has increased enough due to those +1/+1 counters to not have lethal damage marked.
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They probably had Nowhere to Run on the field.
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Angel of Suffering makes you mill TWICE as many cards as the damage prevented. So with 31 damage being prevented, 62 cards are milled.
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The target has to have a stun counter on it, and the Drowner needs to not be summoning sick. So without any other cards involved, you have to flash in the Drowner in your opponent's turn, then use its ability on the stunned creature on your turn.
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Taslion lokks at THREE things: mana value, POWER and TOUGHNESS. Any one of these matching the chosen value will trigger the ability.
Al Bed Salvagers has power 2, thus trigger.
Dread Whispers has mana value 2, thus trigger.
Mosswood Dreadknight has toughness 2, thus trigger. -
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Did your opponent have Yasharn on the field?
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If none with lesser mana value is found in the library, none are put on the field.
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They entered simultaneously, so they saw each other enter. Thus each made one token for the other.
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A creature dying to having 0 or less toughness is not destruction, so it being indestructible doesn't help.
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Read Chosen by Valgavoth, the aura attached to Verilax.
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Only aura SPELLS target, an aura entering the battlefield in any way other than as a resolving spell from the stack simply gets attached to a legal enchantee as per its controller's choice, no targeting involved. Thus it does get around hexproof, and shroud, but not protection from a relevant quality.
Except that VORINCLEX, MONSTROUS RAIDER.