If i have two 's on the battlefield and I attack with both. If I use the ability, "{B}:Vector Asp gains infect until end of turn", do I have to pay twice (once for each attacking Vector Asp) or only once?
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Many abilities in MTG use a permanent's name in the ability. Does this mean that if I have 2 copies of that permanent, the ability will affect both permanents?  Activated ability example:  - If I activate the ability of one of my Vector Asps, can I choose which of them gain infect until end of turn? Or will they both gain infect?  Triggered ability example:  - If I cast a second Sin Collector, when it enters the battlefield, will each Sin Collector trigger and allow me to exile a total of 2 cards instead of 1?
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The fighter's  feature (PHB, p. 72) says:     Beginning at 5th level, you can attack twice, instead of once, whenever you take the Attack action on your turn.   Assuming I am holding two different weapons, and don't want to spend my bonus action on Two-Weapon Fighting, can I attack once with each weapon?
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If an enemy B attack a character A, where A has the Lucky feat, and A wants to spend a Luck point, in which moment can character A can spend that Luck point?     Can Character A see/know the natural result of Enemy B's roll before deciding whether or not to use a Luck Point?   If no, Can Character A see/know the natural result of Enemy B's roll after deciding to use the Luck Point,but before choosing which die?
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Does a player need to complete a full turn (i.e. 4 actions, pickup, infect) if during the action portion the final disease was cured? I only ask because there was only 1 player card left in the deck and I wouldn't have been able to complete a full turn, which in the rules, signifies that players have lost. However, I knew that I could cure the final disease in one action.
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Does 's ability count as a +1/+0 counter? I want want to use it for other cards such as 's ability ("each creature you control with a +1/+1 counter gets first strike"). I cant find confirmation anywhere.
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If a fighter applies a single dose of regular poison to his sword, but he can make two attacks per round, does that mean that he can make twenty attacks (2 attacks &times; 10 actions/minute) with poison damage before the poison dries? Or does it only mean that he must make his attack within one minute of applying the poison, and after that single attack the poison is lost?
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I got attacked by 2  (1/1 infect unblockable), a  (3/1 unblockable) paired with  (2/1 and when paired both creatures get "Whenever this creature deals damage to an opponent, draw a card") and Tandem Lookout itself (which was unblockable due to an effect).  I tapped my  (tap: "Prevent the next 2 damage that would be dealt to target creature or player this turn") to prevent 2 damage to me.  My question is: who's damage will be prevented?  Does my opponent decide the order in which the attacking creatures attack during the Declare Attackers Step? Or does he decide that during the Combat Damage Step?  We couldn't find this in the Comp. Rules, so my opponent said his Latch Seeker(3/1) was prevented by 2, but this way I got 2 poison counters and he drew 2 cards. I would have liked to prevent the two poison counters or to only let him draw 1 card (by preventing Tandem lookout).
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Say a creature walks through a door and triggers two spell glyphs from two  spells that are programmed to cast a  at the creature that walks through the door. Both glyphs are triggered by the same action/trigger.  My intuition and off-the-cuff ruling would have been that the creature rolls for both fireballs and takes damage and effects as if they had been hit by two separate spells.  However, the PHB says in Chapter 10 under "Combining Magical Effects" ():     The effects of the same spell cast multiple times don't combine, however. Instead, the most potent effect - such as the highest bonus - from those castings applies while their durations overlap. (PHB p. 205)    Does this imply that the creature would only effectively get hit by one fireball? Does this section even apply here to spells of instantaneous duration?  In short, does the creature take damage from one or two fireballs when hit by two simultaneously?   A more extreme example of this scenario (and the inspiration for this question) can be found in:
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Let's say for example I'm at 1 life.  My opponent attacks with two creatures and I'm about to block one, but my blocker has lifelink that would make me gain more life than I lose. Do I still die due to the unblocked attacker or do I gain life before that?
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Two related questions:   When using Twinned Spell with an attack spell, do you make one attack roll for both targets, or one each? When using TS with a spell that deals damage: do you roll damage once for both targets, or once per target? If it's a non-attack spell, each gets its own Saving Throw, obviously.
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I am aware that usually one has to specify who is to benefit from one's Help action. However, when it comes to using it in combat,  by Jeremy Crawford says:     If you use the attack-aiding option in Help, the next ally who attacks the target gets the benefit.   However, maybe one wants to help a specific ally (e.g. enable a rogue to Sneak Attack) but initiative puts them much later in the round. Still, for some other tactical reasons, it might make next to no sense for the remaining allies to avoid attacking that target in the meantime.  Of course, one could argue that, as long as you can describe reasonably how you provide help to exactly that one specific ally without influencing the rest of the fight, something like this should be allowed. But I wonder if there is any explicit mention of this in the rules.  I've been referred to this extremely similar question:   My main point of interest is the issue that is raised in  and the comments below it. Since this discussion is about a year old, maybe the remaining unclarities could be solved by more recent publisher's comments?  Thanks a lot for your help! (Horrible pun not intended.)
