Tästä tulikin kätevästi keskustelua Judgeappsin puolella, ja Scott Marshallin Official ruling oli poikkeaa alkuperäisestä tulkinnastani:
(Kyseessä siis blockatusta
Niv-Mizzet, Dracogeniusista nostettu kortti. Esimerkki 1 oli ilman, että triggeristä sanotaan mitään, esimerkki 2 jos se announcetaan ääneen. Lähde:
http://apps.magicjudges.org/forum/topic/2624/)
And here's the Official reply.
First example - resolving a non-existent trigger that draws a card is Drawing Extra Cards (see the example about the Howling Mine that's not/no longer in play? yep, that fits here, too).
Now, both players insist they know which card it is - but unless ALL players know the identity, we probably should stick to the consistent ruling (Game Loss). If the opponent did know the card (e.g., Oracle of Mul Daya), then the exception that allows a downgrade could be applied, with the additional remedy of returning the known card to the top of the library.
Second example is not PCV. PCV is an unintentional violation of the Player Communication policy, in Section 4 of the MTR. I know I've seen some good explanations, but my cache of links and memory of resources is failing me; if I find something, I'll add it here, later.
There's more problems with that second example than meet the eye. robar una carta? or ?


might get all sorts of replies, and the person saying that will think it means yes, you may draw for Niv-Mizzet. It gets worse than simple language barriers - we don't always use words, just hand waves, nods, grunts
and we can't write policy that makes parsing non-verbal (or semi-verbal, or language-gapped) communication a requirement for judges to properly apply the IPG.
Add to that - people just don't play like that, usually. When they do, it's a result of previous misunderstandings, hurt feelings from rules lawyering, etc. Is it REALLY OK if I finally begin my turn right now? to someone who insists he didn't say go or that go didn't mean your turn
you get the idea.
Bottom line, on that second example - it's probably just DEC with some confusing embellishments - but more than anything, it's a situation that requires investigation, and use of your judgment, based on what you believe really happened.
Joten:
Gilt-Leaf Archdruidin ja
Elvish Visionaryn tapauksissa kyseessä olisi kuitenkin ollut Drawing Extra Cards, josta seuraa poikkeustapauksia lukuun ottamatta Game Loss. Käytännössä raja vedetään siihen kohti, missä jokaisella pelaajalla olisi ollut mahdollisuus huomata "helposti", että virhe oli tapahtunut: Jos pelaat
Brainstormin ilman sinistä manaa, oltaisiin asia voitu huomata jo castatessa, mutta triggereiden kohdalla on usein vaikeampi huomata virhettä.