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Hi, if I cast a Villainous Wealth and my opponent flashes in a Teferi, Mage of Zhalfir, am I still able to cast the cards I exiled with VW?
No, you’re out of luck here.
Villainous Wealth instructs you to cast the cards as part of its resolution. That’s not a time you can normally cast a sorcery, which means that Teferi stops you from casting those spells. The cards will just stay in exile, sad and unloved.
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Hello, if I have a Hall of Gemstone in play and my opponent plays Contamination, which one takes precedence?
Neither effect will take precedence and it's up to each player which effect will win for each land that they tap for colored mana. Technically both replacement effects will apply to each land that's tapped for mana, so you'll always end up with exactly one black mana or mana of the chosen color in the case of lands that tap for multiple mana.
Also, it's important to note that Hall of Gemstone's effect doesn't apply to colorless mana, so Contamination will always apply to colorless mana production first and then Hall of Gemstone will replace the black mana with mana of the chosen color.
Hi; if my opponent has an Ob-Nixilis, the Hate Twisted and destroys one of of the God-Eternals/Illharg, do I put the God back before I draw from Ob's ability?
No, you’ll draw cards before you choose whether or not to put Ilharg into the library or not.
Remember, abilities that trigger because of the resolution of a spell or ability don’t go on the stack until that spell or ability finishes resolving completely. The only things that can interrupt a spell or ability resolving are replacement effects, which are templated differently from triggers.
