Rezzahan#77802
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Omen =/= Adventure
Adventure -> exile
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No, you misunderstood my comment. You can select the floating mana by clicking on it.
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You CAN do that. But you have to not select the options for 2 mana of one color presented, but rather click on the mana in your mana pool you want to spent directly, one of one color, one of the other. It works, I just tested that against Sparky.
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Due to Skinripper's intervening-if clause, the trigger only goes off if the condition is already fulfilled when the end step begins. Mobilize tokens getting sacrificed in the end step is too late to fulfil the condition. An intervening-if condition is essentially an extension of the trigger condition. And the whole trigger condition has to be true to trigger the ability.
603.4. A triggered ability may read “When/Whenever/At [trigger event], if [condition], [effect].” When
the trigger event occurs, the ability checks whether the stated condition is true. The ability triggers
only if it is; otherwise it does nothing. If the ability triggers, it checks the stated condition again as it
resolves. If the condition isn’t true at that time, the ability is removed from the stack and does
nothing. Note that this mirrors the check for legal targets. This rule is referred to as the “intervening
‘if’ clause” rule. (The word “if” has only its normal English meaning anywhere else in the text of a
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Was it your turn? Because Cloud does not have those abilities on another player's turn.
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Like all targeted abilities, you have to choose a legal target to activate it. If X=0, then you have to target a 0 cost creature in your graveyard. If you can't, then you cannot legally activate the ability with X=0.
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commented
Spell Snare can only counter a spell that has EXACTLY mana value 2, not 2 or less.
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Kavaero exiles the card it copies. So it is exepcted to be in exile when Kavaero is on the battlefield. And it is.
(The exile happens with a trigger, though, so there is a time when Kavaero is on the field and a copy of the card, while it is still in the graveyard. This window is also the reason why copying a Bringer of the Last Gift with it can return the originbal Bringer with its trigger).
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Copies of permanent spells become tokens when they resolve. But those tokens are not created. Token doublers only look for tokens created with the "create token" game action.
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Lands are usually colorless. Excceptions are extremely rare and far between. All basic lands are colorless, so of course Aurora Awakener does not consider them. Give one a color , then it will.
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Most likely a damage increasing effect. Red has quite the number of creatures and enchantments that do that.
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Alright, I think I figured out the issue. The mana is restricted, probably comming the Cavern of Souls, so it cannot be used on spells without the chosen creature type.
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You could not legally cast anything on your opponent's turn, because of their Voice of Victory. Learn to read your opponent's cards before complaining about non-bugs.
Also, that is red mana, not Mountains. Mountains are lands. Mana is the energy you get from those lands (and other sources) to pay for spells and abilities. Mana is stored in the mana pool, which has no physical representation, it is just the sum of all the mana you have produced somehow but not spent and not lost due to steps/phases ending. (These are absolute basics of game play, how are you even competing in ranked matches without knowing those?)
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Were you actually unable to target the saga, or did it just not remove counters? If the later, you probably selected 0 counters. You have to click on the presented counters (multiple times if there are more than one of the type you want to remove) to select them, otherwise you select 0 counters.
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I did so, for 750 games. I went first about 50% of the time. Your personal feelings and biased memory is not enough. Do actually track this for some couple hundred games, and you will see, that your feelings and memory are wrong.
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Only damage can be noncombat damage. Giving a creature-X/-X is not damage, giving it -1/-1 counters is not damage, therefore it is not noncombat damage.
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Damage does not reduce toughness. Arena merely shows a reduced value in that spot (and claw marks to indicate that this is from damage), but the toughness remains unchanged. You cannot combine damage and -X/-X effects to kill an indestructible creture. You have to use enough -X/-X to bring down the toughness all the way down to 0 or less. Damage doesn't help here at all. Doing half and half results in a slightly les tough indestructible creature with lethal damage marked, and it survives.
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A token created with the Cloning of Shredder is a copy of some card. A copy aquires ALL copiable values, execpt those that are explicitly exempt or overwritten. That includes mana cost. The token had a mana value of 3 or greater and was not a legal target for Seam Rip's trigger.
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No. Nothing is missing, you did not lose out. You have to revise your undestanding (or rather lack thereof) of the reward system. Rewards are given when an event is completed, and the reward is whatever is listed for the point you reached. You do not get rewards for every step. This goes for any event as well as ranks on the ladder.
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If you have played the Soulstone Santuary that turn, then animating it made it a creature, affected by summoning sickness.
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Because Sludge Monster puts one counter on the targeted creature. And Vorinclex, Monstrous Raider halves all counters you place on things, rounding down if nessessary. So 1 counter becomes no counter. And thus Vorinclex and all other creatures your opponent has without ***** counters already are not affected. Because you cannot put single counters on them.
Shrine is not a creature type, it is an ENCHANTMENT type. Only enchantments can have enchantment types, and all the Shrines were enchantments. That they were also creature is irrelevant, that does not make Shrine a creature type.