Rezzahan#77802
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commented
Was there a nonblack creature to target?
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commented
Those triggers have to target the opponent. And your opponent has hexproof due to Metropolis Reformer and cannot be targeted by them. Since you cannot choose a valid target, the triggers are removed from the stack. Or in the case of Blood Artist, you have to target yourself and essentially gain and lose a life, thus not changing your life total in the end.
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Your opponent probably had a Nowhere to Run on the field.
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You targeted three creatures, which means you chose X to be at least 3. And each target got at least 1 damage assigned to it as required by the rules. X=0 would have meant 0 damage and not targeting anything. The choice for X and the payment of life for it are done when you cast Fire Covenant, not on resolution.
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On the crafting "issue":
When crafting a card, you always use the lowest rarity printing of it on Arena to determine what wildcard you need. Even if the version you want to craft is a mythic, if on Arena there is a common version of the card, that mythic version will only require a common wildcard. -
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Why would that not be possible? The very card allows it.
"Return target SPELL [...] an opponent controls to its owner's hand."
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Tyvar, Jubilant Brawler
Read the card.
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commented
No, because the token is not a creature. And transforming the token does not make it enter with counters either
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Not a bug. When you distribute something among targets, that distribution has to be chosen when the spell or ability is put on the stack. A spell or ability with a variable number of targets locks that number in once you have chosen it. You cannot change the number of targets nor the distribution among them. All you are allowed to change for the copy is the targets themselves.
The correct choice would have been to distribute the 4 damage among two targets, 1 and 3. Target the 2/2 with the 1 damage, and a 3 toughness one with the 3 damage. The copy can then target the 2/2 again for 1 damage, and the other 3 toughness creature with the 3 damage.
Or, 1 and 1 and 2 damage among 3 targets. Then you have to assign the 2 damage to a 3 toughness creature, and the copy has to assign it to the other 3 toughness creature. But asll three creatures have to survive the first Pyrokinesis resolving.
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commented
Not Demon Horror, Demon WARLOCK. And Warlocks are outlaws.
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commented
And what's the bug? Planeswalkers are legal targets for both spells.
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Comet does NOT target. It makes the controller CHOOSE a creature to deal damage to, ON RESOLUTION. Targets are chosen when a spell or ability is put on the stack, so that all players know what is intended to be affected by it. Targeted spells and abilities ALWAYS have to use the word "target", if it isn't there, then there's no targeting involved. And since the Image was not targeted, its sacrifice trigger did not go off.
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commented
No refunds for your failure to read your opponent's cards. Nothing wrong here, you just ignored your opponent's Clarion Conqueror.
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commented
Have you read the card? It clearly says "Until end of turn ...". TWICE. Once for its own animation effect, once for the attack trigger turning another creature into a 3/3. The effect already ends with the turn.
If it does not revert back to just being a land when the turn ends, then that is a bug.
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Omens are not Advantures. Thery do not go to erxile to be cast later. Omens are shuffled back into the library after resolving, to eventualy be drawn again later.
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It doesn't work, because you did not discard the cards, you milled them. Discard is ONLY from the hand.
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Mayhem only applies on the turn the card is discarded.
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Well, reading the card explains the card. You have to pay 1G when the trigger resolves to get a token that is a copy of the enchanted creature. If you do not pay, you only get an insect token. Since you did not have the mana to pay, you got an insect.
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A fight is NOT combat. So of course, prevent combat damage effects don't work on it. Combat is the COMBAT PHASE, and combat damage is the damage attacking and blocking creatures assign and deal in the combat damage step turn based action of doing that. That's the ONLY damage that is combat damage. Any other damage, even if dealt during the combat phase, is NON-combat damage. That includes fights, bites, and other effects that have creature deal damage to something.
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Mayhem only works for the discarded card, and only on the turn it is discarded. You did not discard your Deathflame Burst, so its mayhem is not available to you. Simply discarding any card does not help with mayhem.
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.