Rezzahan#77802
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You only have two mana available, so even with the cost reduction, you would not have had enough to cast Quicksand Whirlpool. Out of Air is not useful, since there is no legal target here.
A note on the vehicle problem:
If you want to attack with a vehicle, it has to be crewed BEFORE the declare attackers step begins. Because the first thing that happens in that step is the declaration of attackers, you do not get priority to do anything else first. -
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Spyglass doesn't stop triggers, only activated abilities, and only those that are not mana abilities. Learn the difference.
Activated abilities ALWAYS use the template [cost]:[effect], either on the card itself, ot in the rules for a keyword ability. Look for the colon.
Triggered abilities ALWAYS use the words "when", "whenever", or "at" to specify their trigger condition. If none of those words is used, you are not dealing with a triggered ability. Specifically, the word "if" does not denote a triggered ability, but rather a replacement effect.
Activated abilities cannot be triggered. Triggered abilities are not activated.
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The counters are given for each other zombie THAT ENTERED THE BATTLEFIELD UNDER YOIUR CONTROL THIS TURN. You don't count how many other zombiers you have. You count how many other new zombies you got this turn already.
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Yes, because she triggers when she enters the battlefield. So why would they not get another Meteorite for the copy-Roxanne entering the battlield?
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Of course. The enchantment gives you a mana of the same type that the land produced, in that instance. Not what the land could produce. You can only get the same type of mana twice, not two mana of different colors.
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Mana cost is a copiable value. So the token had mana value 7, just like the original Terisian Mindbreaker.
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You can only apply ONE alternative cost to a spell. Foretell and Jodah both give alternative costs, but to cast the foretold card from exile you have to use the foretell cost. Jodah does not allow you to cast a card from exile.
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And? Read the card, that's what she does.
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All as it should be. Copy effects only copy the base characteristics (what's printed on the card, or what the token has been creates with) and other copy effects. Any effects applied in later layers do not change the copiable values of an object, and thus aren't copied. Copy effects apply in layer 1, everything else comes later.
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You do not get to change the relative order of blockers after it has been chosen in the declare blockers step. And you do not get to skip a blocker just because you can't kill it anymore. You still have to assign lethal damage to the now indestructible blocker before you can reach the next in line. No refunds for your opponent perfectly legally outplaying you, he won fair and square.
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Most likely paid for with mana from a Cavern of Souls set to Phyrexian. Hence why you were asked if you were sure.
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Those judges either misunderstood you or are not worth being called judges. Or you misunderstood their answer. Because an indestructible creature that gets hit by a -X/-X effect, which reduces its toughness to 0 or less, is not destroyed but it DOES DIE. The state based action that puts it into the graveyard is not destruction, so indestructible cannot save the creature.
702.12b A permanent with indestructible can’t be destroyed. Such permanents aren’t destroyed by
lethal damage, and they ignore the state-based action that checks for lethal damage (see rule
704.5g).704.5g If a creature has toughness greater than 0, it has damage marked on it, and the total damage
marked on it is greater than or equal to its toughness, that creature has been dealt lethal damage
and is destroyed. Regeneration can replace this event.704.5h If a creature has toughness greater than 0, and it’s been dealt damage by a source with
deathtouch since the last time state-based actions were checked, that creature is destroyed.
Regeneration can replace this event704.5f If a creature has toughness 0 or less, it’s put into its owner’s graveyard. Regeneration can’t
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Token copies of transforming DFCs are transforming permanents with both sides of the original, and can transform, as of March of the Machine.
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The Scafrab God's trigger doesn't deal damage, it causes you to lose life, the two are quite different things. Damage to a player usually (but not always) causes loss of life, but loss of life itself is not damage.
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No, no bug. Nothing is entering the battlefield, or leaving it, so why would the Oko turned Vaultborn Tyrant trigger? He merely changed his characteristics, nothing more.
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Myrel, Shield of Argive is why you couln't cast your spell.
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Quick Drafts change every two weeks. And evers second Draft is for the newest set. Plenty of opportunity to draft the new set. And at most 1 1/2 weeks waiting for the first Draft.
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Your opponent has hexproof due to Metropolis Reformer. Palantir of Orthanc's trigger requires you to target an opponent, which you can't due to that, so the trigger is removed from the stack immediately and does nothing.
I don't get the issues with Fire of Orthanc, could you please elaborate.
What are you spending mana on with The One Ring? The only thing that requires mana is casting it, and that doesn't affect its burden counters.
It's probably hidden befind the picture of Rutstein, but two Indidious Roots and a Tyvar will make it free, as they get two more tokens to tap for mana (can be used due to Tyvar) from the other Rutstein leaving the graveyard, and a 1 mana cost reduction from Rutstein on the field.