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Originally posted by Schwingzilla:
How do double-faced cards work with Ixidron?

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They are turned "face-down" and are 2/2's with no abilities.

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Originally posted by choco man:
They are turned "face-down" and are 2/2's with no abilities.

They didn't transform, so they are not their other side.

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This is incorrect. DFC's have no 'face down'. Nothing happens when ixidron does its thing.

From the Innistrad FAQ:

711.6. A double-faced permanent always has the status "face up" (see rule 110.6). Double-faced permanents can't be turned face down. If a spell or ability tries to turn a double-faced permanent face down, nothing happens.

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Originally posted by JimmySmith:
If my opponent cast Gifts Ungiven and searches up 4 cards with the same name (confusing it with Intuition). What would happen in a sanctioned tournament?

Thanks!

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Immediately call a judge before anything happens. Your opponent will get to actually do what Gifts tells him to do, shuffle back the first 4 cards, and then he will get a warning.

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Deathtouch (Any amount of damage this deals to a creature is enough to destroy it.)

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Originally posted by Boston:
In an edh game, if I have a Worship in play, does my opponent's general dealing me 21 damage still kill me, or does the Worship keep me alive? Thank you.

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If 21 points of damage have actually been dealt then you lose the game. If some of the commander's damage is prevented then that wouldn't count toward the 21 total damage that is needed. Here's the text from the official Commander rules:

If a player has been dealt 21 points of combat damage by a particular Commander during the game, that player loses a game.

This is an additional state based effect.

Commander Damage is cumulative throughout the game; nothing can reduce the amount of damage a Commander has previously done to a player.

Because it is a property of the card and not a characteristic of the game object, a card is still the same Commander even if it leaves the field and returns.

While effects can raise a player's life total, it doesn't reduce the amount of damage previously taken from a Commander. (eg: Beacon of Immortality)

Conversely, combat damage can be reduced, prevented, or replaced as it is taken, in which case it was never dealt and doesn't count towards the total taken from that Commander. (eg: Fog or Captain's Maneuver)

Commander Damage is specific to each Commander/Player pairing, not combined across all Commander.

A player can lose if he or she is dealt 21 points of combat damage by his or her own Commander (ie: under someone else's control).

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Originally posted by -Lunch_Box-:
Is deathtouch and damage two separate things or is it one thing connected to damage?

Deathtouch (Any amount of damage this deals to a creature is enough to destroy it.)

Last night I blocked a guy with deathtouch and regenerated but the guy said that I had to regenerate again because my creature would take lethal damage first and then he would die again from deathtouch.

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All of the damage is dealt at once in normal combat, so you should only need to regenerate once. Deathtouch just makes any amount of damage lethal damage.

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If it has a +1/+1 counter on it, Undying will do nothing and Persist will return it with a -1/-1 counter on it.

If it has a -1/-1 counter on it, Persist will do nothing and Undying will return it with a +1/+1 counter on it.

If it had no +1/+1 or -1/-1 counters on it, both Undying and Persist will trigger. The controller will choose the order they go on the stack. The first trigger to resolve will bring back the creature from the graveyard with the corresponding counter on it. The second trigger will resolve but do nothing as the card is no longer in the graveyard to bring back.

Note that in all cases the returned creature will no longer have persist from the Cauldron, as it is a new object.

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This correct or do you still need to assign enough damage to cover the toughness?

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Originally posted by denholm:
Wondering how deathtouch and trample work? Was told today that a Grave Titan with trample only has to assign 1 point of damage to my 7/7 and the rest tramples over.

This correct or do you still need to assign enough damage to cover the toughness?

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Originally posted by southparker2002:
aside from board wipe (ie. wog or doj) is there any other way to get around progenitus?

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Things that force the player to sacrifice it (Death Cloud, Edicts etc)

Lethal Vapors would to it too I believe.

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Originally posted by southparker2002:
aside from board wipe (ie. wog or doj) is there any other way to get around progenitus?

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Originally posted by jasonost:
When I activate Chromatic Star's ability, do I get to see the card I drew before I choose what color of mana to make?

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Originally posted by Soldier Boi:
Does cataclysm kill planes walkers?

Cataclysm
Sorcery, 2WW (4)
Each player chooses from the permanents he or she controls an artifact, a creature, an enchantment, and a land, then sacrifices the rest.

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Originally posted by TomB999:
Does tapping Royal Assassin go on the stack, allowing it to be shocked so the activated ability does not resolve?

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