Rezzahan#77802
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All three choices are made during the resolution of Invoke Despair, in sequence, with the sacrifice of the chosen permanent before the next choice is made. During that resolution state based actions AREN'T checked. Putting an aura that is illegally attached or not attached into the graveyard is a state based action, so does not occur during Invoke Despair's resolution. The aura is still on the battlefield after the enchanted creature is sacrificed, and thus a legal choice to sacrifice for the enchantment part. You do not sacrifice a creature and all auras attached to it, you only sacrifice the creature.
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Ultima ends the turn. Which also removes all waiting triggers caused by the destruction. This is not a bug, but the game applying the rules.
722.1. Some cards end the turn. When an effect ends the turn, follow these steps in order, as they differ
from the normal process for resolving spells and abilities (see rule 608, “Resolving Spells and
Abilities”).722.1a If there are any triggered abilities that triggered before this process began but haven’t been
put onto the stack yet, those abilities cease to exist. They won’t be put onto the stack. This rule
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The sacrifice of Ordeal of Nylea is part of its trigger's resolution. So until such a trigger resolves, it does not get sacrificed, regardless of how many counters are on the enchented creature. Meaning, the Chocobo had to attack for the trigger, and thus the sacrifce, to occur.
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The Forge's tokens aren't artifacts.
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That's because the animation ability of Restless Anchorage also sets specific values for power and toughness. That overwrites the normal p/t the permanent gets from copying something. Copy effects are applied in layer 1, p/t setting in layer 7b. When the turn ended, so did the animation effect wkith its p/t setting, but the copy effect persisted, so at that point, the permanent was made a normal Haughty Djinn.
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Tokens can and o go to any zone where cards can also go if sent there. They just cannot leave that new zone, and cease to exist shortly after arriving as a state based action. So tokens do in fact die. And that is not a recent rules change, but has been the case at least since the 6th edition rules overhaul in 1999, probably even longer.
Luminous Broodmoth cannot return a token that died, because a dead token cannot leave the graveyard, and ceases to exist before the trigger to return it resolves anyway.
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"Shrine" is not a creature type, it is an enchantment type. "Shrine" is thus not a viable choice for creature type.
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That's because Ultima ends the turn. And due to that, any waiting triggers, like the one from destroying Galian Beast, cease to exist.
722.1. Some cards end the turn. When an effect ends the turn, follow these steps in order, as they differ
from the normal process for resolving spells and abilities (see rule 608, “Resolving Spells and
Abilities”).722.1a If there are any triggered abilities that triggered before this process began but haven’t been
put onto the stack yet, those abilities cease to exist. They won’t be put onto the stack. This rule
does not apply to abilities that trigger during this process (see rule 722.1f)
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Special Guest cards are not added to the Standard card pool, nor Alchemy. You can play the card only in formats, where Adeline is allowed, so Historic, Pioneer, Brawl, and Timeless. It won't show up in the deckbuilder when building a deck for any other format.
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Can't find any card named Yang Spine Lynx. Regardless, objects and players can be affected without being targeted. Being affected does not make them a target. Only the word "target" does.
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Not during a battle, TO a battle. Meaning the March of the Machine Invasions, which are currently the only battles in the game. Deeproot Wayfinder does not trigger for fight effects, or bite effects, or any other effects that allow a creature to deal damage to something.
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Trample from the Monster Role token plus deathtouch from the Basilisk Collar allowed to only assign 1 damage to the blocker and trample over with the rest. Because any nonzero amount of damage from a source with deathtouch is lethal, even when assigning combat damage.
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It has to deal damage via its trigger to stop life gain. Combat damage does not result in that effect.
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Voice of Victory?
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No, creatures with the CHANGELING ability are all creature types. A shapeshifter that doesn't have that ability is just that, a shapeshifter, no other types, except those that are also listed on its type line.
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If an attacking creature is blocked, it can only assign combat damage to the creatures blocking it. If no such blocker exists anymore (because it died in the first combat damage step, for example), the attacker is still blocked, but has no creature to assign combat damage to. So it does not assign combat damage. Trample allows to go through to the player/planeswalker/battle the creature attacked, hence why the Champion got to deal combat damage in the second combat damage step. Attackers do NOT become unblocked when all blockers are gone.
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They probably had entered the event before the ban, and thus got to play the banned cards, because they could not change the deck. It was locked in.
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Stock Up doesn't draw cards, it puts cards into your hand. In Magic, there's a difference. While drawing a card means to put the top card of your library into your hand, putting the top card (or any cards) of your library into your hand does not count as drawing. Only when the effect uses the word "draw" are you drawing a card.
Could you please provide the actual card name, not just the ability word for the ability in question (if that is what "you are not alone" is)? It's hard to find what card you are even talking about.
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Ok, the card's name is "You're Not Alone". When mentioning cards, the EXACT spelling is important.