Rezzahan#77802
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Buster Sword is not a counter. And the buff to power and toughness is not via counters either, just a normal continuous effect. Only effects that use the word "counter" use counters.
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Draconic Debut doesn't lower the cost of Dragon Typhoon, because the later is not a Dragon CREATURE spell. Kindred makes it a Dragon spell, but that is not enough.
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Because colored mana from Eclipsed Realms can only be used on spells with the chosen creature type or on activated abilities of a source with the chosen creature type. Sygg's ability to transform is a triggered ability, so falls into neither of those categories.
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That trigger needs to go on the stack and resolve for you to get that point of life. But state based actions see you at 0 life right after combat damage and make you lose , before the trigger can even make it to the stack. You lose when state based actions are checked, which is very frequently, and you usually do not get a grace period. Anything that uses the stack cannot save you. You do not have until the end of a step or phase, you only have until the next check of state based actions to avoid a loss, which is basically no chance to avoid it at all. Because you basically can only do something when you have priority, and state based actions are checked before any player receives priority.
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That IS correct. For a year now, due an intentional and announced change to the crafting process, the lowest rarity printing of a card on Arena determines the wildcard rarity nessessary to craft any version of the card, regardless of the rarity of that version. Bloom Tendfer's lowest rarity on Arena is rare, so a rare wildcard is needed to craft the mythic version from Lorwyn Eclipsed.
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That trigger targets due to earthbend requiring a target. If that target is illegal by the time the trigger resolves (like if the land was destroyed in response), the whole ability fizzles. That is in accordance with the rules.
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Read Voice of Victory.
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Shifting Woodlands has no loyalty counters and receives no loyalty counters when copying a planeswalker. So it becomes a planeswalker with 0 loyalty, and is put onto the graveyard.
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That IS correct. For a year now, due an intentional and announced change to the crafting process, the lowest rarity printing of a card on Arena determines the wildcard rarity nessessary to craft any version of the card, regardless of the rarity of that version. Bloom Tendfer's lowest rarity on Arena is rare, so a rare wildcard is needed to craft the mythic version from Lorwyn Eclipsed.
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It is forced to target, which is correct. You have to put the trigger on the stack, and you have to choose a target for it when you do. Those are mandatory even for optional effects. But the decision to destroy or not is made on resolution.
603.5. Some triggered abilities’ effects are optional (they contain “may,” as in “At the beginning of
your upkeep, you may draw a card”). These abilities go on the stack when they trigger, regardless of
whether their controller intends to exercise the ability’s option or not. The choice is made when the
ability resolves. Likewise, triggered abilities that have an effect “unless” something is true or a
player chooses to do something will go on the stack normally; the “unless” part of the ability is
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The number of targets and the division of damage between them are fixed for the copy the same way they are fixed for the original. You cannot change them, the copying effect does not allow for that. You can only choose different targets to receive the same distribution as the original among as many targets. Them's the rules.
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The season reset not even an hour ago. And you rank drops with that.
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"Enchant creature you control" means, when your opponent gains control of the creature, the aura is illegally attached and is put into the graveyard.
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Crafting a card costs a wildcard of the lowest rarity printing of that card, regardless of the rarity of the version you craft. Has been the case for a year now, an intentioanl change, and has been announced as such.
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Your opponent had cast Nameless Inversion. Part of its effect it making the creature lose all its creature types. So it was not a Goblin anymore, and Collective Inferno didn't apply to its damage due to this.
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It's not a bug. It's you not understanding the difference between damage and loss of life. Monument of Endurance causes loss of life, no damage involved, so Artist's Talent doesn't apply. Damage to a player usually CAUSES loss of life, but not all loss of life is from damage. Life can be lost directly without damage, like with the Monument.
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Tokens aren't cards. And Moonshadow's ability requires permanent CARDS to enter the graveyard.
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State based actions from the same check happen at the same time. Both the Wolf dying for having 0 or less toughness and the counters annihilating each other are state based actions, and they happen from the same check here. Unfortunately for you, leaves-the-battlefield triggers, like undying and all "dies" triggers, trigger based on the game state prior to the event. And prior to the wolf dying it had both +1/+1 counters and -1/-1 counters. The former keeps undying from triggering, because it died with a +1/+1 counter on it.
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Simple, Skyclave Apparation has no means to return the card, it is exiled for good. Instead as compensation when the Apparition leaves the battlefield, the owner of the card gets a token creature.
So 1,75%? That's hardly impossible. You may want to pay attention to how often you get to go first in a row, too. A sample size of 9 is way too tiny to make any reasonable inferences. Try a few hundred or even thousand. I did, it was pretty much 50/50 after 740 games. Longer stretches of one or the other are to be expected. That is not a sign of rigging, that is simple probability. Those HAVE TO occur in a truly random setup. Them NOT occuring would be a sign of manipulation.