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If a rebound spell cast from the hand is commandeered, does it still rebound? If so, who controls it?
No, the card won’t rebound and will just go to its owner’s graveyard as normal.
When the spell resolves, the rebound ability won’t do anything because its controller didn’t cast the spell from their hand (or at all for that matter) and Rebound only exiles the card if it was cast from its controller’s hand.
Could Wild Nacatl evolve Experiment One?
Wild Nacatl enters the battlefield with its bonuses from you controlling a plains and/or a mountain applied to its P/T, so it will trigger Experiment One if X1′s power or toughness are less than Wild Nacatl’s.
At any point when a token dies, do you have priority to exile it from the graveyard for/with an effect?
No.
Tokens in non-battlefield zones cease to exist when state-based actions are checked and can't return to the battlefield.
If I have a Maralen of the Mornsong and a Stranglehold out, would that mean my opponents can't draw at their draw step, lose 3 life, and don't get a card?
Yes, you terrible person you.
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How does trample work when its blocker is blocking more than one creature? Like with Coastline Chimera
The total damage assignment for all attacking creatures must be legal.
So let's say the Coastline Chimera (1/5) is blocking a Vulpine Goliath (6/5 trample) and a Nessian Courser (3/3)... you have to assign lethal damage to Coastline Chimera, and that damage can come from either creature or both. As long as the Chimera is being dealt at least 5 damage, you can assign any extra damage from creatures with trample to the defending player. (In this situation, the ideal damage assignment is to have the Courser assign its 3 damage to the Chimera, then the Goliath can assign 2 damage to the Chimera and trample over for 4.)
