Rezzahan#77802
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20 gems are given, when you hit a rare that you already have a full playset of. Those rares and mythics from individual card rewards (ICR) do not have duplicate protection, only rares and mythics from opening packs do.
Also, 20 gems is far more than the +0.3% to the vault value when hitting an uncommon that you already have a full playset of. Those gems do add up.
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Your opponent either trampled over, or assigned the rest of the damage to another blocker. Only up to 3 damage is assigned to your Nemesis in either case.
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Akroma's Will (Blessing of teh Oracle) is not legal in Standard. None of the bonus sheet cards are, unless they have another, legal, printing.
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That's because in the library, those cards are 3-colored, not the 2-colored required by Niv-Mizet, Reborn.
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Only an equipped attacking creature can get menace from the Shopkeep. If you don't have any, the trigger is removed from the stack right away.
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A token that leaves the battlefield cannot return. It will stay in its new zone, and ceases to exist the next time state based actions are checked.
111.8. A token that has left the battlefield can’t move to another zone or come back onto the battlefield.
If such a token would change zones, it remains in its current zone instead. It ceases to exist the next
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Each Dauntless Veteran can only give +1/+1 when it attacks.
In Magic, when a card refers to itself by name, it only means [this object]. If an effect includes all objects with the same name, it will explicitly say so.
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The card exiled with Trapped in the Sceen was already counted in your opponent's exiled cards.
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So long as the artifact is an equipment (which it still was in your scenario), it can be attached. Just not by using its equip ability, which was removed.
Furthermore, the equipment's ability gets a new timestamp when it gets attached (irrelevant here, but worth mentioning), and its effect includes a type change (making the equipped creature into an Artificer). This means, that in the layer system, the ability starts to apply in layer 4, before it loses all abilities in layer 6. And since it started to apply, it gets to apply fully, even though the ability is removed halfway through its application. So the equipped creature also gets the power/toughness boost.
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Unholy Annex/Ritual chamber with both doors unlocked has a mana value of 8, the sum of both halves. So Karn's Sylex and Blast Zone need a value of 8 to destroy it.
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You are aware, that you do not have to attack with 30+ creatures at once? Any attacker declaration during any game will count towards it.
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Did you actually check your collection? Or did you just not get a notification, and promptly assumed, that you didn't get anything? Arena's reward notification can hickup quite often when multiple rewards from different avenues are received at once. Always check RIGHT AWAY whenever you should get a card reward.
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The Adventure is not an ability of the land. It is an alternative way to play the card FROM YOUR HAND. When you play the adventure from your hand, the spell eventually resolves, and the card goes to exile. You can then play it as the land. (Other adventures have other permanent types, and those can then be cast from exile for the normal cost.)
Omens are similar. But instead of exile, the card goes back into your library when the Omen resolves.
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He probably gave you control of an aura he had on the field. Usually,that would be something like a Pacifism, but could be any aura since those usually cannot be put on something else when control changes. Utterly useless for you to gain control of, but totally legal nonetheless.
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Did your opponent have Tyvar, Jubilant Brawler on the field?
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You've cast an OMEN, not an ADVENTURE. Omens go back into the library after resolving.
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Curse of Silence is YOUR spell, you are its controller. And your spell is allowed to target you. Imps Mischief only targets the spell, not you. The coice to change the target to you is not targeting you, since it happens on resolution. There was no illegal targeting here.
Curse of Silence enchanting you does not affect your opponent's spells.
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It did work. But the untap happens when the trigger resolves, so both untaps happen in the first combat phase. You do not get to untap in the new combat phase.
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Lathril has to deal combat damage to a player. If he gets blocked, he doesn't get to deal combat damage to the player, even if the blocker dies to the first strike. Lathril is still blocked even when all blockers are removed.
You sure, you are not mistaking the damage to the player that VIVI does when it gets a counter, with the damage that All Will Be One does to the creature/planeswalker?