MTG Salvation

Peteroupc has the perfect answer, but I think it should be pointed out that in your question you asked about eliminating your opponents. If you radiate explosion, a copy will also be made targeting you! Have a plan in mind.

Arena assumes that you skip priority checks for certain phase changes. If your opponent casts a spell main 1 that you want to act on after it resolves, o believe you can click on the Main 1 step to the left of your opponent's name to place a stop, reminding the game that you want to hold priority at the end of that step.

You can delete the decklists, but those cards are in your collection and always will be. MTGA has a stated no dusting policy, so opening packs through the store, rewards, or drafting is the only way to acquire cards. Every pack opened in the store / reward packs grant progress toward specific wildcards with visible markers in the top right while opening. Fifth copies of cards are semi-dusted immediately, giving you progress points to a very slow vault that grants a set of wildcards.

I've been playing for a couple weeks, and I almost have a white aggro deck smoothed out despite being awful at drafting. The start is slow if you only use handouts like I did, but it's viable.


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I know he can't use a shortcut through the entire resolution, but once chance encounter has (however many counters he feels is sufficient to protect his win condition) on it, there should be no relevant game information unknown. The frenetic efreet is no longer accessible to any of the still stacked abilities. Would it not be possible to shortcut through the remainder?

I think it is worth noting that if walking ballista dies before reflector mage's ability resolves, the ability will simply not resolve due to having no legal target. You will not be restricted from playing a new walking ballista.