Rezzahan#77802
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Until a few weeks ago, there were no cards on sale in the store, only cosmetics. Now the store offers cards and cosmetics. You have to pay close attention to what is what. You can tell them apart by the color and inscription of the triangle in the lower left corner of the image. The tool tip of the enlarged image also tells you if it is a cosmetic. And usually the price is also telling. If the price seems low for a card, it's probably a cosmetic.
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And that is not a bug. That is how the card is worded. You do not get to opt out, even if it is detrimental to you.
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You are forgetting that while Moon-Vigil Adherents's ability grants +1/+1 for creatures you control and creature cards in your graveyard on top of a 0/0 base, Saw In Half sets the base power/toughness to half the original's p/t, and the copies also have that ability. So your tokens get half of the original's p/t and the full extent of the ability's boost on top of that.
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Banishing Light is an enchantment with an ETB trigger. What targets and exiles the permanent is that ETB trigger, which is not a spell. The Banishing Light spell does not target anything.
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He has a trigger that exiles the card he's copying. So after the stack cleared, the copied card will be in exile, usually.
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The card draw is only for cards exiled from your hand. You do not get to draw for cards exiled from anywhere else. You should get the shuffle, though.
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Moonshadow only triggers for permanent cards. Practiced Offense is a sorcery, so not a permanent card.
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Unlocking a room is a special action, yes, just like turning a face down permannt face up, and doesn't use the stack. However, the special action usually causes a trigger to go off, like unlocking Ritual Chamber giving you a demon token. And that trigger can be countered by Spider Sense.
Was the Room unlocked afterwards and you simply did not get the token? Then the trigger was countered, and nothing is wrong. Did the Ritual Chamber stay locked? Then there is something wrong, but you should also have been able to try and unlock it again.
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Cecil's color identity is black and white, due to the white color indicator of the back side. The card cannot be run in a Brawl deck where the commander does not share that color identity completeley. Since Crucias's color identity lacks white, Cecil cannot be added to a Crucias Brawl deck.
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The second chapter of Old Fat Spider Can't See Me prevents damage that would be dealt by the targeted creature, not damage that would be dealt to it.
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It is also a rare, which is the lowest rarity printing on Arena. So it takes a rare wildcard to craft any version of the card regardless of that version's rarity.
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24 is correct. Loading Zone doubles the counters that are put on the permanent. So does the copy of Loading Zone. Applied Geometry is worded and works such, that first the token is created, meaning it exists as a 0/0, and then 6 counters are put on it. So both replacement effects, from the original as well as the copy, apply. Replacement effects are applied in the order of the affected player's choosing, one at a time. Order does not matter in this case here, since both effects do the same. The first effect applied doubles the 6 counters to 12. Then the second effect doubles the 12 counters to 24, since now 12 counters would be placed on the permanent before applying the effect, not 6.
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You could not cast Bitter Triumph. Because you neither had 3 life left to pay as additional cost, nor did you have a card to discard. You simply could not pay for the spell.
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The manifested card was Ghalta, Stampede Tyrant. They exiled it with Hide on the Ceiling, probably during the second main phase of your turn 3. It returned face up in your end step. Face up is the default for permanents to enter, and nothing here says that it would enter otherwise. And since it entered the battlefield, its ETB trigger went off, allowing your opponent to put any number of creature cards from their hand onto the battlefield. That were Armaggon, and Raph & Mikey. On their turn 4 they attacked with all of them, triggering Raph and Mikey, which got them the Ancient Adamatoice attacking, too.
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Stir Up Trouble clearly says only "destroy target creature", destroying an artifact is never even on the table with this card. The additional cost is to sacrifice an artifact or creature or pay 4. But in your screenshot, you are asked to choose a target, for the "destroy target creature" effect of the spell.
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Ponder allows to shuffle before the draw. Could you have accidentally chosen to shuffle?
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Arena has a token limit per player of 250. No player can have more than that at the same time. If you would go over that limit, no tokens are created instead.
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It should be 5 poison counters, and a loss of 3 life bringing the player down to 1 life. Loss of life is not the same as damage, so the life loss from discarding the card is not affected by infect.
However, damage prevention effects do affect infect damage. So if there was some effect to reduce damage, getting hit by Skithiryx would reduce the number of poison counters gained.
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To respnd to your own spells and abilities, you have to be in Full Control. Otherwise Arena assumes the tournament shortcut of you passing priority after putting your spell/ability on the stack.
You have to click on the equipped creature, because the creature is granted the ability, it is not an activated ability of the Bracelet. That's the reason the creature is highlighted in the screenshot. Because you can use ITS ability.