Rezzahan#77802
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No bug. The mana cost is still W for the Sentinel, you just may pay mana as though it were of any type. But a cost reduction for 1 generic mana does not apply to a mana cost of W. A mana cost of 1W would be reduced to W by Gonti, though.
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The proliferate does not depend on the target. In fact, the proliferate action doesn't have targets. The spell resolved, although with a different target, and that means, your opponent got to proliferate. You had 9 poison counters, and they proliferated that to 10, which made you lose the game. Nothing wrong here.
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Don't know what other formats you tried, but at least for the Brawl format, the reason the card doesn't show up is because you have to select a commander first. Or set the card filtering so that is doesn't just look for legal commanders, which Outlaws' Merriment isn't.
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Gix's Command has two modes chosen. It's quite usual for the modes to be the "destroy everything with power 2 or less", and the "each opponent sacrifices the creature with greatest power". So if your Cathar was your biggest creature, it follows its fallen comrades a second after they are destroyed.
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You only get one trigger, no matter how many creatures enter the battlefield simultaneously alongside him. That's how the card is worded. If there is no trigger at all, then something, probably the Mother of Machines herself, is preventing that trigger.
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Probably because you were unable to target your opponent. If you can't choose a legal target, the trigger is removed from the stack and does nothing. The One Ring granting protection from everything, Leyline of Sanctity, Metropolis Reformer, Shalai, Voice of Plenty, etc. are all ways for your opponent to dodge being targeted.
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Cases are solved on their controller's turn only. And the solving condition has to be true when the end step begins, because if it is an intervening-if condition (719.3a). So removeing the suspected skeleton in your end step will result in you solving the case in your next end step at the earliest.
So, when was the suspected skeleton removed?
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Would have been nice, if your screenshot had actually included what lands you had on the battlefield. With what is shown, it's only clear, that the Rugged Highlands isn't contributing anything, as is proper, since it has no basic land types.
Radha displays, that you have Forest and Mountain, and the only creature shown with a buff is the Phoenix, which starts out as a 2/2, so if it got the buff from Radha, then is should be a 4/4, which it is.
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The store does not offer individual card to buy, ever. What you purchased was a card STYLE, an alternative art for a card to use IF YOU HAVE IT ALREADY. That it is a card style on offer is written on the lower left of the "card". You want to use it, you have to craft it,or get it from a booster pack of the set it is in. Be sure to craft the right version, as set and style have to match, too.
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Territory Forge is not an equipment, imprinting an equipment doesn't make it into one. And since only auras and equipment can be attached to objects, the equip ability won't do anything.
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Of course. The token has a nonexistent mana cost, so too does the Metamorph copying it. Thus no artifact with mana value 3+ entered the battlefield, and so no trigger from the Synthesizer occured, it's trigger condition wasn't met. If you had chosen not to copy anything, the prototype Metamorph would have had a mana value of 4, and would thus have triggered the Synthesizer. Or you could have copied the Synthesizer, which has a mana vlaue of 3, enough to trigger the original.
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Duelist's Heritage's trigger requires a target, there is no negotiating that. It is not up to one, it is one target exactly. You MUST pick one target. It is when the ability resolves, that you may choose to not give that target double strike.
All may triggers have to be put on the stack. The choice to execute them, the "may", happens on resolution. You cannot choose to not put the trigger on the stack.,
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That is a totally fine board state. Care to elaborate what the so called cheating is here?
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The shuffling back in is not depending on the spell actually getting countered. Even if the spell leaves the stack before Devious Cover-Up resolves, due to it having more targets than just the spell, it will still resolve and do as much as it can: shuffling those cards back in.
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Spelunking is a card that's played in that deck. Pay attention to your opponent's cards.
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And it didn't. You couldn't block any of the attacking creatures, and no player could do anything during the declare blockers step, so Arena moved straight to combat damage. With Parallel Lives and Skitterfang on the field, the 9 damage you took resulted in a lot of tokens being created (half of those treasures, the other half squirrels), which triggered the Bats that many times. The Goldspan Dragon attacking caused a prelude to that with 4 tokens getting created during the declare attackers step.
If the life loss would have been responsible, you would not have that many triggers on the stack from only the Bats.
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Metamorph is a creature at all times, as it makes that exception to its copying process. It enters, and leaves, the battlefield as a creature. And since state based actions are checked before triggers are put on the stack, the Metamorph is back in the graveyard to be targeted for reanimation by its former version's trigger that just went off. And as it copied a legendary permanent, it is a legendary creature, that dies, thus triggering both its own and the original Rakdos Joins Up dies triggers.
This is a legitimate combo.
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The problem is your Phyrexian Censor. Holy Frazzle-Cannon is a non-Phyrexian spell, so if you have already cast one of those, like the Invasion, then you can't cast another this turn.
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There's a lot more stuff on the opponent's side than what your sceenshot is showing. Not only can there be a lot more attackers, but there can also be a number of Bloodletters of Aclazotz, each doubling the amount of life you lose.
No bug. Rite of Harmony is an instant that sets up a delayed triggered ability for the turn. The Mother of Machines only shuts down ETBs from permanents your opponents control. So when a Spirited Companion enters the battlefield under your opponent's control, they get the ETB from the Rite, but not from the creature itself.