Rezzahan#77802
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To get the achievement, you creature has to have all the abilities when it is declared as attacker. Gaining one or more after being declared as attacker comes too late.
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"Activate oly as a sorcery."
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Leyline of the Void replaces CARDS going to the graveyard with them going to exile, and only the opponent is affected. So tokens die as usual, since they are not cards. Whereas any nontoken creature your opponent has that would die gets exiled instead. So only your opponent's token creatures and all of your creatures can trigger Massacre Girl's delayed trigger and Sephiroth's trigger.
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Because of Nowhere to Run. Read the card.
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You have to control a creature with 4+ power to activate the ability. You do not need one when you resolve it. It is a restriction on the activation only, not a condition to draw the card.
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The key here is, that the +1/+1 counter and the subsequent creation of the token is all part of the resolving trigger of Anim Pakal. Meaning, no state based actions are checked in between. At the time the token is created, Anim Pakal has both a -1/-1 counter and a +1/+1 counter on it. When the ability has finished resolving, so after the token has been created, THEN state based actions, their first check since Anim Pakal's trigger started to resolve, annihilate the counters.
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It has to be a nontoken artifact creature that deals combat damage. Token artifact creatures dealing combat damage therefore do not count.
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While you did not provide the promised sceenshots, the most likely thing is, that you tried to target Terror of the Peaks with Overkill while having only 2 or less life. The Terror's ability demands, that you pay 3 life in addition to any other costs for a spell that targets it. A cost you could not pay.
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No, not a bug. Ultima ends the turn. This means, among other things, that any triggers caused by the destruction, cease to exist.
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Burning Anger doesn't have nor grant a triggered ability. It grants an ACTIVATED ability. So all you have to to make the combo work is to actually activate the ability. Which you can do, because Storm Herald has haste. Arena does not activate abilities for you (except mana abilities if autotap is on), you have to do that yourself.
As for Consulate Dreadnaught, it is not on Arena (yet). The Explorer format has been renamed Pioneer, because all the competetively played cards (as surveyed by wizards) are available. Niche cards may or may not be added in the future.
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We can agree to disagree, sure, but one of us is wrong and it is not me.
The Ugin spell does not target, it's as simple as that. It cannot have targets. If it had a target, that target would have to be chosen when the spell is cast, before costs are calculated and paid. Casting him triggers an ability, which is its own object on the stack, and that ability has a target. Triggered abilities, and activated abilities, are their own thing, their own objects with their own characteristics. When an ability is put on the stack, if it requires targets, those targets are chosen when it is put on the stack, just like spells as outlined in rule 603. Most importantly, they are independent of their sources.
Arena handles this correctly. You have been educated on how it works, and why, wether you accept it or not. But perpetuating this now in paper Magic means, that you are knowingly cheating if you try to pull this in an event. Or you get a (not so big) surprise when your opponent calls a judge on you and they rule against you (correctly). What's more worrysome, is that your false thinking may make other players also play this wrong, and then they get called a judge against them and get a bad surprise.
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No, it doesn't. The issue is, that you mistake the SOURCE of the ability for the ability itself. Things like protection and hexproof from a color look at the source of an ability to see if they apply. Tectonic Giant doesn't care about the source of an ability, it doesn't care about abilities at all. It looks at the thing that targets it, which is an ability, and therefore doesn't trigger, because an ability is not a spell.
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And here's another rule, you want to read.
603.3. Once an ability has triggered, its controller puts it on the stack as an object that’s not a card the
next time a player would receive priority. See rule 117, “Timing and Priority.” The ability becomes
the topmost object on the stack. It has the text of the ability that created it, and no other
characteristics. It remains on the stack until it’s countered, it resolves, a rule causes it to be removed
from the stack, or an effect moves it elsewhere.An error occurred while saving the comment Rezzahan#77802
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"@Razzahan. So you believe if you had an instant that said "the next time you cast a black spell destroy target permanent" it wouldn't be the target of a spell because it's a casting trigger spell."
Correct, though I do not believe it, I KNOW IT FOR A FACT. That spell would set up a delayed triggered ability, and if triggered, that ability targets, not the spell that triggers it, nor the spell that set up the delayed trigger.
"Triggered abilities are attached to permanents that are already on the battlefield [...]"
