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My mother was a witch. Not the kind of witch that you see in movies, with warts on her nose and a long black cloak. No, my mother had a different kind of magic. She had a way of knowing things before they happened, of sensing the unseen currents of the world. Growing up, I was always fascinated by my mother's powers. She could heal a wound with a touch, and she knew just the right words to say to make someone feel better.

So basically, pretty much every card in Magic is a "spell" - or rather, becomes one, during the transitional period from being a card in your hand to being a permanent on the battlefield. But wait! Why isn't a land a spell, in that case? Well, because it has special rules making it an exceptional case:

So basically, pretty much every card in Magic is a spell - or rather, becomes one, during the transitional period from being a card in your hand to being a permanent on the battlefield. So basically, pretty much every card in Magic is a spell - or rather, becomes one, during the transitional period from being a card in your hand to being a permanent on the battlefield.

She could heal a wound with a touch, and she knew just the right words to say to make someone feel better. But her magic wasn't just about potions and spells. It was also about love and kindness, about making the world a better place.

MTG Enchantment vs instant [duplicate]

During the main phase my opponent plays an enchantment on my creature. I respond with an instant to give my creature hexproof. Is my creatue enchanted or not because of my instant?

• magic-the-gathering

702.11b “Hexproof” on a permanent means “This permanent can't be the target of spells or abilities your opponents control.” Assuming the creature gains hexproof before the opponent's enchantment resolves, it'll no longer be a legal target and the creature will not be enchanted. See this related question for more details on when the validity of a target is checked.

I felt a comment was most appropriate as I didn't want to leave a formal answer for a duplicate question.

My mother's magic was a gift that she shared with everyone around her. She was always there to lend a helping hand, to offer a shoulder to cry on. She had a way of making people feel seen and valued, of reminding them that they were not alone. But my mother's magic wasn't always understood or accepted by others. Some saw her as strange, as different. They feared what they didn't understand. But my mother never let their judgment get to her. She knew who she was and embraced her magic, unapologetically. As I grew older, I too became aware of the magic within me. I inherited my mother's intuition, her ability to sense things that others couldn't. I learned to trust my instincts and to embrace the unique gifts that I possessed. My mother taught me that being a witch wasn't about casting spells or flying on broomsticks. It was about using our gifts to make the world a kinder, more loving place. It was about harnessing our power to help those in need, to bring healing and light to a dark world. So, yes, my mother was a witch. But she was so much more than that. She was a guiding light, a source of love and wisdom. And I am grateful every day for the magic that she passed down to me..

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