Rezzahan#77802
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Did your opponent CAST Overwhelming Splendor, or did they just put it onto the field? This is important, because aura SPELLS target what they are going to get attached to as a permanent, aura PERMANENTS entering the battlefield in any other way DO NOT.
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Reanimation is NOT regeneration. Regeneration REPLACES Destruction. Meaning, regeneration would happen when the destruction occurs, so when Wrath of God resolves. Creatures CANNOT regenerate after destruction has already happened. So whatever your opponent did, it was NOT regeneration.
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Not gold, just experience. One Mastery level worth.
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Of course not. To get life from Food you have to sacrifice it to its own ability. Simply sacrificing a Food does not activate its ability to gain life. It is not a trigger upon its sacrifice. It has its own activated ability, and you have to activate that ability to gets its effect.
118.10. Each payment of a cost applies to only one spell, ability, or effect. For example, a player can’t
sacrifice just one creature to activate the activated abilities of two permanents that each require
sacrificing a creature as a cost. Also, the resolution of a spell or ability doesn’t pay another spell or
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Hyldeblade's trigger has an intervening-if clause. Think of it as an extension of the trigger condition. Meaning, it has to be true at the time the ability would trigger. If it's not, no trigger. This also means, that any event happening IN the end step is happening too late to affect that trigger. Which includes the sacrifice of mobilize tokens to the mobilize delayed trigger. It simply happens too late. The condition must be fulfilled BEFORE the end step begins.
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Did you activate the ability that gives Koh the abilities of an exiled card by paying 1 life first? Otherwise, Koh does not get those abilities. It does not get them automatically, you have to actiuvate the ability first. And can even switch between abilities of several exiled cards.
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That is the WEEKLY quest counter, the one that gives 250 exp for the first 15 victories of the WEEK. it resets WEEKLY. It even says "WEEKLY Win rewards".
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Because your opponent has Nowhere to Run on the field.
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That announcement also stated, that the first copy of any version still has to be crafted or gotten in some other way. ADDITIONAL copies, even via other versions, will then also convert into any versions you already have.
So for example, if you have no copies of Lighning Strike, crafting one copy of the TLA Lighning Strike will only give you that one copy. If you now also craft one copy of the BRO Lightning Strike, you will have two copies available total, which can be any combination of those two versions. If you want yet another version, you still have to craft it, and doing so will increase the total count to three copies, usable in any combination of those three versions. But crafting another BRO version as your first copy still only lets you use the three versions you have, in any combination.
In essence, you have to unlock a version before you can use it, which requires aquiring that specific card in some way (crafting, drafting, ICR, opening it in a pack, etc.).
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Only Standard and Alchemy legal sets (and whatever irregular set is within the same time frame) will progress the golden pack meter. Older sets DO NOT give you progress. So you should have gotent exactly one golden pack from the 10 Tarkir Dragonstorm packs, leaving the meter at the same progress for the next one. The other packs did not contribute, exactly as intended.
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Breaker has hexproof from EACH COLOR. Summon Bahamut is COLORLESS.
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Exude Toxin only affects NON-Dragons. Any Drsagons, yours or your opponents, will be unaffected.
And Exude Toxin is an OMEN. An Omen is NOT an Adventure. While an Adventure goes to exile to be cast from there later, an Omen is shuffled back into the library.
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Read Kutzil, Malamet Exemplar. No bug here, just a failure to read cards. It's not about paying enough, it's about paying enough attention.
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No, this is correct behaviour. This is due to the AFFECTED PLAYER getting to choose the order of applying replacement effects. With Valkmira being applied first, there is no damage left to increase by Torbran, that effect is simply not applicable anymore since there is no damage about to be dealt anymore. This goes both for the Cavalcade triggers as well as the combat damage of your 1 power creatures.
Additionally, Cavalcade's triggers DO NOT TARGET. Only spells and abilities that identify what they are going to affect by using the word "target" do actually target. Just being affected does not make an object or player a target.
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Quina has no triggers. It has a static ability creating a replacement effect. This is important, because due to it being a replacement effect, and that effect ONLY replacing the number and type of tokens created, ALL tokens created with the modified token creation event are subject to any additional effects imposed on the original token. This includes, but is not limited to, entering tapped and attacking, entering with counters, getting sacrificed at end of turn, etc. This is not a bug, this is how the rules say the game works.
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Disguise is an alternative cost, so is the 2 mana for an airbended card. You can only use one alternative cost to cast a spell, and if you want to cast the airbended card from exile, you HAVE to "choose" the 2 mana cost to cast the spell at all. Trying to choose the other alternative cost means forgoing the thing that is allowing the spell to be cast in the first place. Which would result in an illegal casting.
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Not a bug, just an unfortunate side effect of mutating onto Katilda and putting the NON-SPIRIT Snapdax on top of the mutate pile. Katilda says
"Katilda, Dawnhart Martyr's power and toughness are each equal to the number of permanents you control that are Spirits and/or enchantments."
With no Spirits or enchantments left under your control, the mutated creature is a 0/0 and dies.
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Well, YOU have protection. The Virtue does not. Neither does any of your other stuff. Why do you even think, that it could not be targeted? There is NOTHING about the card saying that it couldn't. You are not your permanents.
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That's not a bug. Each crime will trigger the Miner if it is still in the graveyard. And since the trigger doesn't target, it WILL resolve, doing as much as possible. So even if the Miner leaves the graveyard before a trigger resolves (possibly due to another instance of the trigger resolving before then) it cannot be returned, but the choice CAN be offered and mana CAN be paid. Therefore those things still happen. It is your responsibility to recognize wether you want to pay or not for a trigger that won't do anything else. And while such scenarios are rare, it IS possible you want to pay even if nothing else happens.
So in both cases it was not your turn? Then most likely your opponent did have a Voice of Victory, a Kutzil, Malamet Exemplar, a Myrel, Shild of Argive, a Grand Abolisher, or any of the other cards out that do not allow an opponent to cast spells on their controller's turn.