Rezzahan#77802
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Dies triggers are handled based on the game state prior to the creature dying. At that point your opponent controls the Phoenix and thus the trigger. This means, that your opponent gets to collect evidence to return the Phoenix, or not do that and leave it in the graveyard.
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Stop spamming. This is not a bug, but rather you not understanding the rules. Avacyn is an 8/8, dealing 6 damage to her and then reducing her toughness by 5 leaves her as a 3/3 with 6 damage marked. Being indestructible means, she survives. DAMAGE DOES NOT REDUCE TOUGHNESS, COMBINING DAMAGE AND TOUGHNESS REDUCTION DOES NOT KILL INDESTRUCTIBLES.
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Damage does not reduce toughness. Arena merely displays a reduced value in the toughness slot to make it easier to calculate how much more damage is needed to be lethal. Damage plus some toughness reduction cannot kill indestructible creatures, you need toughness reduction all the way down to 0 or less to do that.
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You mean Unstable Glyphbridge? If so, read the card again. Everything EXCEPT the chosen 2 or less powered creatures get destroyed. If you don't have one, all your creatures are goners.
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Could you give an example of a card that this happened with?
If you are refering to activated abilities with a sacrifice in the cost, then of course you cannot respond with the shuffle. The object is sacrificed before you get priority to do so, since it is a cost and happens upon activation.
If it is a triggered ability, the sacrifice may be an optional one. In which case, you won't know if the player wants to use that option until he chooses to do so on resolution. At which point it is too late to respond as the trigger is in the middle of resolving.
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Did you confuse the cards? Or leave out a third one? Because neither card mentioned has any kind of life drain effect.
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That's what the Doorkeeper Thrull does: stop ETB triggers for artifacts and creatures. Since ETB trigger conditions are checked after the event, the Thrull is on the field when the game checks on the Guardian. So it doesn't get to trigger.
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Sounds like you were prohibited from casting the spell. Phyrexian Censor is the most likely culprit for that, I think.
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If that 6/2 had menace, then you have to have blocked with at least 2 creatures. Your opponent is free to deal ALL combat damage to the other blocker and leave the Servitor unscathed. All he has to do is put the other creature first in line and assign all comat damage to it.
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That line is there, but due to the amount of text, you have to scroll the text in the textbox. The scrollbar is visible on the right of the textbox.
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Targeting happens when the trigger is put on the stack. You cannot not put the trigger on the stack, and targeting in and of itself can have effects (like sac triggers for being targeted, or ward). It doesn't matter, that you cannot or don't want to use the offered option when the trigger resolves.
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So you've cast your one spell that turn already. You cannot suspend because of this rule:
116.2f A player who has a card with suspend in their hand may exile that card. This is a special
action. A player can take this action any time they have priority, but only if they could begin to
cast that card by putting it onto the stack. See rule 702.62, “Suspend.”You can't begin to cast another spell, so you can't take this special action.
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Well, at least with Mondrak there is no bug, since Mondrak doubles the number of tokens made. So Teysa's one spirit token becomes two. Did you also have Mondrak out when you sacced stuff for Tamiyo's Journal?
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Were you playing against Tovolar, and that werewolf was on the opponent's side together with 2 or more other wolves and werewolves? Then it becomes night on your opponent's turn, because Tovolar says so.
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Lands are colorless by default, unless they have a color indicator (like Dryad Arbor) or some effect is giving them a color. So practically, your lands cannot contribute to solving that case, which requires 5 permanents with different colors.
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That ability can trigger only once per turn. So any effect that would make it trigger twice does nothing.
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The Hammer only grants the ability to the equipped creature. So to use the ability, the Hammer has to be attached to a non-summoning sick untapped creature you control, and you have to pay the activation cost of 3 mana, tapping that creature, and sacrificing the Hammer.
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If an attacker or blocker with double strike loses all its adversaries in the first combat damage step, then there is nothing for it to deal combat damage to in the second, and so deals none. An attacker that was blocked and has no more blockers left DOES NOT get to go through to the player/planeswalker it attacked. It needs trample for that.
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@DAC
The Stormchaser Drake is in the graveyard below the Gaea's Gift. The former died in combat, and the later was cast on Skrelv later that turn, so there was definitely green mana and a Gaea's Gift available during the combat. -
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Deathrite Shaman's first ability is NOT a mana ability, because it targets. And due to this, it cannot be activated during the process of casting a spell or activating an ability. If you want the mana from that ability for such actions, you have to use it beforehand, floating the mana until the payment is due.
605.1a An activated ability is a mana ability if it meets all of the following criteria: it doesn’t
require a target (see rule 115.6), it could add mana to a player’s mana pool when it resolves, and
it’s not a loyalty ability. (See rule 606, “Loyalty Abilities.”)
You get that format sometimes on Arena in Midweek Magic, it's called Pauper. And its bigger cousin Artisan is also featured sometimes (Artisan allows for commons and uncommons only). I agree, that those formats could be offered more often.