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If I have a creature on the battlefield that has the static ability that provides to it all activated abilities of all creature cards in graveyards, and someone has a Vampire Hexmage (or similarly worded activated ability) in their yard, does my creature have "Sacrifice Vampire Hexmage: [do a thing]" or "Sacrifice [this ceature]: ..."?

Question about timing/resolution of Nekusar's card-drawing ability: "At the beginning of each player's draw step, that player draws an additional card." Does this present the opportunity to draw a card, take some sort of action, then draw a second card? (i.e. card from Nekusar, activate some other ability, then draw my card for turn) It came up in an EDH the other day and sounds reasonable, but was unsure how to work that out.

If someone is scrying 1 and accidentally looks at two cards, what happens? Reveal the second card to both players, play on? Not really sure how this normally gets handled. As always, thanks! <3

I've been doing some thinking lately about sideboards for standard, and I'm hoping you can help me figure something out. When it comes to stopping a blowout from Empty the Pits or slowing down Treasure Cruise/Dig Through Time, what's the best option? I've been thinking Tormod's Crypt, but I'm unsure when I can crack it? Ideally I'd be able to crack it when someone starts to delve, but I'm pretty sure that they'd need to pass priority for me to do that, which doesn't happen until thecost is paid?

I could use a gut-check/official ruling on something: does my Deathrite Shaman provide two devotion to my Pharika? As I understood it, split symbols produce one devotion of each simultaneously. Does this change based on what's counting the devotion?

I have Athreos, and my opponent has something that gives him/her Hexproof. A creature of mine dies. How does Athreos' second ability resolve? Does it "Do as much as it can" meaning I get my creature back without my opponent being able to pay life to stop it? Does the trigger just get countered since I can't target my opponent?

I have a Fiendslayer paladin and another 2/2 creature. Opponent plays both sides of a Turn/Burn. Couple questions: Does it have to be fused? Can my opponent target Fiendslayer with just Turn if fused and my other creature with Burn? Can it target Fiendslayer with both? How about if it's not fused? Obviously casting just Turn on my Fiendslayer works. When you fuse, the Turn/Burn is treated as a U/R spell, making Fiendslayer an illegal target, yeah?

jordanmunson replied to your photo: Just saw this halfdone painting. I have no idea...