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Topic: Rulings Thread Part 47 (ALL rules-related questions go HERE!)
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JoshSherman Member
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posted December 14, 2010 08:30 AM
quote: 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!
Triggers can't be placed on the stack while a spell or ability is resolving. If multiple items are placed onto the battlefield at the same time (via Primeval Titan, for example), they ETB, then any ETB triggers go on the stack, then State-based effects are checked, then the active player receives priority with the triggers on the stack. For Valakut specifically (regarding Primeval Titan), the mountains are on the battlefield before Valakut's trigger can be placed on the stack. Valakut will check both potential triggers to see if they meet the condition (5 or more mountains in play), and if you have five or more mountains when the triggers would go on the stack, you get both triggers. There was no point in the game in this scenario that you only had four mountains in play. edit: The same idea applies to Scapeshift. __________________ *MafiaBass*Joshweek*Letter Bombs!*Prices*Gatherer*Logout Joshua Mason Sherman Jace, the Mind Sculptor Coincidence? I think not.
[Edited 1 times, lastly by JoshSherman on December 14, 2010]
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WestWycke Member
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posted December 15, 2010 01:52 PM
quote: Originally posted by JoshSherman: Triggers can't be placed on the stack while a spell or ability is resolving. If multiple items are placed onto the battlefield at the same time (via Primeval Titan, for example), they ETB, then any ETB triggers go on the stack, then State-based effects are checked, then the active player receives priority with the triggers on the stack.
Minor correction: Triggers can't be placed on the stack while a spell or ability is resolving. If multiple items are placed onto the battlefield at the same time (via Primeval Titan, for example), they ETB, then State-based effects are checked, then any ETB triggers go on the stack, then the active player receives priority with the triggers on the stack.
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orcishartillery Member
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posted December 16, 2010 02:47 PM
quote: Originally posted by JoshSherman: Triggers can't be placed on the stack while a spell or ability is resolving. If multiple items are placed onto the battlefield at the same time (via Primeval Titan, for example), they ETB, then any ETB triggers go on the stack, then State-based effects are checked, then the active player receives priority with the triggers on the stack.For Valakut specifically (regarding Primeval Titan), the mountains are on the battlefield before Valakut's trigger can be placed on the stack. Valakut will check both potential triggers to see if they meet the condition (5 or more mountains in play), and if you have five or more mountains when the triggers would go on the stack, you get both triggers. There was no point in the game in this scenario that you only had four mountains in play.
This explanation is a little inaccurate.An ability triggering and an ability being put on the stack happen separately. The ability triggers at the time the event occurs, e.g. while the Scapeshift is resolving. The ability is put on the stack the next time a player would receive priority. The condition for the intervening-if is not checked when the triggered ability would be placed on the stack; it is checked when the trigger event happens. If the condition is true at that time, then the ability will be placed on the stack after state-based actions have been checked.
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Heresy19 Member
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posted December 16, 2010 03:17 PM
Dunno if it has been posted before, don't feel like reading all the pages :PIf I play WGD deck in vintage and have WGD in the grave with a necrotic ooze on the field with animate dead enchanted on it, I assume the combo will still trigger, but I need to make sure. It's a bit pointless but I want to have a single necrotic ooze in the deck as a back up (unless it's irrelevant).
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thror Member
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posted December 17, 2010 10:17 AM
WGD doesn't have any activated abilities. Necrotic ooze doesn't help you at all.If you want to leave WGD in the GY and have something else on the battlefield, try Body Double.
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Ncromonitor Member
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posted December 17, 2010 05:55 PM
I have a Lion's Eye Diamond on the field and want to play Infernal Tutor then sacrifice the LED in response to get the mana and tutor for anything. However, my opponent has a Counterbalance in play. Can I see whether or not Counterbalance will counter my Infernal Tutor before I sac the LED and discard my hand? Can my opponent then rearrange his top card to try and counter Infernal Tutor after I do sac it?
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WestWycke Member
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posted December 17, 2010 06:59 PM
This will work for you just fine.You cast Infernal Tutor - it goes on the stack. Counterbalance triggers, and the trigger goes on the stack on top of Infernal Tutor. Now you simply wait until the Counterbalance trigger resolves. -- If it counters your Tutor, move on. -- If it doesn't, you can then respond to the Tutor by saccing the Lion's Eye Diamond
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JTAubrey Member
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posted December 18, 2010 09:12 AM
With Genesis Wave, do the selected cards come into play as independent events (similar to draws in "draw 3") or do they come into play simultaneously?
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thror Member
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posted December 18, 2010 11:02 AM
They all enter the battlefield simultaneously.
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Philip papas Member
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posted December 23, 2010 01:39 PM
this is gonna be the dumbest question ever asked .... but in commander is it 100 cards + a general or 99 + general lolol
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mattw Member
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posted December 23, 2010 04:43 PM
its 99 plus a general. So 100 total
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skizzikmonger Member
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posted December 28, 2010 01:17 AM
If I use Koth of the Hammer's ultimate twice, will mountains I tap to do damage do 1 or 2 damage each?
