Rezzahan#77802
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Atraxa only costs 7 mana, you need to reanimate a creature with mana value 8 or more for that achievement.
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He didn't cast the Wilt-Leaf Liege, you made him discard it with Rush of Dread. So the Liege's ability applied and your opponent could simply put it on the battlefield.
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Hexproof only helps against targted burn. If the effect says "each player" or "each opponent", there is no targteting, and hexproof is irrelevant.
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Or read the card correctly. The Slasher does not half your life total rounded up, it says you lose half your life total rounded up. What's rounded up is the amount of life the player loses.
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Did you actually click on your graveyard to then select cards to forage? Or did you try to choose the cards displayed as possible plays now? Because the later is not the choice for foraging. You have to first go to the graveyard (even if it appears to be empty), and then select the cards to forage.
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It died with 1 power, and with no 1-drop in the graveyard, there was no legal target for the trigger, so it got removed from the stack.
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And he does lose that ability. However, due to how the layer system works, type changing (layer 4) occurs before ability losing (layer 6), no matter in which order the effects are created. Layer 4 always comes before layer 6. And due to rule 613.6, once an effect starts to apply, it gets to apply fully even if parts of it apply in later layers, and the abilty generating the effdect is removed before then.
This is true also for Ygra, Kudo, and Ashaya.
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With the acrifice option you have to be careful to do things in the right order as asked by the game. Because it is possible to target the creature you want to sacrifice. But that also can lead to accidentally choosing the intended sacrifice as the target. You FIRST choose the target, THEN you pay the costs including the sacrifice.
Not saying that this is the case here, but the card has worked for me correctly in the past.
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There hasn't been priority between damage assignment and damage dealing since 2009 when the M10 rules changes happened.
You probably were prohibited from sacrificing your Food or from activating abilities during your opponent's turn. There's quite a few cards that do that in Standard and even more in broader formats.
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Orbs get you card STYLES, not cards. You can use the styles if you have the cards. In the entire history of Arena, there was only one instance, where you could get actual cards, and that was the 4x Sorin planeswalker during Bloomburrow.
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And yet another example of the Kudo / Ygra / Ashaya misunderstanding on the player's side. Abilities are lost in layer 6, but all those cards, Kaito included, change card types, which happens in layer 4, so before any abilities are lost, regardless of the relative timestamp order of those effects. Because layer 4 effects always come before layer 6 effects. And per rule 613.6, if there are other parts of the effect that apply in later layers, those parts of the effects will still get applied, even if the abilties creating the effects are removed.
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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Field of Ruin has three versions on Arena: Ixalan, Theros Beyond Death, and Innistrad: Midnight Hunt. Your card style must match the version of the card you are using.
Did those happen during YOUR turn? Because Bloodletter of Aclazotz's effect doesn't apply when it is not your turn.