Rezzahan#77802
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Was Heliod the commander in a Brawl game? If so, the player can choose to remove all perpetual effects on it when it goes to the command zone.
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And that is correct. You sacrificed the creature before the game checked for cast triggers, since the sacrifice is an additional cost. A cast trigger doesn't go off until the spell actually becomes cast, which is the last part of casting a spell, and comes long after paying costs, which includes the sacrifice for Fling.
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the third mode of Requisition Raid puts a +1/+1 counter on all their creatures. +1/+1 counters and -1/-1 counters annihilate each other as a state based action.
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And what was that spell? If it had a target restriction like "target opponent", then there was only one legal choice, and nothing could be changed.
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The cards like Archmage's charm are from a special list, like in many recent sets. Those cards are not Standard legal unless they already have another printing in a Standard legal set. Considering, that Archmage's Charm is only legal in Modern, Legacy, Vintage, and Commander, the only format you can play it in on Arena is Timeless.
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The life payment is an additional cost to be paid when the spell is cast. There is no trigger involved, this is not ward.
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And why would it? You did not decend after all. To descend a permanent card has to enter YOUR graveyard. The only card that entered your graveyard in this scenario is an instant. Also, even if a permanent card entered your graveyard during your turn, Stalker Stalactite triggers in the end step, not right away.
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Because there are two effects that determine wether the land enters tapped or untapped. The order in which they are applied decides which one it is. So if you choose untapped first, then the second choice has to be tapped. So it enters tapped. Thus to get it to enter untapped, you have to choose tapped first. Be sure to have your setting set to choose yourself, and not autoselect.
From Spelunking's gatherer rulings:
If a land has an ability that says it enters the battlefield tapped, you choose the order in which that ability's effect and Spelunking's effect apply. This means you can choose to have the land enter tapped or untapped. If a land you control is simply put onto the battlefield tapped without a replacement effect being applied, it always enters untapped if you control Spelunking.
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And that is correct. The descended condition of Corpses of the Lost has an intervening-if clause, it has to be true at the moment the end step begins or the trigger won't go off. Which, if no other permanent card has entered your graveyard by then already, it is not. The Underdog is still on the battlefield at that time, and thus doesn't fulfil the condition. That it will do so very soon is already too late.
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No, it wasn't. The Mystical Tether SPELL has no targets. It is its ETB TRIGGER that targets, and that is not a spell, so it also cannot be targeted by Hindering Light.
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As it should be. The mount has to be on the battlefield when the trigger checks for you to control a mount. The Grizzly is not on the battlefield at that time, so it goes to the hand if there's no other mount under your control. No bug here.
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The second target, if chosen, has to be a creature TOKEN.
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Did your opponent have two or more targetable creatures? If not, you cannot cast Betrayal at the Vault for lack of targets. You have to target a creature you control (you have an Arynx) AND TWO other creatures, no less. If there were only two or less creatures on the field total, you lack the required number of targets.
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Then maybe describe the game state and what happened in what order in more detail.
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Or you could learn the rules of the game. No aura can be attached to a permanent entering alongside it. Because you have to choose something legal to enchant BEFORE the aura actually enters. Which also means, that you have to make that choice before any of the permanents enter. And this means, than NO permanent entering alongside the aura is a legal choice. You have to choose somehting else.
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The skull means, you lost by trying to draw a card from your empty library. You got milled out. Nothing wrong here. That is a way to lose a game of Magic.
704.5b If a player attempted to draw a card from a library with no cards in it since the last time
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You probably paid for the activation of the second Pylons with the mana you already gained from the first one, as that mana was in your pool already, which the game prioritized to use.
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***** against Humanity creates a 0/0 token, no matter how many oozes and SaH cards you have in your graveyard and in exile. SaH then ADDS counters AFTER the token is created. Therefore the Evolving Adaptive doesn't trigger.
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Specifics, please. This kind of comment will get you nowhere without telling, what actually went wrong.
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Which version of Thalia do you have? A card style only works for the card that is from the same set. So a Legends of the Multiverse version of Thalia cannot be turned into the Mina Harker style. It has to be the Innistrad: Crimson Vow version.
No, you attacked with 2 creatures. The tokens entered the battlefield attacking, but they never attacked. To attack with 3 creatures, you have to DECLARE 3 creatures as attackers during the turn based action of declaring attackers.