silver scrutiny can be cast as an instant if X is less than or equal to 3.
Can i cast it with X=3 if i have unbound flourishing in play?
Or does it change X to 6, ence making the action illegal?
Q: how does this resolve to?
I think I miss some knowledge about when an event qualifies as trigger.
Let's call A the owner of notion thief and secret randevouz, B the other player.
Here's my breakdown:
Randevouz resolves: both has to draw 3.
Notion thief replacement applies: A draws 6, B draws none.
Wedding ring triggers for each draw, ence B has to draw 6 (1 by 1).
First wedding ring triggers resolves, B has to draw 1 of 6.
Notion thief replacement applies: A draws 1 instead.
Wedding ring triggers again, B still has 6 pending draws.
Result: stack will always have 6 unresolved triggers, A will draw its deck to exhaustion and lose.
True?
EDITED: breakdown was wrong before Yaksha's answer.
So far I thought the answer is yes. But it's not listed in the "state based action" section.
So for example a copy of a legendary enters I'd say that whatever cares about it entering DOES see it entering: one of the copy is removed at the same time as the trigger is moved to the stack.
Of course at the time the trigger resolves the creature will be in the graveyard.
If it's not a SBA what is it? And does it happen AFTER SBA?
Where is this said?
Ty in advance