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Originally posted by ryan2754:
How does opalescence interact with creature enchantments

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Assuming they are global enchantments (stuff that isn't bestowed or are otherwise local), then it would overwrite their power/toughness according to Opalescence' ability.

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Originally posted by mikeyk135:
I would have thought Opalescence would have errata to say noncreature enchantments similarly to March of the Machines and artifacts. That is how I would assume it works at least.

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If they have done an errata on it, then I wasn't aware of it.

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Originally posted by mikeyk135:
I would have thought Opalescence would have errata to say noncreature enchantments similarly to March of the Machines and artifacts. That is how I would assume it works at least.

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March of the Machines has always specified "non-creature", it doesn't have errata.

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Originally posted by sys41o:
If a the controller of a pro-red creature is successfully targeted by Skullcrack or similar effect then that creature blocks a red creature is damaged assigned to the creature?

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Yes.

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I have a question about Unearth and Torpor Orb. As I understand it Unearth creates a delayed trigger when the creature enters the battlefield, and Torpor Orb will 'stifle' this delayed trigger, preventing it from initialising.

Basically I want to know if a Torpor Orb works well with Sedris, the Traitor King.

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Originally posted by Pail42:
Unearth creates a delayed trigger and a replacement effect. You can stifle the trigger at end of turn to keep the creature in play, but you can't stifle the effect that exiles it if it would die.

http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Card/Details.aspx?multiverseid=175111

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Originally posted by keywacat:
Ok, so Stifle and Voidslime work, what about Torpor Orb? Does it prevent the 'remove from the game at end of turn trigger' when an unearthed creature enters the battlefield?

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Torpor orb doesn't work. The trigger created by unearth is not created by a trigger when the creature enters the battlefield, it's created by the unearth ability.

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Originally posted by Zarfolos132:
Saw this theros card, its cost xxx, and puts x counters on it, it taps and gives mana equal to the counters on it from the xxx you paid. Am I right understand that if i wanted to put one charge counter on it it would cost 3 mana, one for each x?

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it would, yes. each X must be the same. sounds like a worse everflowing chalice.

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Originally posted by VJames83:
My opponent attacks with a Tarmogoyf. I block with a Mother of Runes. At what point in the combat phase is it too late to use Mother of Runes' ability to give her prot green?

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Originally posted by thror:
it would, yes. each X must be the same. sounds like a worse everflowing chalice.

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yes it seems like one of the worst mana ramping cards ever, not one i was running but my friend, and he didn't believe me that it had to be an equal amount on each x.

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Originally posted by Zarfolos132:
yes it seems like one of the worst mana ramping cards ever, not one i was running but my friend, and he didn't believe me that it had to be an equal amount on each x.

Thanks for the answer!

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just point him to the gatherer rules on chalice of the void.

http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Card/Details.aspx?multiverseid=370411

12/1/2004 A mana cost of {X}{X} means that you pay twice X. If you want X to be 3, you pay 6 mana to cast Chalice of the Void.

edit: i would also love to know what card this is, because i can't find it in gatherer.

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edit: i would also love to know what card this is, because i can't find it in gatherer.

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Originally posted by VJames83:
Thanks Pail. So the Delver trigger gets its own priority pass?

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Originally posted by Pail42:
Each time something on the stack (trigger or spell) resolves the active player gets priority.

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and in order for ANYTHING to resolve, both players must pass priority in succession (or ALL players for multiplayer games). you always have an opportunity to act before something happens.

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Originally posted by harbingerofthevoid:
if you pay mana to cast a spell that targets a creature and you target an untargettable creature (hexproof or someting), what happens?

I guess what I mean is that I targeted a 'hexproof' critter. They went ballistic. But, since i legally couldn't target it but already tired to, ... now what?

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