Rezzahan#77802
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Of course not. Ojer Axonil specifies that it applies to RED SOURCES only.
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The PC client has function available for some reason, you can choose to autoallocate combat damage. So there should be a menu or checkbox in the mobile version for that, too.
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Leyline is banned in Bo1, but not in Bo3.
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Queen Brahne is neither a shaman nor a wizard, so Harmonic Prodigy does not apply to her triggers.
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Additional tokens created via replacement effects are subject to ALL effects the original token is subject to. That includes entering tapped, entering attacking, getting sacrificed or exiled at end of combat or end of turn, RECEIVING COUNTERS, etc.
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Did it have that power when you declared it as attacker? Getting to 21+ power after it was declarerd as attacker does not count.
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You cannot do it, because it simply doesn't work. The rules of the game don't allow this to happen. Becasue all those cards have beginning of combat triggers, they all go on the stack at the same time, and you have to choose a target for Jenova's trigger then and there. No token is created yet, no matter how you try to order the triggers, so none of the tokens from Lagomos, or Urabrask's Forge, or Calamity, etc. are legal targets. You cannot target what doesn't exist (yet).
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Did you order the triggers correctly? The Mayhem Devil trigger must resolve first, and it must target the opponent, so that Gev can apply to the returning Putrid Goblin after the Mayhem Devil has dealt damage to the opponent.
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You get gems for excess rares and mythics (20 gems for rares, 40 gems for mythics). Excess commons and uncommons only contribute to the vault (0.1% for a common, 0.3% for an uncommon).
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Was your Gaelicat blocked by another creature? If so, the PuPu UFO was not required to block as the Gaelicat got blocked already, fulfilling the Masamune's requirement.
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The autotapper is a feature that you can use, you do not have to use it. It's a feature to help newer players. Once you are familiar enough with the gameplay on Arena, disabling the autotapper in the settings menu is advisable. If you do, Arena will only propose how to pay costs, not pay automatically. You can alter the proposal by using the mana abilities you want to use, then select "auto pay" for the rest.
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You can disable the autotap feature in the settings menu. If you do, Arena will only propose how to obtain the mana nessessary to pay a cost. If that is not how you want to get the mana, you can activate the mana abilities you do want to use manually, and then click on "auto pay" to let Arena pay the rest as proposed.
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When the Nazgul enters, The Ring Temps You. Which means, the player gets to chose a Ringbearer. The Ringearer becomes legendary. So if they choose the nonlegendary Nazgul token Ratadrabik created, that token becomes legendary. When it dies now, Ratadrabik makes a new token, and the whole cycle repeats. So this is not a bug, this is a legit interaction.
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There are at least FOUR cards in Standard right now, all of them reasonably playable and thus can be expected to be encountered in games, that prevent you from casting spells on your opponent's turn. Other static effects can have similar results. so read your opponent's cards.
The four cards:
Myrel, Shield of Argyve
Voice of Victory
Grand Abolisher
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The Tarkir tri-lands do not have ANY land types. You need the Capenna family lands or Ikoria's Triomes for that.
A land's land types are determined by its type line, not by the mana it can produce.
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Nowhere To Run breaks ward and hexproof. By design of the card.
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Then you have your explanation right there. The card says "TOUGHNESS 4 or greater", so your creatures were the only legal targets.
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Did your creatures actually attack the PLAYER, or only a planeswalker they controlled, or battle they defended? If the later two, then the Dollmaker's Shop's trigger condition is NOT met. You have to specifically attack a PLAYER with a non-toy creature you declare as attacker (so mobilze tokens sent to the player, for example, also won't trigger it).
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Are you sure there wasn't a Voice of Victory under your opponent's control? A lot of people seem to miss the restrictive ability on that card.
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White Auracite's exile is a contingent on it being on the battlefield. The return of the exiled card happens IMMEDIATELY with it leaving the battlefield, there is no trigger involved to return it. So your cited rules are not relevant here. Since Ultima destroys artifacts and creatures as its first effect, the exiled card returns before the game even gets to the second effect of ending the turn. Yes, even though it is in the middle of resolving a spell.
610.3. Some one-shot effects cause an object to change zones “until” a specified event occurs. A second
one-shot effect is created IMMEDIATELY after the specified event. This second one-shot effect returns
the object to its previous zone.