For that claim you have to give a citation. But you won't find any, because it's not in the Comprehensive Rules. How the CR define triggered abilities I quoted earlier already. You are too hung up on your false conviction, that it has to be a permanent that has the triggered ability. No. ANY object can have triggered abilities. Cards in the graveyard, cards in exile, cards in the LIBRARY, cards in HAND, and spells on the stack. Heck even EMBLEMS in the command zone.
"My problem is that Ugin targets him before he enters. He doesn't even need to enter. Not sure how it can be said Ugin can target Tectonic, not being a permanent and then still say it wasn't the spell that targeted it. Ugin doesn't exist yet."
Ugin DOESN'T target as a spell. He CANNOT target as a spell, because he is not an aura spell, nor cast via mutate, which are the ONLY kind of permanent spells, that CAN have targets. Ugin is merely the SOURCE of the ability, but it is the ability itself, that does all the things. Ugin, being on the stack or not, being on the battlefield or not, is irrelevant.
"Those decks are built off casting triggers not triggered abilities."
What do you think a casting TRIGGER is, if not a TRIGGERED ABILITY?
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No one said anything about Tectonic Giant becoming the target of the Ugin PERMANENT. He becomes the target of the TRIGGERED ability of a spell on the stack. The target of an ABILITY. Permanent spells can only have targets if they are aura spells or are cast via the mutate ability. The triggered ability, like any other cast trigger, resolves BEFORE the Ugin spell, not afterwards.
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Whereever it says that a nonpermanent cannot have triggered abilities is so wrong it cannot even be described. How do you think cards like Arclight Phoenix, Bloodfeather Phoenix, all kinds of other Phoenixes, the whole host of flashback cards, exhume cards, any other graveyard based activated or triggered cards, freaking STORM cards, replicate cards, conspire cards, etc. are supposed to work? None of them are permanents when they are triggered or activated.
Here's the storm example, straight from the Comprehensive Rules:
702.40. Storm
702.40a Storm is a triggered ability that functions on the stack. “Storm” means “When you cast this
spell, copy it for each other spell that was cast before it this turn. If the spell has any targets, you
may choose new targets for any of the copies.”And another thing: The Ugin spell is the SOURCE of the ability, but it is the ability itself that targets, not the Ugin spell.
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100% certainty and then some if that were possible:
113.3c Triggered abilities have a trigger condition and an effect. They are written as
“[Trigger condition], [effect],”
and include (and usually begin with) the word
“when,”
“whenever,” or “at.” Whenever the trigger event occurs, the ability is put on the stack the next time a player would receive priority and stays there until it’s countered, it resolves, or it otherwise leaves the
stack. See rule 603, “Handling Triggered Abilities.”And now look at Ugin, Eye of the Storm:
"WHEN you cast this spell, [=trigger condition]
exile up to one target permanent that's one or more colors. [=effect]"
You should also have noticed when Ugin was cast, there was a seond object put on the stack above it right away by Arena, with a target, which means, the Ugin spell, and that second object are different things.
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Tectonic Giant doesn't trigger because it is targeted by an ABILITY. It can only trigger when targeted by a SPELL. A cast trigger, like Ugin has, is still triggered ability, even if it is triggered by casting the spell.
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Read Nowhere to Run. All of it.
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Yes, Rest in Peace replaces going to the graveyard with going to exile (including for tokens unlike Leyline of the Void), which shuts down any dies triggers and effects, because nothing dies anymore. For something to die, it has to go to the graveyard.
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"Whenever YOU sacrifice a permanent ..."
Your opponent sacrificing permanments won't trigger Korvold. Your opponent destroying your permanents won't trigger Korvold.
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You forgot to factor in the massive amount of lifegain the opponent had happen as a result of combat damage, so even before Cecile triggers to make them lose life. And only after that life loss from the trigger does the game check the life total of Cecile's controller, still during the resolution of that trigger, and only if the life total at that time is half or less the starting life total does Cecile transform.
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Probably Yasharn or a Karn, the Grerat Creator on the field. Or something similar shutting down your ability to activate a Treasutre token.
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Pay attention to what your opponent's cards do. They was defenitely something that removes lore counters, thus enabling the Saga to go UP to level 1 again. If it wouldn't get a new lore counter, it wouldn't trigger.
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If you have played the Blinkmoth Nexus during your most recent turn, turning it into a creature will make it summoning sick. Because you have not crontroled it continuously since your most recent turn began (how long it has been a creature is irrelevant). Summoning sick creatures cannot use their tap abilities, inlcuding mana abilities.
Then they were not dying. Probably got exiled instead due to a Rest in Peace on the field.