Rezzahan#77802
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Reading the card helps. It can only prevent damage to YOU, it cannot help your creatures.
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It's an OMEN. Omens go back into the library, to be drawn again later. This is a new Tarkir mechanic.
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Your opponent has a Clarion Conqueror on the field.
"Activated abilities of artifacts, creatures, and planeswalkers can't be activated."
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Doesn't matter how long a creature has been on the battlefield. What does matter is wether you controlled the creature continuously since your most recent turn began. Thus creatures become summoning sick again when changing controllers. Red's temporary control change effects give haste for exactly that reason.
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@SilentSnek
You did not read the card correctly:
"The next time a source of your choice would deal damage TO YOU this turn, prevent that damage."No mention of damage prevention for creatures.
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Was there a Voice of Victory on your opponent's side? If so, casting ANY spell during his turn is forbidden by the card.
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Did you also account for the various Clones that can copy the card?
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Spelunking.
Read your opponent's cards.
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Of course. A player's mana pool empties with the end of EACH STEP AND PHASE. Unless you run cards that specifically keep mana around through the steps and phases, it is either used in the current step/phase, or it is gone. You cannot float mana through different steps/phases without the help of the few cards that allow for it.
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There do exist cards like Voice of Victory which keep the other player from casting spells during their controller's turn. By design. Read your opponents' cards.
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Voice of Victory under your opponent's control?
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The Woodlands just turned into a planeswalker. With no loyalty counters. So it went to the graveyard. To get starting loyalty on a planeswalker, it has to enter the battlefield.
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Kaya's Ghostform:
"When enchanted permanent dies OR IS PUT INTO EXILE, return that card to the battlefield under your control." -
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Your hexproof is shut down by Nowhere to Run.
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You can save your Limited decks into your deck collection. But you have to do this before you collect your rewards for the event. You can do this before you play a single game, or in between games, or at the very end. It even saves your sideboard (all the cards you didn't use in the deck). I do this with my successful draft decks. Of course, this goes against your deck limit, so make sure you have the space.
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Did your opponent have hexproof? Because Crystal Barricade is a thing.
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To get the infinite number, you have to have 4 copies in your collection first. If you have less, then that is the max you can play.
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In those instances, did your opponent have Voice of Victory out?
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This is yet another end step trigger, that mobilize token sacrifice CANNOT satisfy. As per the rules. Because that trigger, like many others in the set, has an intervening-if clause, and that condition must be true BEFORE the end step begins or the ability doesn't trigger at all. Tokens dying IN the end step die too late.
Though note, that stacking the triggers correctly (if a creature of yours has died before the end step), can make it count the mobilize token sacrifices for more life and counters.
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For what it's worth, the token would not have been able to attack anyway. Because it was summoning sick and didn't have haste.
Did they have Voicve of Victory on the field? If so, that is the reason.