When you declare attackers, you tap your creatures. So yes, creatures do tap before damage is resolved.
No, creatures do not tap when they block.
In theory it sounds good. Now it comes down to: card choice, creature to spell ratio, mana curve. good luck
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The damage itself doesn't matter, Indestructable creatures can't be destroyed by damage. A 3/3 Indestructable creature could have 0, 1, 3, or 100 damage counters on it, and it would be fine, but if a -3/-3 effect is then used on it, it dies because its toughness has reached 0. The amount of damage on it at that point is irrelevant.
If a player dies in a multiplayer game, everything he 'owns' leave the game, no matter who controls them at the time.
The official Magic: The Gathering rules do not allow for proxies in sanctioned events or formats. Proxies are generally not legal for use in official tournaments, but some casual playgroups or events may allow them. It's always best to check with event organizers or playgroup members before using proxies in your games.
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mtg usually.
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No.