Rezzahan#77802
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Not as bug. Ability loss does not work against static abilities that grant card types. Because type changes (layer 4) are applied before abilities are lost (layer 6). And once an ability starts to apply, it gtets to apply fully in all subsequent layers if it has effects there. Even if the ability is lost before geting to those layers.
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Because due to madness, the card was discarded into exile. When your opponent didn't cast the spell for its madness cost, it left exile and went to the graveyard. That zone change made Tergrid lose track of the card, since the discard was into exile. The card that entered the graveyard was not discarded.
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Were there cards that prevented you from targeting your opponent?
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No bug. In order for the Authority of the Consuls to affect the creatures, it has to already be on the battlefield. Creatures entering alongside it cannot be affected by the ability. Because replacement effects have to be in place BEFORE the event happens to affect it.
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Voice of Victory is a card you will encounter in games now. It doesn't allow you to cast spells on its controller's turn as per its effect.
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Nothing in your screenshot looks off. The most expensive card on the field is the Primeval Titan, and that could have been cast with three lands, the two mana dorks, and the mana rock. The Mana Drain also would have given more mana (probably countered the Realmbreaker, so 3 mana for your opponent on his turn).
Which creature died and what was it facing in combat?
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By what card? Was it a Nowhere to Run, or was a Nowhere to Run on the battlefield? If so, hexproof is shut down by that card's effect. And indestructible doesn't help against -X/-X effects, that reduce toughness to 0 or less. Because dying to that is not destruction.
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Yes, the chance to receive a rare wild card in any pack. This has been known for years, and is repeatedly posted here.
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Sceaming Nemesis is, as you yourself said, a 3/3. And as such is NOT a valid target for Cut Down. Because, the total power and toughness is 3+3=6, which is not 5 or less.
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The card was a creature card in the hand, and thus gained the triggered ability. Since ability granting is a layer effect (layer 6), and "perpetual" makes the card retain such effects over zone changes, the effect applies to the card whereever it goes and however it looks. Ajani not being a creature is irrelevant, it was as creature card when it gained the ability, so it has the ability. No bug.
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You only get to draw cards for any card exiled from your HAND. Any card exiled from anywhere else will not give you a card draw.
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Also encountered the problem. I had built a deck specifically to get that achievement, and was successful twice, but neither counted. The deck is R/G and Explorer legal, using Smuggler's Surprise to put Ghalta and Terror of the Peaks into play on my opponent's turn, then winning either through burn by putting more creatures on the field via Ghalta, or simply running the opponent over next turn. Did both, still no achievement. I did nothing during my turn, except surveil 1 via lands. Does it take a certain amount of actual spells? Because I only needed 2 spells on the first attempt, then only 3 on the second. The rest was activated abilities.
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Alright, I searched the internet a bit, and it seems, that you have to cast at least 5 spells for the game to count and to get the achievement. Really annoying, but it worked out (even though I had to stall the game and change the deck a bit to get UP TO 5 spells before winning).Rezzahan#77802
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A 4 mana spell is not a legal target for Chilling Screech. That Omen can only counter spells with mana value 2 or less.
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Not only is this not a bug, this combo has existed (albeit with different cards) literally for decades.
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Did your opponent control a Voice of Victory?
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Shiko does not create a token. Instead you get a spell that is not represented by a card. If that spell is a permanent spell, then it becomes a token when entering the battlefield. This is not the same a creating a token, which is what Elspeth's effect os looking for.
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You are not forced to play, you can concede at any time. You lose nothing for doing so. But you gain the time you would otherwise have wasted on an unfun match. Which is what I do every time I'm paired against a commander that I really don't want to play against.
Lack of legal target, since Osseous Exhale needs an attacking or blocking creature to target, and those only exist during combat.