I've recently decided to start building Ad Nauseam, and I didn't really like the sideboard that I got the list from. So I started making changes to it but still need ideas. Tron, burn, and zoo are what I see a lot of and every once in awhile combo elves. Any ideas on what I should run? Any kind of help would be great.
The creature would become untapped since it reentered under your control at end of turn ie before your untap step. It also would not have summoning sickness since it reentered before your turn began.
Just saying, anyone on here can claim that they're a judge so I would not turn to the Internet if you really want a judge ruling.
However, I'm good good friends with quite a few judges and I had another friend that would play shenanigan type decks so a judge was used often on his decks. You do obtain priority during each step but you must declare which step something is happening in before you just do it.
The judge may have misunderstood what you were trying to do/ask. But I do believe what you were doing is correct.
Well first of all Oblivion Ring is an enter the battlefield effect. It depends on the order in which you cast Lightning Bolt and Wrap in vigor, if you were to cast Wrap in Vigor in response to Lightning Bolt then you're would Ornithopter would be regenerated then die leaving no target for Oblivion Ring but if that did work Oblivion Ring would still be able to target the creature and successfully exile because it all happened in response to the trigger thus resolving lastly and still being able to target it. The stack works the opposite of how you think, the last spell/ability resolves first and goes from there. Think of it as putting your cards on top of each other as you cast them then removing the top one and letting it resolve, so on and so forth. There's not really a way for this to work out for player 2.
If you're able to see the physical card: do the bend test(just slightly bend the card and compare to another card), feel the texture, if it looks too new then it's probably fake, check to make sure it's not really pixelated, and if able send it off to be graded. From what I can tell it appears to be fine but that's still not a guarantee.
I had a friend who traded a bunch of his cards for what appeared to be a Scrubland, Gaea's Cradle, and Tundra. They were proxies meant to look and feel real but they didn't pass most of the tests and when compared to the real cards, the text blended differently.
Just be careful. If you think it's worth the risk then go for it.
There's technically no designated place on a table/playmat for the zones. They're just zones and you may put them where you wish as long as lands are in the back and nonland permanents in front of them. As long as the zones are clearly defined then there's nothing wrong.
However, I'm good good friends with quite a few judges and I had another friend that would play shenanigan type decks so a judge was used often on his decks. You do obtain priority during each step but you must declare which step something is happening in before you just do it.
The judge may have misunderstood what you were trying to do/ask. But I do believe what you were doing is correct.
I had a friend who traded a bunch of his cards for what appeared to be a Scrubland, Gaea's Cradle, and Tundra. They were proxies meant to look and feel real but they didn't pass most of the tests and when compared to the real cards, the text blended differently.
Just be careful. If you think it's worth the risk then go for it.