You can't. Berserk's Oracle text has changed, and is now:

Wording is not appropriate: you can't use a triggered ability with "would be put into a graveyard from play"; instead you can write:
"If a land you control..."

this way it will be a replacement effet and work

As i read the first line I had a doubt... and went directly to the end to see this, phew

Britanny speaking magic? You frightened me Toad :lol:

But speaking of this build, is aether vial really worth it with only 8 1cc creatures, 4 2cc and no ravager? Or you want to put frogmite into play with a 4-counter vial?

what he means is that if you cast (from your hand) an instant with flashback, you won't have the opportunity to play it back because of the replacement effect; with planar void, you may

But the samurai does not remove any instant from the game

Or a bad terminal moraine, as Ephraim noticed

Don't agree with that. After all, sulfuric vortex does 2 damages per turn, to both player ok but does not stop when you have no land more in hand.
And it has an other great ability too

A spell is modal if it has "choose one" in its text. Turnabour is obv not modal

All choices except the target are made on resolution (which type of permanent, and which action)

Not a good idea to misdirect turnabout

When an ability specify a target, you ALWAYS choose the target(s) at the time you play the ability (or put it in the stack if it's a triggered)
Same as spells in fact...

Play Boseiju  

I really think you shoul read the rules before saying Toad is wrong

This is waaayyyyyy too broken in a dwarven deck (I have one )
I think "destroy target non-basic land" would be fair

With the current oracle wording:

I would say that your opponent see cards you choose in your graveyard, but not the one in your library (it's a private zone). But I'm not sure of it. The question is interesting


In the case you present, your opponent can't prevent you from playing tendrills; but your opponent can also copy chain of vapor, and then use that time when you can't play sorceries to put meddling into play


No. For the same reason as tendrills, you already played the brainstorm, meddling has no effect on it.

Against Stax, instant >> Sorcery. Tangle wire is one of the bigest threat Stax has against RG to slow it down, and you won't cast hull breach in the early game under tangle wire.
Also, with two naturalize in hand against oath, that allows you to things like "EOT naturalize, get countered, untap, naturalize" (with red blast in backup that's even better)

An other disadvantage hull breach has is that it is red, so it dies to blue elemental blast.

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Juju, <3 Alsace

PS: mangeage, pas mangage

Do not forget choucroute or tartes flambees <3

In the situation, your opponent broke the rules; how would you be more clear than that?

Play bazaar of baghdad and patriarch's bidding

Rat-bidding sounds soooooo good ^_^

The main reason is that as sculpting steel comes into play, you copy an artifact in play; If you choose chalice, it has the same abilities, so it comes into play with X counters. Which X? dunno, it's 0 for sure, because it's undefined

And it does not copy the counters on the chalice because you only copy the card, not what affects it.

You were completly right

Visara's ability has the same color as Visara at the time it resolves, it is white.

So the ability has a non-legal tagret and fizzle

I was thinking the same; and don't want to resolve this complicated stack

With that type of effects, when you play a land, say which effect (or rule) allow you to play the land.

When you have Azusa and an exploration in play and you play a land, you may say:
- you play your normal land of the turn: you won't be able to play a land "normally" until your next turn
- you play it using exploration effect: you won't be able to use that exploration effect until your next turn
- you play it using Azusa's effect: you'll be able to play another land using Azusa until EOT, and the nothing more.

So you'll be able to play 4 lands
Don't think of "extra land drop", think of "1 land drop due to the rules, one drop for exploration, 2 for Azusa"; and if you use the two land drops of Azusa, sac it and play another one, add a new "2 land drops with azusa" to your list of available land drops

Ok I begin. step ends 'cause stack is empty. Draw step: same. First main phase: same. Combat phase: don't speak of that. Second main: ......

Endless Loop

Game ends in a draw

We play the second game?

Sac memory jar during your turn.

End of turn: the jar's triggered ability goes on the stack, telling you to discarrd your hand and take back the ancient one.
After resolving this ability (and so discarding a slaver in your case), you have the priority to play spells and abilities, such as welding in a slaver and activating it.

You may always play misdirection targeting a cabal therapy or a cranial extraction.

However, if the card is written "target opponent", you have to choose a valid opponent for the one who cast the spell...
If you're playing 1 vs 1, you must choose yourself as an opponent

*** Don't remember if cranial and therapy have "taget opponent" or "target player"... ***

If one of this spell has "target player" and you misdirect it on your opponent, it's always his choice for the card: he may always choose a card he doesn't play

THe only restriction in this ability is that you can't activate it if you don't have 10 cards in your library. but you may activate it twice if you wan't if you stack the abilities correctly, as you did

Concerning resolution, the first resolution is OK, the second is the same, with the only difference that you don't have 10 cards left in your library; so your opponent takes all the cards an do the same as for the first resolution

I should have think to that situation, obv  :lol:

/me slaps himself around a bit with a large comprules compendium

No way. The ability of Phage is a triggered ability, so it won't trigger if Phage is not in play when damages resolve.

You're right when you say that it is Phage which does damages, I'm wrong when I say "what does damage is not Phage", but there is no "you lose the game" tag: it's only a triggered ability, related to Phage, not to it's damage.

But in fact, do you really need Phage to kill when you have two noughts in play?

*breathe*  


As you say, they immediatly die due to the legend rule; At the time damages resolve, what does damage is not Phage, no reason for it's ability to trigger, your opponent will not die


You do so: shifter CIP, you check all the CIP trigger: there is one (the one of the trinket mage/shifter), so it triggers.


There is no trigger with shared fate, this is a replacement effect. When someone draw a card, he decides which replacement effect will affect his draw. And because there is no draw more, the second replacement effet will do nothing


Same as before: the one who is drawing decides which replacement effet affects his/her draw.

The fact is, that the dreadnought never left the graveyard; it didn't left it's position underneath the mox too