Rezzahan#77802
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A bug report needs specifics. No one knows what you were trying to achieve on what boardstate unless you specify. Sceenshots of the battlefield help. Did the exiling of the graveyards not happen? Were you unable to sacrifce a Desert? Were you unable to pay the mana cost of the ability? Were you unwilling to sacrifice the Scavenger Grounds as your only Desert?
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Rest in Peace, Leyline of the Void, Liesa, etc. There are a lot of cards that replace dying with going to exile.
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Simply being affected does not make an object/player/zone a target. The word "target" makes them a target. Your creature was not targeted, so it didn't trigger.
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.
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And it will not. This is not a bug, but rather is how the game's layer system works. Ygra does lose its abilities. But that ability's effect has already been applied at that point. Granting card types happens in layer4, losing abilities in layer 6. Gaining abilities also happens in layer 6, but rule 613.6 covers, that the Food sacrifce ability is still granted despite Ygra not having that ability anymore.
613.6. If an effect should be applied in different layers and/or sublayers, the parts of the effect each
apply in their appropriate ones. If an effect starts to apply in one layer and/or sublayer, it will
continue to be applied to the same set of objects in each other applicable layer and/or sublayer, even
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The ability says to destroy up to one nonbasic land per player, and only one per player.
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Again, Vorinclex, Monstrous Raider.
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Your opponent has Vorinclex, Monstrous Raider on the field.
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Summoning sick creatures cannot use the Food's sacrifice ability, because it requires tapping them.
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Setting base power/toughness (layer 7b) is always applied before modifying power/toughness (layer 7c). The order in which these effects are created doesn't change that, even with several turns between them.
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Any player controlling a Sunspine Lynx perhaps?
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Because a token is not represented by a card. And thus intensity, which specifically affects CARDS, does not affect the token. The token's trigger will increase the intensity of the actual cards, though.
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Thought-Stalker Warlock WILL make you discard regardless of the controler having lost life this turn or not. The difference is the mode of discard. If they lost life, they get to choose the card, and may even wiff with that, if there is no nonland card in your hand. If they didn't lose life, you just discard a card of YOUR choosing.
So in short, they lost life, they choose what is dicarded. They didn't lose life, you choose what is discarded. Either way, discard happens.
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Not a bug. Ygra makes every other creature into Food in layer 4, while the ability is removed in layer 6. Hence why even with the ability being removed, all other creatures are still Food. That effect was already applied. And even further, since part of Ygra's effect was applied already, even after losing that ability it will still grant those Foods the Food sacrifcie ability.
613.6. If an effect should be applied in different layers and/or sublayers, the parts of the effect each
apply in their appropriate ones. If an effect starts to apply in one layer and/or sublayer, it will
continue to be applied to the same set of objects in each other applicable layer and/or sublayer, even
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Doubling Season is worded "if an EFFECT would put ..." while Innkeeper's Talent says "if YOU would put ...". The first wording excludes costs, while the second includes them.
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No. Copies of spells and abilities also copy the number of targets. You chose one target for the original, so the copy has one target. You do not get to change that number, only what that target is.
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Not a bug. This is about the layer system. Type granting and losing happens in layer 4, while ability granting and losing happens in layer 6. That means, that Klothys will turn into a noncreature before that ability gets removed. Since it is no longer a creature when layer 6 effects are applied, it keeps its abilities.
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To attack with a creature means to declare that creature as attacker in the declare attacker step's turn based action. Entering the battlefield attacking does not satisfy that. So your Angel of Destiny tokens never attacked and thus do not trigger the "lose the game ability".
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And that is correct. Unless otherwise stated, an exiled card will return to the battlefield under its OWNER's control. Which you are not, your opponent is. The owner of a card is the player who brought it into the game. You were merely the controller while Atraxa was last on the field.
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It's even worse. The "kill" quest counts every creature that dies under your opponent's control, no matter the reason. So it does count a sacrifice, as well as destruction, and dying for having 0 or less toughness. So long as the creature actually goes to the graveyard and isn't exiled instead like with Rest in Peace.
Sundering Titan doesn't care about basics, it cares about basic LAND TYPES. And there are only five of those: Plains, Island, Swamp, Mountain, Forest. Wastes have no land types.