In a multiplayer game one of my opponents has a  and is at 39 life and I am at 2 life. He attacks me with a 2/2 lifelink creature, but before damage is dealt I concede. Does the lifelink still gain my opponent enough life to win with felidar sovereign at the beginning of his upkeep, thereby letting my other opponent lose the game or do I only lose and do my opponents still need to continue the game to determine who wins?
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In Magic: The Gathering, the rules for a player losing in a multiplayer game are quite complex, so I'd like to try to understand them by example. I would be happy to ask each of these situations as a separate question if that is preferred, but they all seem related, and I would love to have one place to look up all of these answers.  Let's say I'm playing with two friends, Bob and Chloe, in a simple free for all. Unfortunately, I lose. When I lose, suppose the following:   I controlled an  which has exiled Bob's , does he get his bear back? I have a  on the stack targeting Chloe, does Chloe take the 2 damage still? Earlier in the turn I cast  to prevent damage to one of Bob's . If it later takes 3 damage, will that damage be prevented? Something I controlled gave Bob a 1/1 soldier token. What happens to the token? Something Chloe controlled gave me a 1/1 soldier token. What happens to the token? I had a  enchanting one of Bob's army of . What happens to the bear? I had also played  on Bob's final . What happens to the last bear? Chloe had  my . What happens to the Clone? Are there any other situations specifically addressed by the rules?
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My friend has a green  deck. When he declares a creature to attack and I allow it to go through unblocked, he suddenly plays all these Instants that 'pump' the creature up, and because of Infect, it's an instant loss most of the time. We solved that issue (without really understanding the full rules) that it wouldn't make sense to pump his creature up for an instant win without allowing me to block, although recently, my friend told me that 'Instants' can be played 'anytime' so once I allow a creature to deal me damage, technically, he's allowed to play all those Instants.  I'm really confused about it all, and would like to get an answer once and for all for this.   Also, once he has stacked all the pumps for his creature and attacks me (after I initially let it pass to hit my life because I did not expect the pumps) am I allowed to play ?
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I was playing modern with the owner of a shop.  He played a  which he used to bring in 7 lands: 5 basic mountains and 2  cards.  He then claimed that each  triggered 5 times (killing me).  I am doubting this now.    Here is my reason: The two  cards entered at the same time as the other 5 basic lands.  That means when they were on the battlefield and their ability was in effect, the other 5 basic lands were already there too.  That seems too late to trigger a "Enters the Battlefield" effect.  So here is my question.  Am I right or wrong?  If I am wrong, please show me how the enter the battlefield effect can trigger for something that enters the battlefield at the same time as itself.  If I am right, please show me the rules that prove it.  I now have two shop owners that are convinced that this is a legal play.  If it is not legal, I am going to need clear rules citations to convince them.    Side note:  If I am wrong and it is a legal play, then I have a follow up scenario.  Say I have 2  cards and 5 other human cards in my graveyard.  If I play a spell that lets me return all of them to the battlefield at the same time (say ), would the  cards get 6 +1/+1 counters on them?    To me, if the trick that was played on me with  is legal then my  cards should also get the +1/+1 counters.
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My opponent controls a . I control a 4/4 creature (with a -1/-1 counter on it, due to an earlier cast ).  If I use an ability to put a +1/+1 counter on my 4/4 creature, will the +1/+1 counter and the -1/-1 counter cancel each other out, or will I just have a creature with both a +1/+1 counter and a -1/-1 counter on it?  In other words: Will my creature be able to block and attack or not?  I don't believe the rules are 100% clear on that?! (rule 704,5)
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It is my turn and I have  on the battlefield and  in my hand. During the Beginning of Combat my opponent uses 's ability on my Bristling Hydra.  Can I then play  or activate the Hydra's ability to fizzle the Deadlock Trap? And does it matter which I use, or would either one work?
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If I were to attack with a 4/4 indestructible creature and it's blocked by a 4/2 creature with first strike, would my indestructible creature still attack during the second combat damage step, or would it just tap, not assigning any damage?
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is a creature with the ability "Whenever a nontoken creature an opponent controls dies, put a 2/2 black Zombie creature token onto the battlefield tapped"  Now, lets say 3 of my opponent's creatures die either through combat, spells, or sacrificing. Could I put the triggered ability on the "stack" so to say in order to get 3 2/2 black zombies for each non token creature that died that my opponent controlled, or am I forced to put one and only one despite 3 creatures dying?
