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Originally posted by Liq:
After activating a Prototype Portal with a Brittle Effigy imprinted, my opponent bounced said card. Do I get the Effigy?

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Originally posted by denholm:
I was wondering what Duplicant P/T would be if it removes an animated enhantment/artifact/land?

Does it assume the P/T of the removed card even though the card does not have a printed P/T?

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Originally posted by mulder:
I have a Humility in play. My opponent discards a Wonder. Do his creatures get flying? And what if the Wonder was already in the graveyard before I played the Humility?

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First of all, Humility does not affect Wonder in the graveyard. It affects only creatures in play.

However, creatures in play are affected by both Humility and Wonder. In this case, the timestamp rule applies. That means

a) If Wonder is in the grave and Humility enters play after that, all creatures lose flying.

b) If Humility is in play and Wonder hits the grave after that, that player's creatures gain flying.

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Originally posted by JoshSherman:
No, it remains exiled.

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I meant do I get a Copy of Brittle Effigy?

Asking because the wording on it says "copy of the exiled card" which was different from the original printing of Isochron Scepter which said "copy the imprinted card".

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Originally posted by Liq:
I meant do I get a Copy of Brittle Effigy?

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For the record, Portal and Scepter do say the same thing.

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Oracle:
Imprint — When Isochron Scepter enters the battlefield, you may exile an instant card with converted mana cost 2 or less from your hand.
2, : You may copy the exiled card. If you do, you may cast the copy without paying its mana cost.

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After reading your question again, I appear to have missed that you activated the Portal. Don't ask me how I did that because I don't know.

If you've put the triger on the stack, you get your token copy, even if the Portal isn't in play upon resolution. The Effigy you exiled will remain exiled. Am I now clear on what you're asking?

Thank You

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Originally posted by skizzikmonger:
I attack with Myr Battlesphere and tap the four tokens to give it +4/+0, then untap all five myr with Myr Galvanizer.

1) Will the Battlesphere still be attacking?

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2) Can I tap the Battlesphere to give itself an additional +1/+0?

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Originally posted by Meddling Pimp:
No. The option to tap Myrs only happens once, upon resolution of the trigger.

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There is a way to do this. Attack with the battlesphere, and with the "tap myr for pumps" trigger on the stack, respond to that by activating galvanizer. This will untap the sphere and any other tapped myr, allowing you to tap all of them for +1/+0 each. However, this will result in all your myr being tapped through your opps turn, as opposed to them all being untapped to block.

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Originally posted by DeMoNiC DuNcE:
Does a Lodestone Golem make a Master of Etherium cost 1 more?

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Originally posted by mattw:
I played the enchanment "indestructibility" on a planeswalker, can something like a lightning bolt remove the loyalty counters from it?

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Originally posted by JoshSherman:
If you've put the triger on the stack, you get your token copy, even if the Portal isn't in play upon resolution. The Effigy you exiled will remain exiled. Am I now clear on what you're asking?

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This is the ruling you are looking for, just fyi:

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112.6a Once activated or triggered, an ability exists on the stack independently of its source.
Destruction or removal of the source after that time won’t affect the ability. Note that some
abilities cause a source to do something (for example, “Prodigal Sorcerer deals 1 damage to
target creature or player”) rather than the ability doing anything directly. In these cases, any
activated or triggered ability that references information about the source because the effect
needs to be divided checks that information when the ability is put onto the stack. Otherwise, it
will check that information when it resolves. In both instances, if the source is no longer in the
zone it’s expected to be in at that time, its last known information is used. The source can still
perform the action even though it no longer exists.

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Originally posted by frankenskid:
I was just curious if someone could help me out with the comes into play at the same time everything sees everything else rule. Like allies and valakut with scapeshift. I have people asking me if it works, and when I say yes, they want to know how, and I can't find it.

Many thanks!

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