Rezzahan#77802
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If the Metamorph copies something as it enters, that overwrites what it would normally enter as. If it were legendary to begin with, as a copy made with Iron Man it would not be legendary. But if it then copies a legendary, it would be legendary again due to its own copy effect.
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Because you did not buy a card. As the tooltip for the offer and the blue triangle on the picture tell you, this is a card STYLE, an alternative art which you can use IF you have the card.
As a general note, the daily deals and the Mastery orbs do not offer cards, just card styles. It is very very VERY rare that a card is offered there. I have seen it happen exactly once in 7 years, a playset of a Sorin planeswalker.
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The target is only "target creature". The rest affects the cost only. So it doesn't matter if the power of the target has increased above 3 when the ability resolves, it is still a creature and thus a valid target. And the cost has been calculated and paid for when the ability was activated, so is also not affected.
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Tokens do go to the graveyard when they die, yes. But Robot Domination is specifically looking for creature CARDS hitting your graveyard, which tokens are not.
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You did not cast the copy, it was directly created on the stack. And since you did not cast it, Speedball did not trigger for it and couldn't redirect it. You did cast the original, so you did get a trigger and could redirect it.
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No, that is not going to change. This has nothing to do with autoordering of triggers. The order is prescribed by the rules themselves. The rules say, that the active player's triggers are always put on the stack first, then the nonactive player's triggers. Each player only has a say in what order their own triggers are put on the stack.
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Risen Reef's ability does not let its controller draw cards. It puts cards from the library into the hand. While drawing a card results in putting the top card from the library into the hand, putting a card from the top of your library into your hands is not drawing a card. Drawing a card is only the specific game action of drawing a card as called for by rules, costs and effects. Any other action, even if similar or downright resembling that action to a T, is not that game action.
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The exiled card has to have the lesser mana value, the resulting spell does not. This is not being fixed, because there is nothing to fix. Both sides are castable, and you can choose either side to cast for free.
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You were not yet at the point to select the opponent's creature. Because when choposing both modes, you have so select THREE targets: a creature to double p/t, a creature you control that fights, and a creature an opponent controls that it fights with. If you want the first and second targets to be the same creature, you have to select it twice. The game was asking you to select the second target, not the third.
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The season ended. EVERYONE got downranked for the next season.
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Well, it would be helpful if we knew what your opponent had on the field. Because there are several cards that have exactly that effect: no or half the number of counters added. Of the top of my head, there are Vorinclex Monstrous Raider, and Solemnity. Others exist.
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Damage to a creature does NOT reduce toughness. That damage is marked on the ctreature until removed by an effect or in the cleanup step. Marked damage is compared to the creature's toughness, and if that damage equals or exceeds the toughness, the creature is destroyed, IF the toughness is above 0. If the toughness is reduced to 0 or less, a different state based action puts the creature in the graveyard without destroying it. Hence why you can kill indestructible creatures by reducing toughness. But, you have to do that ALL THE WAY. Combining damage with toughness reduction will only result in a less tough indestructible creature with damage marked, that won't be destroyed.
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commented
If you beheld a token, it should have been gone the moment it got exiled, since a token not on the battlefield ceases to exist the next time state based actions are checked. Also, tokens that leave the battlefield cannot ever leave the new zone they were sent to. They will stay in that zone for the brief time until the next SBA check.
So, either a lot more is buggy here, or your description of the scenario is incomplete.
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"That last part was what got you. I think that situation lets you choose the card Gwen Stacy because when exiled from the library its mana value is always 2, but then when your opponent got to cast it for free it doesn’t check the value again and the option is given to cast either side for free."
Correct.
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You activated the ability of Marvin. and that ability says "destroy each OTHER creature ...". so Marvin does not destroy itself when choosing even, just like Thanos does not destroy himself when choosing odd.
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Read the card. Dealing combat damage nets two counters:
Whenever equipped creature deals combat damage, put TWO charge counters on Umezawa's Jitte.
This is not the Lost Jitte, which only gets one counter.
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Keeping the creature tapped is not contingent on Spider Woman having the ability. The resolving ability has set up a continuous effect with a duration, which has not yet expired. The duration is "for as long as you control Spider-Woman", and that creature is still under ypur opponent's control. So your creature doesn't get to untap.
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You are confusing transform with power-up. Only the later has the cost reduction on the turn the permanent entered the battlefield. Nothing on the Monica Ranbeau card nor in the rules gives any cost reduction to transform her.
By the way, you could literally just cast the backside of the card directly, no need to cast the front and then transform.
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What spell or ability was targeting you? Note, that not everything that affects an object or player targets that object or player. And then there's Nowhere to Run, which makes hexproof useless.
How so? Just saying something is bugged is not helpful at all. You have to explain what is not working correctly.