Does copycrook target?

Copycrook does not target the creature it copies. As a "clone" effect, Copycrook enters the battlefield as a copy of any creature on the battlefield without using the word "target". This allows it to bypass hexproof, shroud, and protection. Its ability to "connive" upon attacking also does not target.
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Does copying a creature target it?

Copy effects create or change one object into a copy of another. This kind of effect frequently targets creatures, and is sometimes referred to as "cloning" in that case.
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Does copy enchantment target MTG?

Since Copy Enchantment isn't an aura on the stack it doesn't target anything - and its replacement ability doesn't target either. If you choose to copy an aura, you get to attach it to anything you want that aura could enchant - your own stuff, opponent's stuff, doesn't matter.
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Does copying a spell trigger Rhystic study?

No. When they cast a spell, your [[Rhystic Study]] trigger goes on the stack.
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Who is the target player in MTG?

Target Player is any player you choose to target with the ability who is a legal target.
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Who is the most famous MTG player?

Jon Finkel. Jon Finkel is a famous American Magic: The Gathering player. Frequently cited as one of the two best players of all time, along with Kai Budde, Finkel has more Pro Tour top eight finishes than any other player to date, and, for a long time, the most career money winnings in professional Magic history.
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Is any target a player in MTG?

Yes, in Magic: The Gathering, the phrase "any target" on a spell or ability typically includes creatures, players, planeswalkers, and battles, allowing you to choose any of these types as the recipient for effects like damage or life loss, which is a common simplification for older cards that used to say "target creature or player".
 
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Do copied spells trigger y shtola?

Yes, a copy of a spell has the same mana value as the original. But, copying a spell is not casting a spell. Y'shtola does not trigger when you copy a spell on the stack.
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Does Ulalek copy kickers?

Yes. If you pay for one or both of the Kickers Costs, Ulalek Copying the Ability will retain the fact that the original Spell was Kicked.
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Does copying a spell trigger guttersnipe?

No, copying a spell usually does not trigger Guttersnipe because copying puts a copy on the stack, but you must cast a spell for Guttersnipe's ability to trigger (dealing 2 damage). However, if the copy effect specifically says you get to cast the copy (like with Isochron Scepter or Cipher), then it will trigger Guttersnipe, but not with Reverberate or Storm.
 
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Do copies trigger legendary rule?

What Happens? Yes, you can copy a legendary creature. But copies of permanents are also subject to the legend rule. If you copy your opponent's creature, everything's fine.
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Do auras count as targeting?

Yes, Aura spells in Magic: The Gathering always target when cast, choosing a specific object or player defined by their "Enchant" ability, which is why Hexproof stops them; however, if an Aura enters the battlefield by other means (not being cast), it doesn't target and can attach to any legal permanent, bypassing Hexproof/Shroud, but must still meet its "Enchant" condition. 
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Can you counter a copied spell?

Yes, you can counter a copy of a spell in Magic: The Gathering, because copies become their own separate spells on the stack, but it depends on how it was copied and the timing, as copies without targets (like from Storm) are harder to stop than targeted copies, and you can even counter the original to make the copying spell fizzle if it targets. 
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Can a creature target itself if it has shroud?

Shroud only stops the creature from being targeted. The ability doesn't target so you're all good. Shroud does stop a creature from being able to target itself, but it doesn't stop abilities from triggering and Sab-Sunen doesn't target with its ability so it will still get the counter.
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What is the rule 701.27 A in Magic The Gathering?

701.27a To proliferate means to choose any number of permanents and/or players that have a counter, then give each one additional counter of each kind that permanent or player already has.
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Does kimahri copy abilities mtg?

Yes, Kimahri, Valiant Guardian in Magic: The Gathering copies the abilities, power, toughness, types, and other characteristics of a target creature when his ability resolves, but he keeps his name, vigilance, and his own "{Ronso Rage}" ability, effectively becoming a modified clone that gains counters and can tap down an opponent's creature each combat, making him a powerful "clone" commander. 
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Does Affinity reduce kicker?

You'll first add any additional costs (e.g. Kicker), then any discounts (e.g. affinity). So yes the generic portion of the Kicker will be discounted.
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What is the strongest spell in wizard101?

The strongest spell in the game is definately wild bolt. It does 1000 damage for only 2 pips!!!! This spell is unfair in pvp, and most complained about, so it is definately the strongest spell. 2nd is judgement with a whopping 100 damage per pip.
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Can you copy Annihilator with Ulalek?

Yes, it will copy the Annihilator trigger on the stack.
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Does Magecraft trigger on copies?

If an effect creates multiple copies of an instant or sorcery spell, magecraft abilities trigger once for each copy created by the effect. Some effects instruct you to copy an instant or sorcery card in a zone other than the stack. These copies do not cause magecraft abilities to trigger.
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Does multikicker get copied?

You must choose all modes (and paying all costs, like kicker, multikicker, or spree) when casting a spell, then, when it is resolving, or on the stack, it can be copied. Copying it copies all modes and options chosen and paid for when casting. They copy the card as it was cast. They would copy the modes you payed for.
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Can a copied counterspell target itself?

114.4. A spell or ability on the stack is an illegal target for itself.
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What is the most powerful color in MTG?

In Magic: The Gathering, Blue is widely considered the most powerful color due to its unparalleled access to card draw, counterspells, and versatile answers (bounce, removal, combo potential), giving it immense control and advantage, though its strength shifts with formats and design philosophies, with colors like Black and Green also dominating in specific metas or archetypes. 
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What is an illegal target in MTG?

A spell or ability on the stack is an illegal target for itself. 115.6. A spell or ability that requires targets may allow zero targets to be chosen. Such a spell or ability is still said to require targets, but that spell or ability is targeted only if one or more targets have been chosen for it.
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What is the rule 609.7 in Magic The Gathering?

609.7a If an effect requires a player to choose a source of damage, they may choose a permanent; a spell on the stack (including a permanent spell); any object referred to by an object on the stack, by a replacement or prevention effect that's waiting to apply, or by a delayed triggered ability that's waiting to ...
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