Quote Originally Posted by Koby View Post
Player induced GRV are hilarious. For clarity, did your opponents begin to search their deck and you had to stop their shenaniganzing?
It was normally, a payment of one life and an in the yard fetch .... I'd awkwardly stare for a brief moment then when they'd move to pick up their library and I would stop them before they could get too far.

Some people take it poorly ... others understand it's their mistake. My main point to anyone getting sandy was, that if we aren't going to take things like

- knowing the board state (e.g. before doing something looking at all the things in play, the cards in each others hands)

- knowing what cards do (chalice of the void, cost of morph on the stack, how trinisphere works, etc.)

- knowing how the rules of the game work (e.g. cost vs. effect, activated abilities, knowing morph is a special action that doesn't use the stack)

then why even have competitive Magic?

People would just stumble through and play their powerful cards and get bailed out and all that would differentiate players would be access to cards, matchup and randomness.