Rezzahan#77802
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No. Turning something into a land does not make that something enter as a land, it just changes what it looks like.
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Mystic Reflection was most likely targeting one of those nonlegendary Hydras. Hydras are usually 0/0 creatures that get +1/+1 counters via an X cost in their mana cost. Since Atraxa entered as such a creature, and X was not defined when casting it, it entered as a 0/0 with no counters. And died due to that.
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The new target must still comply with the spell's or ability's targeting restriction. So "target creature an opponent controls" means only yours are elligible. Same goes for aura spells with "enchant creature you control", which can only target your opponent's creatures, since yours are not controled by your opponent. You are only changing the target of the spell, you are not taking control of it.
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It may just be an inaccurate use of the word "assign" on your part, but ASSIGNING damage is correctly not affected by the enchantment, DEALING the assigned damage is. You do not get to assign more damage, the normally assigned damage just gets doubled when it is dealt.
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Well, you have to pay the activation cost of the Figure's abilities, if you want their effects. They do not activate automatically. And beware, that doing so will overwrite the changeling granted all creature types with just the ones granted by the resolving ability. Though unattaching the Dagger and then reattaching it to the Figure will give that changeling effect a new timestamp and overwrite the resolved Fable's ability.
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Season rewards are given when the season ends, so at the end of the month. Then you get the rewards for whatever rank you achieved until then on the constructed ladder and on the Limited ladder. Then your ranks drop by a little more than one rank and a new season begins.
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The problem was, you you tried adding a version you did not have. Getting that version also converted all other versions you already had into that one, as well as the new one counting as another copy of all other versions you had already.
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You have to activate the ability BEFORE the creatures deal combat damage. Doing it afterwards does nothing, since no creatures are dealing combat damage to players anymore.
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Arena imposes a token limit of 250 per player for performance reasons.
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commented
Did you activate either of the other two abilities prior? If so, changeling has been overwritten with only the creature types granted by that ability.
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commented
Most likely used Ral's ultimate loyalty ability to dig 8 cards deep into their library, and found another Grapeshot, which Ral's ability also allows to cast for free.
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Enchantment is its own card type, with its own subtypes. Enchantment types are not creature types. You need to choose a creature type, meaning a subtype of the card type creature, from its official list in the CR.
In essence, Shrine is not a creature type, and cannot be choosen when promted to choose a creature type.
And no, you cannot choose it in paper either. If someone has done so, they cheated.
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Nope, there's a rule for that.
115.9a An object that looks for a “[spell or ability] with [a number of] targets” checks the number
of times any object or player was chosen as the target of that spell or ability when it was put on
the stack, not the number of its targets that are currently legal. If the same object or player
became a target more than once, each of those instances is counted separately. -
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Because she says, that only cards exiled THIS TURN can be cast this way. Cards exiled in a previous turn are gone.
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Were those exiled cards OWNED by you? You do not get to cast your opponent's cards with it.
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It doesn't work, because the Dawnhand's second ability and its last ability are linked abilities. Linked abilities only work with the ones they are linked to, not any others that may be gained and do something similar or even the same thing. You can only use the Dawnhand's last ability to cast cards exiled with the Dawnhand's second ability.
607.1. An object may have two abilities printed on it such that one of them causes actions to be taken or
objects or players to be affected and the other one directly refers to those actions, objects, or
players. If so, these two abilities are linked: the second refers only to actions that were taken or
objects or players that were affected by the first, and not by any other ability.607.2a If an object has an activated or triggered ability printed on it that instructs a player to exile
one or more cards and an ability printed on it that refers either to “the exiled cards” or to cards
“exiled with [this object],” these abilities are linked. The second ability refers only to cards in
the exile zone that were put there as a result of an instruction to exile them in the first ability. -
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Not a bug. The transformation of Brigid is a triggered ability, and thus is neither a spell not an activated ability, so colored mana from the Realms cannot be used for it.
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commented
Lands plus Treefolk number 7 or more, is what the text means.
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Read Solemnity.
Here's the rule, why this is the case (the alternative cost of paying life does not include X):
107.3b If a player is casting a spell that has an {X} in its mana cost, the value of X isn’t defined by
the text of that spell, and an effect lets that player cast that spell while paying neither its mana
cost nor an alternative cost that includes X, then the only legal choice for X is 0. This doesn’t
apply to effects that only reduce a cost, even if they reduce it to zero. See rule 601, “Casting
Spells.”