Rezzahan#77802
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You are focusing on the wrong creature type. Orc, Goblin, Zombie are irrelevant, what matters is the ARMY subtype. Which your token had. So you did not get a new Army token. Rather, the already existing Army token got bigger and was made an additional subtype.
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Dragonfire Blade gives hexproof from monocolored. So of course you cannot target Kili with a monocolored spell of any color. A colorless spell actually could target him.
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There is also a Pariah attached to Arwen. She did not block, the damage your creatures would have dealt to your opponent was redirected to her by that enchantment.
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Only matches where you cast at least 5 spells count. This is a hidden requirement for many achievements. I assume, that this is to make sure only actual games played count.
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Not a Wizards employee. But thank you.
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A nonland PERMANENT card. Can't take instants or sorceries.
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Targeting with abilities is not the same as targeting with spells. Emrakul has no protection against triggers from colored permanents.
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Momo only makes it cost less during your turn.
"The first non-Lemur creature spell with flying you cast during each of your turns costs 1 less to cast."
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You are not. That ability is useless in the format. Other cards have the same "problem". Not all effects make sense in all formats.
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Brawl does not allow sideboards. What you have in the deck is what you play.
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Did you try to cast them on your opponent's turn while they had a Voice of Victory on the field? Then there is nothing wrong. Voice did what it is supposed to do.
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Permanent cards CAN be turned face up, so they are not going to your hand but simply are turned face up.
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In your screenshot, your Shield has damage marked on it, so was clearly blocked that turn by Sparky's creature now in the graveyard. So Buster Sword did not have its trigger event of the equipped creature dealing combat damage to a player occur, at least not in the turn of the screenshot.
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No, you do not have to wait out the timer, you just have to choose a target. The choice to make the trade or not is made on resolution. This is true for all targeted optional triggers. If it says "you may", it is still mandatory to put the trigger on the stack, and do all things nessessary to do so, like choosing modes and targets. When it resolves, you can decline.
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The tiers count down, not up. So Spark rank 2 is higher than Spark rank 3.
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As a permanent card Banishing Light CAN be turned face up, so it is not returned to your hand. It did not enter the battlefield, so no trigger.
Same with Sheltered by Ghosts. It is a permanent card and CAN be turned face up. This results in an aura that is not attached to anything and goes to the gravewyard as a state based action. You do not get to attach it to a creature of yours, nor do you get the exile trigger, because it did not enter the battlefield, it was already there.
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Your opponent's hand shows a Vorinclex, Monstrous Raider. Was that on the field when Sarkhan entered? And when you activated the ability? If so, he entered with only half the usual loyalty counters due to Vorinclex's abiliy. And adding one loylaty counter would be reduced to adding zero loyalty younters for the same reason.
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Voice of Victory is not a new card at all, it has been in Standard for a loooong time:
"Your opponents can't cast spells during your turn."
You are even playing it yourself!
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The season just ended. You may have played the game while the ranks were reset. So the win would then add to your new (reduced) rank for the new season.
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How many modified creature did you control at the time? And was there a valid target for that number? If you only had Propagator Primordium as a modified creature, then without a creature card with mana value 1 or less in your graveyard you cannot legally put the trigger on the stack, so it is removed right away.
Buying packs progresses the golden pack counter, but only packs that are within the current Standard time frame. Opening packs advances the wildcard wheels. So yes, opening packs does not advance the golden pack counter, never has.