Rezzahan#77802
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Your opponent has a Grand Abolisher:
"During your turn, your opponents can't cast spells or activate abilities of artifacts, creatures, or enchantments."
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Skeletons and Zombies get +1/+1, Shapeshifters do not. Shapeshifter is a creature type like any other, it has no rules baggage. You are confusing the creature type shapeshifter with the ability changeling, that some shapeshifters have. Changeling is what grants those shapeshifters all creature types, being a shapeshifter does not.
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Bloodletter of Aclazotz is why this was lethal.
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Did you have a basic land to enchant? Without one, Ossification has no legal target to enchant and can't be played.
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Nah, it lost the 3 toughness granted by the equipment making whatever damage had been dealt to it this turn lethal, so it died.
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The Moss-Pit Skeleton is NOT in your graveyard anymore. Instead an identical looking object is there, but that object is a different one as far as the game is concerned. Because whenever an object changes zones, it becomes a new object. So the intervening-if condition is not true anymore, and thus the triggers don't resolve.
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The styles are also set specific. You need the MoM Obliterator to use the MoM style.
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It does work like that in paper, too. People not adhering to the rules is not the rules' fault. Also, when a nonactive player announces such, the active player can stop them, because he has priority. And do not forget, that ETB triggers go on the stack before the active player gets priority, so cannot take a sorcery timing action in that case.
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Because of the rules, specifically those that govern who has priority.
1) The player who casts a spell or activated an ability or took a special action gets priority afterwards to respond first.
2) The active player gets priority first during any step or phase where players get priority (so not untap, and usually not cleanup).
3) After an object on the stack resolved, the active player gets priority.The last one is the crucial one here. If the stack is also empty after the object resolved, the active player may even proceed with another action that requires sorcery timing. The nonactive player does not get an opportunity to act before the active player does.
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Was the Mother of Machines on your opponent's side? Or did either of you control a Doorkeeper Thrull/Hushbringer/Strict Proctor?
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-1/-1 and -1/-1 counters are two different things. The first is a temporary continous effect that lasts for the stated duration. The second is a marker with inherrent power/toughness modification that is applied for as long as that counter remains on the permanent.
Eyeblight Assassin only gives -1/-1, not counters.
You can easily determine which cards give counters, because they use the word "counter".
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Did you perhaps control a Soul-Scar Mage? Then you opponent as the affected permanents' controller could choose that replacement effect over the Etchings. If so, the creatures never took damage but died due to 0 or less toughness.
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The Mother of Machines has been around for a long time now. Try reading your opponent's cards, they can and will affect what you can and cannot do, what can and cannot happen.
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Did you try on your opponent's turn, while they have a Myrel on the field? Did either of you have Yasharn out?
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When you want to respond to your own triggers, you have to go into Full Control mode. Otherwise, Arena skips your priority as a default shortcut. This goes for responding to your own spells as well.
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Locthwain Scorn:
Target creature gets -3/-3 until end of turn. You gain 2 life. -
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Mythic packs give you mythics in the rare slot. That's it. They are normal packs in any other regard, including the same chance of getting a rare or mythic wildcard in the rare slot. (yes, you can get a rare wildcard in a mythic pack, which sucks.)
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You are playing in the play queues, events, etc. , right? Matches against Sparky and direct challenges do not count.
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Myrel and Kutzil are cards, as is Teferi, Time Raveler. Thalia, Guardian of Thraben makes noncreature spells cost more.
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Daily deals do not EVER offer cards. They offer card STYLES. You bought a style. If you have the card in your collection (from the same set as the style) you can use that style for the card.
Read before you buy. That it is a card style is written in the lower left of the "card" on offer.
Your opponent probably controlled a Kutzil.