1) The Unsummon would go to your graveyard. When you resolve an instant or sorcery, you follow the instructions on the card, then put it into the graveyard. So by the time it would be put into the graveyard, Dryad Militant is already back in your opponent's hand, so it's replacement effect is no longer in affect.
1. No, the Unsummon goes to the graveyard as it causes the Militant to leave the battlefield as part of resolution.
2. Three. The first Constrictor replaces the "ETB with a +1/+1 counter" with "ETB with two +1/+1 counters" and the second replaces "ETB with two +1/+1 counters" with "ETB with three +1/+1 counters".
for the second one:
Renegades's etb goes on stack
both constrictor triggers go on stack
as the constrictor triggers are replacement the original one counter is replace with two from the first trigger and then replaced again for three counters
for the second one: Renegades's etb goes on stack
both constrictor triggers go on stack
as the constrictor triggers are replacement the original one counter is replace with two from the first trigger and then replaced again for three counters
Slight correction, Renegade's ability isn't an ETB trigger, it is a replacement effect as well. So doesn't go on the stack and can't be responded to.
Triggered abilities all start with "When", "Whenever" or "At".
So notably, there is no point in time, if revolt is activate, when the Renegade is on the battlefield without the counters.
1. If an opponent uses Unsummon on my Dryad Millitant. Would the unsummon get exiled by the Dryad?
No it would not. As with spells like murder the Dryad leaves the battlefield whilst unsummon is still resolving so it has gone and its static abiility has ended long before the unsummon card would leave teh stack
Presuming a creature has left the battlefield. 3 +1/+1 counters. When you have multiple replacement effects apply to the same event you chose which one to apply first then if the remainder still would apply they you apply those.
This is explicitly covered in the gatherer rulings for Winding Constrictor
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If you control two Winding Constrictors, the number of counters placed on the artifact or creature is the original number plus two. Three Winding Constrictors adds three to the original number, and so on.
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1. If an opponent uses Unsummon on my Dryad Millitant. Would the unsummon get exiled by the Dryad?
2. Have 2 Winding Constrictor in play, then I revolt a Narnam Renegade. How many +1/+1 counters would be put on the renegade?
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2) Each Winding Constrictor adds an additional counter, so your revolted Narnam Renegade would enter with three +1/+1 counters.
Hope that helps.
2. Three. The first Constrictor replaces the "ETB with a +1/+1 counter" with "ETB with two +1/+1 counters" and the second replaces "ETB with two +1/+1 counters" with "ETB with three +1/+1 counters".
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Renegades's etb goes on stack
both constrictor triggers go on stack
as the constrictor triggers are replacement the original one counter is replace with two from the first trigger and then replaced again for three counters
Slight correction, Renegade's ability isn't an ETB trigger, it is a replacement effect as well. So doesn't go on the stack and can't be responded to.
Triggered abilities all start with "When", "Whenever" or "At".
So notably, there is no point in time, if revolt is activate, when the Renegade is on the battlefield without the counters.
No it would not. As with spells like murder the Dryad leaves the battlefield whilst unsummon is still resolving so it has gone and its static abiility has ended long before the unsummon card would leave teh stack
Presuming a creature has left the battlefield. 3 +1/+1 counters. When you have multiple replacement effects apply to the same event you chose which one to apply first then if the remainder still would apply they you apply those.
This is explicitly covered in the gatherer rulings for Winding Constrictor
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