Rezzahan#77802
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commented
Sounds like your opponent had the Mother of Machines on their side.
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commented
The Questing Beast shuts down damage prevention, including the one from protection. So damage cannot be prevented by protection.
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commented
Then they probably had Nowhere to Run on the field.
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commented
You still have to get the first copy of a card from the set. Then all copies from other sets are counted for it as well. And if there is a version you still have 0 copies of, Arena somehow shows your card as "first" even if you have a full 4 copies in the set already.
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It does not matter what's printed on the card. Except the name. Because all cards with the same name are treated as having their Oracle text printed on them.
As for why the old version says "target creature or player", that's because during Ixalan the old planeswalker damage redirection rule still existed. When it got abolished, almost all cards that had "target creature or player" were errataed to read "any target".
And no, no card becomes illegal to play just because the printed text does not equal the Oracle text.
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commented
You have to set a stop on the opponent's upkeep BEFORE they begin their turn.
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commented
Because ANY card in your graveyard is a legitimate choice to exile all copies from your deck. If you happen to have a basic in the yard, then that is a valid choice. Deadly Cover-Up has no restrictions for the card to exile.
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Seems more like YOU do not understand timing and priority.
When a player casts a creature spell, they usually have to do so with specific timing. That timing is: when it is their main phase, the stack is empty, and they have priority. Same is true for sorceries, and all other noninstant spells.
Instants also have a timing restriction, just not as severe: when you have priority.
Whenever any object on the stack resolves, the active player gets priority. So after the creature spell resolved, and the creature entered the battlefield, unless something triggered on those events, the stack is empty and the active player has once again achieved sorcery timing restrictions. And thus can cast a sorcery right away. Without the opponent getting any opportunity to do anything in between. Only after the spell has been cast, and thus its costs have been paid (which includes additional costs like sacrificing a creature), and the player having passed priority, does the opponent get priority for the first time after the creature spell resolved. So that is the first time you as the opponent could have cast your instant. You couldn't target the sacrifced creature because it was already gone due to being sacrifced as a cost.
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How much mana did you spent to cast it? Did you even cast it? The value of X, and therefore what you can target and return with its trigger, depends on how much mana you've spent to cast it.
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commented
Reading is king:
Astelli Reclaimer:
"When this creature enters, return target noncreature, nonland permanent card with mana value X or less from your graveyard to the battlefield, WHERE X IS THE AMOUNT OF MANA SPENT TO CAST THIS CREATURE."You spent ZERO mana to cast this creature, because you did not cast it. Therefore ZERO is the value of X. Auxiliary Boosters has a mana value of FIVE, 5 is not 0 or less.
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commented
Or you could learn to read your opponent's cards. (Hint: Voice of Victory)
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commented
Could you cast it on your turn? If so, you were not permitted to cast spells on your opponent's turn, probably due to them having a Voice of Victory out. Or one of the several other cards that prohibit you from casting spells on their turn.
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2 votes
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There's a hidden requirement of having to cast at least 5 spells during the game. Otherwise, it would be trivial to get that achievement, because one opponent scooping right away would trigger it.
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commented
You most likely couldn't target your opponent due to hexproof or protection, making the discard mode unavailable.
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commented
Did you attack the opponent? Or only a planeswalker or battle? The later two won't trigger Dollmaker's Shop. You have to attack a player.
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First, you CAN disable the autoordering feature. That has been possible for YEARS. Check the settings menu under gameplay (during a game).
Second, if targeting is involved, then order of triggers may not matter, especially if you want to target a token that will be created by one of those triggers. YOU CAN'T DO THAT, no matter the order of the triggers. You have to target something that already exists, you cannot target something that may or may not exist sometime later. Because all targets have to be chosen when the triggers are put on the stack. And they are put on the stack AT THE SAME TIME. None of them can resolve to create a possible target for others.
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4 votes
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commented
And did you check your collection? Missing notifications do not mean missing cards.
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commented
Were you the starting player? The starting player does not get to draw a card on their first turn in a duel.
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2 votes
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commented
Not a bug. Making Kudo, or Ygra, or Ashaya, or Kaito lose their abilities is applied in layer 6. But their effects already start applying in layer 4, because they change card types. And because they started to apply before losing their abilities, they get to apply fully despite losing those abilities in between.
which is?