Rezzahan#77802
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You have to lose AND gain life during the turn, and do both before the end step begins, in order for the second ability to trigger. Says so right in the ability. Just losing life won't do.
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29 lands in 75 cards? You are apparently not aware just how ridiculously few that is for any deck that isn't aggro. It is less than the standard proposed 24 in 60. And THAT ratio already only gets you to an average of 3-4 lands before you miss a land drop, with many games missing the third one already. That has nothing to do with the shuffler, but rather with basic probability. In a 75 card deck that isn't aggro, you need around 33 lands for the kind of high end cards you are playing.
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Did you gain AND lose life before your end step began? If not, then of course you didn't get the token. You didn't fulfil the trigger condition for that.
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Foraging exiles three cards at the same time, so that's ONE trigger for Insideous Roots, no matter how many creature cards you exile this way. Then you get a second trigger when casting a creature card via Osteomancer. So, nothing wrong here.
Insideous Roots:
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And did you gain AND lose life during the turn, BEFORE the end step began?
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@sparksfamilyvalues:
The issue is, that the postcombat phase was ended right after the trigger resolved. And there's a lot that could still have been done in the postcombat main phase. The game didn't allow that. -
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This is called Full Control Mode, which you can enable if you want to use it. The default is not using it.
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"Exile target spell, then roll a d20 and ADD THE SPELL'S MANA VALUE."
So if he rolled a 14, the result is 14+6 (the Gearhulk's mana value) putting him into the 15+ bracket and allowing him to cast the spell for free.
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Also, they have to take DAMAGE. Merely losing life doesn't count.
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The 3 life is an additional cost, it's paid when the spell is cast/ability is activated. There is no trigger to go on the stack and respond to.
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The Bloodletter of Aclazotz + Rush of Dread combo has been around for weeks now. It helps to read your opponent's cards before complaining. Arena may have some bugs, but most of the time what happens is what is supposed to happen.
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It's not your life total that's halved and rounded up, its the amount of life you lose that's rounded up. Meaning, the spell will make you lose 1 life when you are at 1, since losing 0.5 life rounded up means losing 1 life.
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That is a totally fine board state. Care to elaborate what the so called cheating is here?
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Those judges either misunderstood you or are not worth being called judges. Or you misunderstood their answer. Because an indestructible creature that gets hit by a -X/-X effect, which reduces its toughness to 0 or less, is not destroyed but it DOES DIE. The state based action that puts it into the graveyard is not destruction, so indestructible cannot save the creature.
702.12b A permanent with indestructible can’t be destroyed. Such permanents aren’t destroyed by
lethal damage, and they ignore the state-based action that checks for lethal damage (see rule
704.5g).704.5g If a creature has toughness greater than 0, it has damage marked on it, and the total damage
marked on it is greater than or equal to its toughness, that creature has been dealt lethal damage
and is destroyed. Regeneration can replace this event.704.5h If a creature has toughness greater than 0, and it’s been dealt damage by a source with
deathtouch since the last time state-based actions were checked, that creature is destroyed.
Regeneration can replace this event704.5f If a creature has toughness 0 or less, it’s put into its owner’s graveyard. Regeneration can’t
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Tinybones's trigger has to target a nonland PERMANET CARD in the opponent's graveyard. If there is no such card, the trigger cannot be given a legal target, and is removed from the stack immediately.
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Was the Mother of Machines on your opponent's side? Or did either of you control a Doorkeeper Thrull/Hushbringer/Strict Proctor?
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Daily deals do not EVER offer cards. They offer card STYLES. You bought a style. If you have the card in your collection (from the same set as the style) you can use that style for the card.
Read before you buy. That it is a card style is written in the lower left of the "card" on offer.
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DS applies to EFFECTS only. The activation costs of planeswalkers are just that, COSTS, and DS doesn't apply to those. Planeswalkers entering the battlefield will get affected by DS, and enter with twice as many loylaty counters. Vorinclex applies to all counter placings.
You have to gain life, too, during the turn for the ability to trigger. You'd know by reading the trigger condition, it's not an "or" it's an "AND".