Rezzahan#77802
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That's because the card has a rare printing on Arena. With the not so recent change to how cards are being crafted, you will always use only the lowest rarity wildcard corresponding to the lowest rarity printing of the card, no matter which version of the card you craft.
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You have to have one Cid on the field for the ability to do anything. Cycling the card only increases the effect of the one of the field (and draws you a card, of course), because there's then another Artificer in the graveyard.
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You can be affected without being targeted. Only the word "target" makes a player, object or zone a target. Just being affected does not.
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Using Vayne's Treachery, most likely. Which REDUCES POWER and toughness of the creature. So it dies with less power. Thus less counters.
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Probably a replacement effect. My guess would be Cleric Class.
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Getting +1/+1 is not the same as getting a +1/+1 counter. Only effects that use the word "counter" place counters.
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And how much mana was spent to cast that 7 CMC spell? Mana value and mana spent are two different things, and can differ for the same spell. A cost increase, like with Thalia, Guardian of Thraben, can make that 7 CMC spell cost 8 mana.
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And that is not a bug. You took control of the creature, but not of anything attached to it. The Buster Sword was still controlled by your opponent, and since the triggered ability belongs to the equipment, they got the trigger.
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It entered the battlefield, but without any blight counters. Adding a blight counter is part of the ETB trigger. If the Viper is removed before it gains that counter, the trigger cannot do anything as the Viper's last known information includes it not having any blight counters. And you can't add a blight counter to the no longer existing Viper.
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More context needed.
What spell/ability did you use to try and tap the opponent's creature with? Did that spell/ability make you tap that creature or did it make the opponent tap that creature? What was the creature? Did your opponent have the means to tap it in response? Did you pay the 1? etc.
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The autotapper is a feature that you can use, you do not have to use it. It's a feature to help newer players. Once you are familiar enough with the gameplay on Arena, disabling the autotapper in the settings menu is advisable. If you do, Arena will only propose how to pay costs, not pay automatically. You can alter the proposal by using the mana abilities you want to use, then select "auto pay" for the rest.
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Trying to stop triggered abilities with things that stop activated abilities does not work. This is not a bug, since triggered abilities and activated abilities are different things. Only activated abilities can be activated. Only triggered abilities can trigger. Activated abilities cannot be triggered. Triggered abilities cannot activate. Magic uses the words "activate" and "trigger" with specific in-game meanings, and only those meanings, they are not interchangeble.
An activated abiliy ALWAYS has the form [cost]:[effect]. This template may be hidden in the rules for keyword abilities (like equip), but is otherwise present in the text box of the card.
A triggered ability ALWAYS uses the words "when", "whenever", or "at" to describe its trigger condition. If it doesn't use any of those words, it is not a triggered ability. Specifically the word "if" followed by a condition does NOT denote a triggered ability, but is instead an indicator for a replacement effect.
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You can disable the autotap feature in the settings menu. If you do, Arena will only propose how to obtain the mana nessessary to pay a cost. If that is not how you want to get the mana, you can activate the mana abilities you do want to use manually, and then click on "auto pay" to let Arena pay the rest as proposed.
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An aura that enters the battlefield in any way other than by resolving as a spell on the stack has no targets chosen for it, since auras only target as spells. Such an aura will get attached to a legal object or player it can enchant as the controller chooses. So this gets around ward, hexproof, and shroud, but not protection.
303.4f If an Aura is entering the battlefield under a player’s control by any means other than by
resolving as an Aura spell, and the effect putting it onto the battlefield doesn’t specify the object
or player the Aura will enchant, that player chooses what it will enchant as the Aura enters the
battlefield. The player must choose a legal object or player according to the Aura’s enchant
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603.6a Enters-the-battlefield abilities trigger when a permanent enters the battlefield. These are
written, “When [this object] enters, . . . “ or “Whenever a [type] enters, . . .” Each time an event
puts one or more permanents onto the battlefield, all permanents on the battlefield (INCLUDING THE NEWCOMERS) are checked for any enters-the-battlefield triggers that match the event. -
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An equipment can only be attached to one creature. But there were two tokens created by the same effect, and the effect was trying to attach it to both. So you get to choose, which token gets it.
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The creature was probably chump blocked. Meaning, the blocker died in the first strike. But that does not make the attacker unblocked, or allow it to deal combat damage to the player/planeswalker/battle it attacked. It is still a blocked creature, but with nothing blocking it. So the second strike cannot deal any combat damage, because there's nothing it can be dealt to.
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Your opponent had The Darkness Crystal on the field. So your nontoken creatures did not die, they got exiled. Your opponent's 2 life also came from that replacement effect. Your Sephiroth never triggered.
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No thanks. Atraxa's days in Standard are finally coming to an end. We don't need to have that card around for another 2 years.
Yes, and? The Buster Sword was still controlled by your opponent, you only took control of the creature, not of anything attached to it. And the trigger is on the equipment, not granted to the equipped creature. Therefore the controller of the equipment, which is your opponent, gets the trigger.