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We are getting  in M19. What if I enchant my , copying my opponents . Then I pay the cost on my Bolas (previously a Delver) to activate his transform ability.  What will happen? I can think of 3 possibilities:   My Delver is exiled and the aura goes to the graveyard. My Delver is transformed, aura goes to the graveyard, but the Delver transforms into  My Delver is transformed, aura goes to the graveyard, and the Delver transforms into
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Assuming you enter the spells area of effect and end your turn inside this area on the same turn. Does it trigger twice?     A creature must also make this saving throw when it enters the spell’s area for the first time on a turn or ends its turn there.   Not a native speaker, so I am not sure whether this means you make a saving throw when entering and when ending your turn in the area, or that you have to make one saving throw when one of this happens and only once.  It seems a bit overpowered when it triggers twice, dealing 8d10 damage is ok for a 5th level one-target spell, not a lasting multi-target AoE spell (DMG p.284)
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Let's say I have  on the board. He is a 2/2 that says:  Whenever another creature enters the battlefield under your control, creatures you control get +1/+1 until end of turn.  I play a . It says:  Put three 1/1 red Human creature tokens with haste onto the battlefield. Sacrifice those tokens at the beginning of the next end step.  The sacrifice portion is not important to this question. What is important is how these two cards interact with each other. Playing this card in my first main phase, assuming no counters or other shenanigans by my opponent, I will have my Commander and 3 tokens on the battlefield. What will happen in terms of the power/toughness of my tokens and Commander? Option A The tokens will be 1/1 each. They don't see each other come in at all. The Commander is 3/3, as one &quot;enter the battlefield&quot; trigger happens. Option B The tokens will be 1/1. They don't see each other come in at all, because they weren't on the battlefield to see any of the triggers. The Commander is 5/5, as he saw three &quot;enter the battlefield&quot; triggers occur. Option C The tokens will all be different, with one being 3/3 as he saw the other two come in, one being 2/2 as he saw only the last one come in, and 1/1 as the last one saw none come in. Option D The tokens will all be 4/4, as three creatures entered the battlefield this turn. I am obviously hoping for this option. It may be supported by a ruling on Goldnight Commander that says, emphasis mine:  The creature that entered the battlefield will also get +1/+1 until end of turn if it's still on the battlefield when the ability resolves.  The key being the ability resolving. So my thought is thus:  Thatcher Revolt goes on the stack. Thatcher Revolt resolves, and three separate &quot;enter the battlefield&quot; triggers go on the stack as the three humans enter the battlefield as 1/1. The last (it is a stack) &quot;etb&quot; trigger resolves. This puts an ability from Goldnight Commander on the stack. This resolves and the humans are now all 2/2. The next &quot;etb&quot; trigger resolves. This puts a new ability from Commander on the stack, and resolves with the humans being 3/3. The first &quot;etb&quot; trigger finally resolves, puts a Command ability on the stack, which resolves putting the humans at their final state of 4/4.  Option E The tokens will all be 2/2.  Thatcher Revolt goes on the stack. Thatcher Revolt resolves, and one single &quot;enter the battlefield&quot; trigger goes on the stack. The &quot;etb&quot; trigger resolves. This puts an ability from Goldnight Commander on the stack. This resolves and the humans are now all 2/2.  I would really like to have a complete understanding both of the result and how this result is calculated by the game engine.
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Suppose my opponent has a  in play, and I have  and no creatures. During my turn I cast  to gain control of the Colossus and attack with it. So far I haven't done anything controversial.  Now, at this point what I want to do is sacrifice the Colossus to my Attrition, so that my opponent doesn't get him back at the end of the turn. However, Attrition's ability requires a target, and the Colossus is the only potential target on the battlefield. Is it legal to activate the ability and target the Colossus, even though I also want to sacrifice him as part of the ability's cost?  In other words, can I target a creature with an ability, and also sacrifice that same creature as part of the ability's activation cost?  (The ability won't resolve, of course, but that was never the real goal. Normally it would be better to target another of the opponent's creatures, but in this case he doesn't have any, so the Colossus is the only potential target.)
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Say I have a 4/4 creature with trample. I attack, and my opponent blocks with a...   : Does my 4/4 trampler's extra 3 damage carry over even though the blocking creature wasn't dealt lethal damage? Does the situation change if my 4/4 trampler also has infect?  Can I even deal lethal damage to it? 0/1 Creature with protection from my creature's color: Can I deal damage to it at all?   When does the damage carry over to my opponent? I made all of these hypothetical creatures 0/1 for simplicity's sake. I know the creatures actually linked to are slightly different, but I believe this will simplify the answers.
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If I play a spell with {X} in the mana cost, and I have a card out that reduces the casting cost by 2 generic mana, what happens to the X? Does it start at -2?  For example: I have  in play. If I play  for just 1 blue mana, do we draw 2 cards?