'Magic the Gathering' Highlights UW Delver Vs Tezzeret Control G2 (07-06-2012)(noMusic)

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This is the highlights of game two between Josh playing Blue/White Delver and Shower playing Blue/Black Tezzeret Control. There is no background music.

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Deck List: Tezzeret Control

3x Tezzeret, Agent of Bolas
1x Liliana of the Veil
1x Treasure Mage
2x Wurmcoil Engine
2x Phyrexian Metamorph
2x Batterskull
1x Spine of Ish Sah
2x Ratchet Bomb
3x Pristine Talisman
1x Mimic Vat
3x Ichor Wellspring
2x Mycosynth Wellspring
4x Nihil Spellbomb
3x Black Sun's Zenith
1x Doom Blade
2x Go for the Throat
1x Sever the Bloodline
2x Tragic Slip
1x Curse of Death's Hold
5x Swamp
1x Island
4x Phyrexia's Core
4x Buried Ruin
1x Ghost Quarter
4x Drowned Catacomb
4x Darkslick Shores

Sideboard:

4x Distress
1x Elixir of Immortality
2x Ghost Quarter
1x Grafdigger's Cage
3x Hex Parasite
1x Phyrexian Metamorph
1x Ratchet Bomb
1x Wurmcoil Engine

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[TheGmeadowsjr]

The snapcaster hits the board an immediately goes to the graveyard from state based effects. The ETB trigger is placed on the stack, which you can react too. They did it correctly.

[KlotzProductions]

I think you are correct about that... depending on the exact timing of things. If the exile was is response to the target then yes, the snap should have still been in the graveyard.... I think. I am not EXACTLY sure when the snap would go to the grave since it dies at the same time of targeting and "dying" doesn't really go on the stack.

[clarkX]

He's moved to the graveyard as a state based action when priority passes to respond to the targeting before nihil spellbomb is activated. It does get exiled

[omegaxtrigun]

It depends on what exactly he responded to with the spellbomb.

If he responded to snapcaster being cast, it wouldn't get exiled because it's not on the battlefield yet, so it hasn't died from the curse yet.

If it was in response to snapcaster's enters the battlefield effect, then snapcaster would be exiled because snapcaster would enter the battlefield, it's effect would go on the stack, then it would die from curse as a state based action. So it would be in the graveyard when he bombed.

[KlotzProductions]

No, some are top 8 (when we have it) and some are rounds 3 and 4 of 4 rounds tournaments... Table 1 that is.

[MnemoLogic]

i hope the delver player save some countermagic for the curse next game... or at least play the oblivion ring on it

[blitzan]

hey i got a question. does black sun zenith wipe the board or just target opponents?

[FireLordRS]

whole board, but I like mutilate better personally.

[Thewhiteknigth]

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