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Meddling Pimp Member
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posted December 28, 2010 05:40 AM
quote: Originally posted by skizzikmonger: If I use Koth of the Hammer's ultimate twice, will mountains I tap to do damage do 1 or 2 damage each?
They will have two instances of the ability "T: This land deals 1 damage to target creature or player." So, only one damage per tap.
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Schwingzilla Member
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posted December 29, 2010 06:39 AM
If I'm at one, my opponent attacks with two small creatures, and I block with a Wurmcoil Engine, or any other creature with lifelink, do I die?
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Meddling Pimp Member
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posted December 29, 2010 06:48 AM
quote: Originally posted by Schwingzilla: If I'm at one, my opponent attacks with two small creatures, and I block with a Wurmcoil Engine, or any other creature with lifelink, do I die?
No. Lifelink happens at the same time as damage. So, you add up the damage, reduce it by the life gained and that's the result.
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Choshu Member
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posted December 29, 2010 07:00 AM
I just had two questions about a specific scenario:Main phase 1, I mark of mutiny my opponents primeval titan, and I have 2 bloodghasts in graveyard and my only creature is bloodthrone vampire. Attack phase, I swing with primeval and bloodthrone vampire, then primevals effect happens, I pull two lands and take my bloodghasts out of the graveyard. Now two questions 1) Can I swing with the bloodghasts that just got out the graveyard due to primevals effect during this attack phase if they have haste?(opponent under 10 life) 2)After my opponent declares blockers, can I sac the bloodghasts and buff my bloodthrone vamp if shes not blocked and deal 6 damage to the opponent, or do I have to pump before I attack?
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Myy Member
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posted December 29, 2010 07:31 AM
quote: Originally posted by Choshu:
1) Can I swing with the bloodghasts that just got out the graveyard due to primevals effect during this attack phase if they have haste?(opponent under 10 life)
Nope. Attackers have already been declared. quote: Originally posted by Choshu:
2)After my opponent declares blockers, can I sac the bloodghasts and buff my bloodthrone vamp if shes not blocked and deal 6 damage to the opponent, or do I have to pump before I attack?
yep, this is allowed. All this is done before damage is dealt.
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Choshu Member
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posted December 29, 2010 10:03 AM
quote: Originally posted by Myy: Nope. Attackers have already been declared.yep, this is allowed. All this is done before damage is dealt.
Lets say the primeval titan that I took control of that turn also swung, but I end up sac'ing him to buff my bloodthrone vampire after they have declared no blockers, would the +6 from primeval also damage the player?
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Meddling Pimp Member
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posted December 29, 2010 10:34 AM
quote: Originally posted by Choshu: Lets say the primeval titan that I took control of that turn also swung, but I end up sac'ing him to buff my bloodthrone vampire after they have declared no blockers, would the +6 from primeval also damage the player?
If you sac it during the Declare Blockers step (after blockers are declared and before damage) then no it will not. He's not there anymore when damage rolls around. If they declare no blockers, just let the titan punch the opponent and then sac him after combat.
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thror Member
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posted December 29, 2010 11:04 AM
quote: Originally posted by Meddling Pimp:
If they declare no blockers, just let the titan punch the opponent and then sac him afterward.
Clarification: ALL combat damage is dealt at once. You can either hit them with titan and whatever the current bloodthrone vampire is, or you can sac titan to pump bloodthrone before damage happens. If you choose the first option, you can still sac the Titan after combat damage (just to kill it), but the +2/+2 won't do a whole lot.
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Choshu Member
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posted December 29, 2010 11:41 AM
Thanks for the clarification guys!
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nderdog Moderator
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posted December 30, 2010 04:26 PM
My opponent and I both have a mimic vat in play. How do we determine who gets a creature as it goes to the graveyard?__________________ There's no need to fear, UNDERDOG is here!All your Gruul Nodorogs are belong to me. Trade them to me, please! Report rules violations. Remember the Auctions Board!
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thror Member
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posted December 30, 2010 05:22 PM
Triggers go on the stack in Active Player -> Non Active Player, and then the stack resolves top down. If it's your turn and something dies, your opp has first dibs to put it on the vat.__________________ "He fights you not because you have wronged him, but because you are there."[16:17] <@BrassMan> what do you need new tech for? [16:18] <@BrassMan> gush is unrestricted [19:01] <nderEvo> you can delete yourself
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jaromirjagr Member
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posted December 31, 2010 12:50 AM
So Im playing a two headed EDH/commander game.my opponent attacks with his serra angel and has battlegrace angel in play not attacking.His partner attacks with akroma angel of rath as well.Does my opponent with the battlegrace angel get the lifelink/exalted bonus?__________________ email-junglejuan6859@hotmail.com
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Meddling Pimp Member
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posted December 31, 2010 07:17 AM
quote: Originally posted by jaromirjagr: So Im playing a two headed EDH/commander game.my opponent attacks with his serra angel and has battlegrace angel in play not attacking.His partner attacks with akroma angel of rath as well.Does my opponent with the battlegrace angel get the lifelink/exalted bonus?
No. Neither creature is attacking alone, so no triggers.
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