Rezzahan#77802
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Nothing to fix. Mazemind Tome only lets you scry 1.
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You removed a toughness bonus to an already damaged creature. Since damage stays marked on creatures until the cleanup step, it can accumulate, and it can become lethal if toughness is reduced. Your creature got destroyed for having received lethal damage.
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The second chapter targets the opponent. If they cannot be targeted, for example Crystal Barricade granting them hexproof, then the trigger is removed from the stack right away, because you cannot select a valid target.
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Because mobilze mtokens do not attack, the ENTER ATTACKING. To attack, a creatutrer has to be DECLARED AS ATTACKER in the declare attackers turn based action of declaring attackers.
508.4. If a creature is put onto the battlefield attacking, its controller chooses which defending player,
planeswalker a defending player controls, or battle a defending player protects it’s attacking as it
enters the battlefield (unless the effect that put it onto the battlefield specifies what it’s attacking).
Similarly, if an effect states that a creature is attacking, its controller chooses which defending
player, planeswalker a defending player controls, or battle a defending player protects it’s attacking
(unless the effect has already specified). Such creatures are “attacking” but, for the purposes of
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Two different effects, but both part of the same resolving ability. No player has priroity to do anything while any object is resolving, except for the actions called for by that resolving object. You cannot interrupt it with Tishana's Tidebinder. You can only cast it in response to the whole ability before it starts resolving, and counter the whole thing, not part of it.
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Creatures that exert when attacking need to be declared individually. If they are declared as attackers in a group of creatures at the same time, the exert option is not given.
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Enduring Courage is an enchantment. So why should a spell that can target and exile an enchantment not be able to exile that enchantment?
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Nowhere to Run?
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Then you most likely had so many cards in hand, that the game did not ask you to select cards to discard, but select cards TO KEEP. You had to select the seven cards you did not want to discard.
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A storm spell does not count itself. It counts spells that were cast BEFORE it. In your scenario, you get two copies (your creature spell and the Bolt being two spells cast before it), and have the original, so your opponent cannot pay the total of 3 mana demanded by the three spells, and the Bolt gets countered. They can refuse to pay altogether to keep their two mana open for other stuff. Is this not what happened?
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"Your Go" also requires at least 5 spells being cast by you during the game.
For "Test of Endurance" the game has to see you at 50+ life while it is still going. Getting to 50+ while winning at the same time won't do. You also have to cast 5+ spells during that game.
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Cecil did not leave the battlefield, the creature just transformed. Void was not fulfilled.
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The card went from the graveyard TO THE STACK like all spells, resolved, and then went directly to exile. No zone change from library or graveyard to exile here, so Laelia didn't care, her trigger condition was not fulfilled.
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Spelunking is a card with more than one effect.
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Alesha, Who Laughs at Fate?
You have to have declared a creature as attacker that turn. AND you have to have a valid target in the graveyard when your end step begins. AND she has to be on the battlefield at that time.
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Hexproof only works against TARGETED spells and abilities (and not even against those of the opponent has Nowhere to Run out). Targets are identified by one thing only: the spell/ability using the word "target" to denote them. Being affected does not make something a target, only the word "target" does. "You" is not a target, "each" is not a target, "all" is not a target.
115.10. Spells and abilities can affect objects and players they don’t target. In general, those objects and
players aren’t chosen until the spell or ability resolves. See rule 608, “Resolving Spells and
Abilities.”115.10a Just because an object or player is being affected by a spell or ability doesn’t make that
object or player a target of that spell or ability. Unless that object or player is identified by the
word “target” in the text of that spell or ability, or the rule for that keyword ability, it’s not a
target.115.10b In particular, the word “you” in an object’s text doesn’t indicate a target.
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Sorin of House Markov has a w/b color identity because of its COLOR INDICATOR on the back side. Color indicators have been introduced years ago, and always contributed to color identity. The first set with DFCs, the original Innistrad, already had an example of this: Garruk Relentless/Garruk, the Veil-Cursed. That card's back has a b/g color indicator, making its color identity b/g . And that has always been the case.
A color idicator is colored or multicolored circle on the type line on the very left before the types are listed. The colors of the circle are the colors of the object.
204. Color Indicator
204.1. The color indicator is printed to the left of the type line directly below the illustration. It consists
of a circular symbol filled in with one or more colors. A color indicator is usually found on nonland
cards without a mana cost.
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Only creatures are affected by summoning sickness.
If the Signet was somehow animated into a creature the turn it was put onto the battlefield, it would be summoning sick.
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Of course Darksteel Colossus is not put into the graveyard. Its own replacement effect shuffles is back into the library right away. It is only revealed because the Colossus's ability makes it revealed, not because it was milled. Darksteel Colossus is one of those cards, that Smuggler's Surprise cannot get into your hand. Do ot confuse its replacement effect with the Eldrazi Titans's triggers. They work differently.
New cards are flagged as "new" and shown first when you go to your collection. However, this is only until the first time you go to your collection or into deck building/editing (even during a Draft). So if you want to make sure if you got cards and maybe what cards you got, check your collection right away. Keep in mind, that uncommon ICRs, that you have a full set of already, contribute to your vault progress, and are not shown as "new". Likewise, rare and mythic ICRs that you have a full set of, only get you some gems, but that is shown in the ICR reward alongside the card.