Magic: The Gathering

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Yes, Isochron Scepter will imprint an instant card from your hand with the additional requirement that it must have a converted mana cost of two or less; it will then allow you to play that copy whenever you feel like by paying two generic mana and tapping the scepter.

There are a great deal of artifacts that interact with instants and clone them in a variety of different ways with different requirements and limitations.

Examples:

Panoptic Mirror

Isochron Scepter

Knowledge Pool

Mirrari

No. Because it says 'Creature', it means something on the Battlefield.

If you take Yavimaya Elves as an example, then these are;

- A 'Creature Spell' when on the stack, being cast. This is where you'd use Remove Soul for example.

- A 'Creature' when on the Battlefield.

- A 'Creature Card' while in any other zone. This stops you using things like 'Dark Banishing' on a creature spell on the stack, or 'Path to Exile' on cards in the graveyard - they can only be used on 'Creatures', ie, one that has been successfully cast and is on the Battlefield.

There is no creature type or card name called "Bonito 2"

If ever a creature's toughness is reduced to zero (or less), it will be destroyed as a state-based effect. If a 1/1 creature gets a -1/-1 counter, then effectively it has a toughness of zero, and will be destroyed.

Edit: Note that a creature having 0 toughness is not a destroy effect. As per the state based actions, it will be put into its owner's graveyard. This does trigger "Dying" effects. This is an important distinction as having 0 toughness is one of the ways to get rid of indestructible creatures.

If you trade your Primordial Hydra for a Karn Liberated, then it's very much worth it. Karn is about $15~17 while Primordial Hydra is around $5~6.

well, so far the highest amount of damage i have dealt is 2640 points of direct damage.

When damage is dealt in combat, the attacking and blocking creatures deal damage to each other equal to their Power. This does not count as the defending creature 'attacking', so walls will still deal damage if they have a Power of 1 or more.

'Defender' just means that the creature can't be declared as an attacking monster, it can still deal damage using its power when blocking.

There are a few ways to get this card into play.

1. The Old-Fashioned Way - generate 1,000,000 mana. A mana-engine combo would work. Try Urza's block Stalwart Palinchron + High Tide, the classic Power Artifact + Grim Monolith, etc. Of course, you can crack open more Unhinged packs and try to pull a Mox Lotus, which was basically designed to do this exact thing.

Also, here's a simple one you could use: Dimir Aqueduct + Freed from the Real + Tidewater Minion.

With the Dimir Aqueduct in play, and Freed from the Real enchanting the Minion:

You tap the Duct for UB. Then, use the Minion to untap the Duct. Use the U you got from the duct to activate Freed from the Real's effect and untap Tidewater Minion. Now you have B in your mana pool, and all three of those key permanents are untapped! You can repeat this process ad infinitum until you have all the mana in the world.

2. Put it directly into play. Plenty of cards allow you to do this; Tinker is the most obvious, but Arcum Dagsson and other cards can do the same thing. If you're patient, give Jhoira of the Ghitu a shot.

3. Reduce/replace its casting cost. Try Fist of Suns.

Triskelion was the planet. I am more of a "provider".

i no of an artifact that lets you make a 1/1 of any color and creature type

If a creature has Intimidate, when it attacks, it can only be blocked by creatures that share a colour with it, or artifact creatures.

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Creatures with Flying may block creatures that don't. Note that in Magic, creatures do not 'attack directly' as such, they are declared as attackers, and then creatures may be declared to block them. The creature with Flying in this case, can block creatures with, and without Flying.

Scattershot is a targeting card. Creatures with Shroud cannot be selected as targets, so the storm copies of Scattershot can't select them, they will have to pick legal targets instead.

But if you meant Scattershot Archer, the flyers will take damage even if they have shroud. Scattershot Archers ability does not target the creatures so shroud makes no difference.

Due to rules updates, this answer has been modified.

If a spell or ability would deal damage to a player, the controller of that spell or ability may, during resolution, redirect all of the damage to a planeswalkers the opponent controls.

If a creature attacks, the attacking player must declare, for each attacking creature, if that creature is attacking the defending player or a planeswalkers that player controls. They may still be blocked as normal.

The previous answer mentioned playing your own planeswalker with the same sub-name to "counteract" the opponent's planeswalker. This rule no longer exists and each player may have a planeswalker with the same sub-name under their control.

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No, it doesn't mean that, that's one of the most common things new players get confused with. It is important to know the difference between the following,

'Land' - Permanents that usually generate mana,

'Mana' - 'Power' generated by other cards, that is spent to cast spells or activate abilities,

'Mana Pool' - The imaginary area where Mana resides once generated, and waiting to be spent.

So imagine I have a land that generates two Green mana when tapped. When I tap it, there is now 'GG' in my mana pool - you don't need anything to physically represent this, it's enough just to remember it. I then cast a spell that costs G, so there is still one G left in the mana pool. If I do not spend this by the time the current step or phase ends, then the pool empties, the stored mana is lost.

Once that is understood, Blighted Cataract should make more sense. When it says to add (1) to your mana pool, it just means one colourless mana is generated and stored in the pool waiting to be spent - exactly the same as if you tapped a forest for mana, which would add one G to your mana pool, for example.

If the sacrifice is a cost, then no. That'd be like paying one mana, and claiming it can be used for two different one mana abilities. Each cost needs its own payment.

Sometimes an effect triggers when something is sacrificed. In that case, one sacrifice will trigger all of them.

An infinite amount really.

Something like Beacon of Immortality can be constantly played to double your life total, as long as you don't lose the game or if the card gets countered, etc.

Keep enough mana untapped to play it, and eventually your deck will be whittled down to just that one card, which keeps going to your deck when you play it.

Think of Eye of the Storm as a stack. When EOTS is played, the first instant or sorcery card played goes on the bottom of the stack. That card is not affected by EOTS' ability. The next player to play an instant or sorcery spell plays all previous cards in the stack for free.

Example:

EOTS comes into play.

I cast Rise from the Grave.

Next turn, my opponent casts Lava Axe. EOTS's ability triggers, and he is able to cast Rise from the Grave for free. Lava axe is now in the stack, above my Rise from the Grave.

Next turn, I cast Doom Blade. EOT's ability triggers once again, and I am able to cast Rise from the Grave, and my opponent's Lava axe from the stack.

This ability goes so on and so forth, and can trigger infinitely. If there were 20 spells cast before you played a spell this turn, you may cast all 20 without paying their costs.

This card is an awesome multiplayer card! Enjoy and good luck!

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