Scenario:  returns  to play. I play  and exile Llanowar elves. Changeling Hero is destroyed.  Does Llanowar elves get returned by the champion trigger?
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The rules for the Unearth ability are as follows:     702.82a Unearth is an activated ability that functions while the card with unearth is in a graveyard. Unearth [cost] means [Cost]: Return this card from your graveyard to the battlefield. It gains haste. Exile it at the beginning of the next end step. If it would leave the battlefield, exile it instead of putting it anywhere else. Activate this ability only any time you could cast a sorcery.   If I unearth a creature, and then cast  to exile and return it, does the replacement effect cause Flicker to lose track of it, or is Flicker still able to see the exiled card and return it to the battlefield?  (Are there similar combinations of spells or abilities that would result in a different outcome?)
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I was riding Shadowmere near Alftand and I accidentally fell into that canyon near the abandoned tower. The fall was enough to kill Shadowmere.   I have done a lot of quests and other things such as fast travel, waiting, and sleeping so I am wondering if that interrupted his respawn. Also if I come back to that point before he respawns, is that bad?   Can Shadowmere just go away and never come back after his death?  I tried waiting in-game for 11 days in Solitude and then returning to Shadowmere's death point, but it did not work.   I do not want to use script commands because I consider that 'cheating' and I don't want to cheat.
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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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I can't work this one out. For example:  I declare a creature attacking one of my opponents (who's on 5 life). Before he/she declares blockers another player casts  (or similar), reducing his/her life to 0. They would then leave the game, correct?  What happens to my attacking creature, does it still attack the player who is no longer there,  or is it no longer attacking?  In a similar situation, if my opponent has a planeswalker and I attack it, if that planeswalker is destroyed or exiled before it gets to combat damage what happens with the attacking creatures?  My guess is the damage is still dealt to the player/planeswalker no longer there and therefore doesn't do anything except tap the creature, but I'm not sure about this.
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What would happen if I 'd a creature that had been enchanted by a bestow creature and cast a spell to give it protection from the enchantment's color on it to remove the bestowed creature?  For instance:  They have just bestowed a  on a  and passes the turn. I use Portent of Betrayal to take control of the Asphodel Wanderer, attack and in the second main I cast Gods Willing to give the Asphodel Wanderer protection from black. Nighthowler detaches and where does it go, my control, opponents control or graveyard?  As an additional question, in the same vein:  What if I destroyed the creature while it was on my side? So change the gods willing to a hero's downfall in the example.  Relevent (under state-based actions):     704.5n If an Aura is attached to an illegal object or player, or is not attached to an object or player, that Aura is put into its owner's graveyard.
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If I have two cards called  in hand and I play my first, Sin Collector (A). I use its triggered ability.   "When Sin Collector enters the battlefield, target opponent reveals his or her hand. You choose an instant or sorcery card from it and exile that card."  Now, I play Sin Collector (B), I use B's triggered ability.  But now my question. Does Sin Collector (A)'s ability trigger again as well? 'Sin Collector' entered the battlefield again, right?
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As a GM, what kind of techniques could I use to help a player re-join the gaming session after their character dies? I want to avoid any major interruptions to the flow of the adventure. I would also like to avoid having to end the session immediately or making them sit on the side-lines for the rest of the session.
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A player left my group recently. It was mutual and not-unexpected, and during the last session, the character left for an unspecified purpose.  The character (lawful-good wizard) who left had a few magic items:   A powerful necromantic artifact. An evil necromancer's spellbook. Miscellaneous scrolls &amp; potions   These items were not an integral part of the story, and I feel OK letting them disappear together with the character. Since the player was a little problematic, I don't want the focus of the next sessions to deal with his character - I would like the spotlight to be on the players who remain.  However, It seems my players feel they are missing out on the monetary value of these items and wish to sell them to the highest bidder.  I would love some advice on how to handle the wizard's inventory and some generic advice on how such cases are usually handled in-game.
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Of course the spell won't resolve, but is the indestructible creature a legal target for a spell with the effect "destroy target creature"?  For example, can I target , animated by its second ability, with ?
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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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has the following ability:     {1}{W}, Exile Dauntless Cathar from your graveyard: Put a 1/1 white Spirit creature token with flying onto the battlefield. Activate this ability only any time you could cast a sorcery.   Please clarify. If the card is IN my hand, how can I exile if FROM the graveyard if it is not there? Did the writers mean SEND it to graveyard, or actually exile it? Confused, the writing does not make sense.
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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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If there is one noble left in line and you play "fled to England" to discard it (thus, ending the day) do you collect a noble from the new day?
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is on the field.  It says     Cannot be Special Summoned. Monster effects cannot be activated.   If all  cards are collected, does Exodia's player win even though Majesty's Fiend prevents Monster effects from happening?
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If I were to use a blink effect on a Planeswalker say after an ultimate (largest cost) Loyalty ability (and providing it still had Loyalty remaining), would its loyalty restore to the noted amount on the card?  From what I remember, if a card is exiled, unless stated otherwise, all counters are removed.  If this is so, when the planeswalker returns to the battlefield, would it then add the loyalty counters to match its noted amount back on the card?
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Player A taps  targeting Player B; its "deals 1 damage to target player" ability is placed on the stack.  Player B gets priority and responds with , targeting Goblin Fireslinger.  Both players pass priority. Snap resolves, and Goblin Fireslinger is returned to its owner's hand.  Does Player B still take 1 damage from Goblin Fireslinger's activated ability?  I know that if the creature had been killed/sent to the graveyard, the ability would still resolve, but I was told recently that because a player's hand is a private zone it couldn't. If anyone could confirm or deny this for me, it would be most appreciated.
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At Theros Beyond Death prerelease, I was playing with  for the first time. It happened to me to forget about the card at the end of my turn and only remember at the beginning of the turn of my opponent, and saying so. He told me I had missed the trigger, and I didn't argue much as that was my fault. However I know this is not an optional trigger, I must exile the top card of my library at my end step. The only part that is optional is being allowed to play the exiled card.  I didn't think about calling a judge at that time, but since that was a mandatory action and there wasn't lots of actions from both of us after the missed trigger, were we supposed to rewind and fix the game state? I only thought about the fact that by not exiling the card, I could not play it and was losing on card advantage so not fixing the game was "fair" to my opponent. However, I forgot that one card would could have been permanently exiled and the effect have changed much more the outcome of the game.  How am I supposed to handle a mandatory effect without calling a judge? Were we supposed to rewind the game state to fix it if both had agreed?