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says:     A humanoid killed by this spell rises at the start of your next turn as a zombie that is permanently under your command   If a player is hit by finger of death and dropped to 0hp, do they turn into a zombie immediately? If they subsequently fail death saves and die, do they then turn into a zombie?
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I'm wondering a point about N'Zoth. He will summon my dead deathrattle minions, but will he do it in a specific order (death order, mana cost order, ...) ? Or randomly ?  If there is already a few minions on my side of the board, I'd like to predict which minions will be summoned and which ones will not (because board is full). If it's by death order, this generally means lower cost minions (like fire bat) will be summoned before the interesting big drops (sylvanas, highmane or so).
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What happens if I dip below 1 life from an effect that will also heal me after the damage is dealt?  For example:   If I bolt myself while I'm at 3 or less with a  on the board? Will I die while at 3 or less if I -2 , targeting myself? Will I die if a creature with my  on it damages me? Will I die if I target myself with enough damage to 'kill' me with a ?   and so on and so forth. You get the idea. I'm pretty sure there's a relatively simple answer that I just don't know about.
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My opponent has a  with scads of loyalty. I've got a  and a  on the battlefield.  He activates Sorin's "ultimate" ability, targeting Gideon.     -6: Destroy up to three target creatures and/or other planeswalkers. Return each card put into a graveyard this way to the battlefield under your control.   Is there any way I can use the Spellbomb to prevent my opponent from stealing Gideon after he is sent to my graveyard?
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Rules Question:     Player A attack with 1/2 creature Player B block with  with 1 +1/+1 counter And now can player B use Walking Ballista activation ability, after combat damage but before it go to graveyard, to kill 1/2 creature?
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Scenario 1: A grimlock hits Alice with a Spiked Bone Club, dealing 5 bludgeoning damage, plus 2 piercing damage. Alice's HP was 12.   Using the optional Massive Damage rules on page 273 of the DMG, does this count as more than half the HP from a single source, or less than half, but twice?  Scenario 2: Assume the same grimlock hits Bob with the same attack, this time rolling 6 bludgeoning damage, plus 3 piercing damage. Bob's Max HP is 8, and he had 1 HP remaining before he was hit.  Using the Instant Death rules on page 197 of the PHB, does the character die, or are the two damage types tracked separately? Does the character have to make a death saving throw for the second part of the damage?
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If triggered abilities from sources controlled by multiple players all trigger at the same time, in what order do they resolve?  For example, if I control  and at least two other creatures on my side of the field and my opponent plays , can I use Obezdat's ability of exiling him to save him from Archfiend's ability at the end step? Since both abilities trigger at the beginning of the end step, whose ability resolves first?
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When I attack with a first strike creature, does it deal combat damage before normal combat damage is dealt?  Specifically, if I attack with  (has first strike and "Whenever Drana, Liberator of Malakir deals combat damage to a player, put a +1/+1 counter on each attacking creature you control.") and 5 other creatures with no counters on them, do I deal damage equal to the creatures' total power or damage equal to the creatures' total power + 5?
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I have a  and I was a little curious about the description of it. It specifically says "At the beginning of your upkeep, if there are fewer than six creature cards in your graveyard, sacrifice a creature."   So what I was wondering is, do I have to sacrifice my own creature? Or can I try and keep less than six creatures in my graveyard and sacrifice an opponent's creature every upkeep? Since it does specifically says "a creature" &mdash; it does not say "your creature" or "a creature you control." Most cards that have a sacrifice involved are extremely specific about that and will say "your creature" or "a creature you control" if it wants you to sacrifice your own creatures.
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Say that both players each had 2 , 2 , and a . (Or any other way to get unlimited mana, and a Nantuko Shade).  Player 1 attacks with his , and player 2 blocks with his . Before damage is assigned, each has chances to pump up their  as much as they want. They can't just declare them to be "infinite," but each can always one-up the other player. What happens?  It seems there would be a loop of events, but would one player eventually be forced to break the loop as per rule 714.3? Is it considered the same game state after each player pumps their creature a bunch as it was before?  This was discussed at length on the Draw3Cards Magic Q&amp;A site (which is no longer available), but no conclusion was reached. Some felt that the game would simply be a draw, others felt that the active player would be forced to make a different decision to break the loop. Others felt that you would just have to call a judge and see what he decides.