Rezzahan#77802
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You already mentioned the reason why this is not a bug: all your creatures' abilities were removed. And since you cast Restoration Magic in response to Final showdown, any abilities granted by Restoration Magic are granted before Final Showdown removes all abilities, then they get removed when FS resolves. This includes indestructible and hexproof.
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2 votes
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All effects of a Command happen during its resolution, a time when no triggers can be put on the stack. Any triggers going off during the spell's resolution have to wait to be put on the stack until after the spell has finished resolving, meaning until after the Command has executed all its chosen modes.
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Lands are colorless. Of course they do not count when counting colors.
An object's colors are derived from the colored mana symbols in its mana cost, its color indicators if it has any, and effects that set/change its colors. Lands usually have none of those.
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8 votes
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No, that is an intentional ferature, implemented and announced a year ago. Any card you craft will cost you a wildcard corresponding to the lowest rarity printing of the card on Arena, regardless of the rarity of the version you want to craft. Bloom Tender's lowest rarity on Arena is rare, hence any version of it, even the mythic one from Lorwyn Eclipsed, will cost a rare wildcard.
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4 votes
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Well, if it had been intended to work as you are trying to read it, it would have been worded "seven or more lands or >a< Treefolk". But as it is actually worded, its the sum of lands and Treefolk.
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It's not 7+ lands or a Treefolk. It's lands plus Treefolks equals 7 or more.
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1 vote
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The cards says "exiled THIS TURN". So cards exiled in a previous turn are inaccessable. The wording makes it so, that you can only cast cards exiled via Maralen on the turn they are exiled.
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2 votes
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This is not a bug with the card. It is a failure of reading comprehension on your part. "One or MORE" means, no matter how many you tap for any action, like attacking, it's one event, thus one trigger, for one token.
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2 votes
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Was your opponent playing a Sephiroth deck, or some other deck using Vengeful Bloodwitch and the like? If so, your Massacre Wurm's second trigger most likely did not get a chance to resolve, you died to your oppnent's triggers, which resolved first.
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2 votes
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You may want to reread the ability:
"Whenever one or more permanent cards are put into YOUR graveyard from anywhere ..."
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2 votes
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They are both. Objects can have multiple card types. That makes them susceptible to everything that affects either type (e.g. Blasphemous Edict). And makes them exempt to everything that exemps either type (e.g. Maelstrom Pulse). This is not a bug, this is how the game of Magic has worked since its inception.
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The new target must still comply with the spell's or ability's targeting restriction. So "target creature an opponent controls" means only yours are elligible. Same goes for aura spells with "enchant creature you control", which can only target your opponent's creatures, since yours are not controled by your opponent. You are only changing the target of the spell, you are not taking control of it.
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2 votes
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Well, you have to pay the activation cost of the Figure's abilities, if you want their effects. They do not activate automatically. And beware, that doing so will overwrite the changeling granted all creature types with just the ones granted by the resolving ability. Though unattaching the Dagger and then reattaching it to the Figure will give that changeling effect a new timestamp and overwrite the resolved Fable's ability.
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2 votes
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Arena imposes a token limit of 250 per player for performance reasons.
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4 votes
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Because she says, that only cards exiled THIS TURN can be cast this way. Cards exiled in a previous turn are gone.
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2 votes
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Were those exiled cards OWNED by you? You do not get to cast your opponent's cards with it.
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3 votes
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Not a bug. The transformation of Brigid is a triggered ability, and thus is neither a spell not an activated ability, so colored mana from the Realms cannot be used for it.
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8 votes
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Lands plus Treefolk number 7 or more, is what the text means.
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2 votes
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Read Solemnity.
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5 votes
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Transforming Eirdu is neither a spell nor an activated ability. It is a triggered ability, and colored mana from the Realms cannot be used for that.
It does not:
115.10. Spells and abilities can affect objects and players they don’t target. In general, those objects and
players aren’t chosen until the spell or ability resolves. See rule 608, “Resolving Spells and
Abilities.”
115.10a Just because an object or player is being affected by a spell or ability doesn’t make that
object or player a target of that spell or ability. Unless that object or player is identified by the
word “target” in the text of that spell or ability, or the rule for that keyword ability, it’s not a
target.
115.10b In particular, the word “you” in an object’s text doesn’t indicate a target.