Their flexible natures -- their ability to be early-game tricks, solid mid-game spells, or late-game world-shatterers, depending on what you need -- have served mages since the games inception.

Even without the flair of Fireball or Disintegrate, Blaze is powerfully flexible creature removal -- or player removal.

The power level is obvious, however, if you can pull it off.

Here you get Blaze at instant speed, but at the cost of only targeting creatures.

Powerful, but not that helpful when youre trying to get rid of that Bosh across the table.

At least they get to see a pretty sunset while your creatures, still dealing damage, trample them.

If your prevent all damage from a green source card uses the word target then you will not be protected, as you cannot target a hexproof creature.

If the ability on the card is not targeted, then you will be protected.

Are you using a Circle of Protection: Green That is not targeted.

It would depend on the order in which things happened; prevent the next damage could resolve before cardname has hexproof does.

Hexproof only prevents spells and abilities from targeting the creature, not from affecting them in general.

The target(s) are chosen as the ability is activated; see rule 602.2b.

This means that Reaper of the Wilds Hexproof does not stop them from preventing the damage.

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