Does mutate trigger Garruk's Uprising?

No, casting a creature with mutate onto the battlefield does not trigger Garruk's Uprising because the mutated spell doesn't enter the battlefield as a new, separate creature; it merges with an existing permanent, creating a single new object, so the "enters the battlefield" condition isn't met for the original creature or the mutate spell itself.
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Does Arixmethes trigger Garruk's Uprising?

It will not trigger Garruk's Uprising because Arixmethes' slumber counters are a replacement effect, not an ability, and thus takes effect immediately without needing to resolve. Garruk will not see it enter as a creature.
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Does mutating trigger ETBS?

No it won't trigger cast or etb abilities. Its easier to think of mutate as more of a equip ability directly from your hand rather than an alternate casting cost. Cast triggers will only ever trigger at the time the card goes from your hand (or any zone you're casting it from) to the stack, so no.
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Does mutate trigger enter the battlefield?

An ability that triggers "whenever this creature mutates" triggers when a mutating creature spell becomes part of the merged permanent. It doesn't trigger if a mutating creature spell becomes a normal creature spell and enters the battlefield.
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What does mutate() do?

mutate() creates new columns that are functions of existing variables. It can also modify (if the name is the same as an existing column) and delete columns (by setting their value to NULL ).
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Does mutate trigger ivy?

If you are casting a creature for its mutate cost, targeting another creature, you get a token copy that is mutating onto Ivy as well ( it will mutate onto Ivy, and not be its own separate token creature unless Ivy suddenly becomes an illegal target).
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Does mutate remove legendary?

Is a Mutated Creature Still Legendary? A mutated creature has the characteristics of whatever is on top of the pile. If a legendary creature is on top then the creature is legendary and affects other creatures via the legends rule.
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Does mutate ignore commander tax?

No, Mutate does not get around Commander Tax; it's an alternative casting cost, and the tax is an additional cost that applies whenever you cast your Commander from the Command Zone, regardless of the method (normal, mutate, adventure, etc.). The game adds the Commander Tax to the total cost, whether you're paying the regular mana cost or the mutate cost. 
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What are the weaknesses of mutate?

Mutate puts you at a disadvantage, in card usage, tempo, mana and in bodies on the board. You have to pay a lot of mana upfront for an effect, creature destroy immediately destroys the strategy, and because you combine greg needs less cards to destroy.
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Can you flash mutate?

You cannot mutate things at flash speed unless THAT SPELL has flash. A permanent with flash means nothing. You also cannot cast a permanent thats already on the battlefield as a spell. Once porcuparrot is mutated with the creature you cant pay its mutate cost again for no reason.
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How to avoid mutating triggers?

Another way to avoid mutating table errors is to use compound triggers, which are a special type of triggers that combine the logic of multiple triggers into one. Compound triggers have four sections: before statement, before each row, after each row, and after statement.
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Does morphing trigger ETB?

It just changed states, from face-down to face-up. This is the same as when a double-faced card is transformed or when a permanent goes from being tapped to untapped. So morphing a creature doesn't trigger any ETB abilities like Impact Tremors or Pandemonium.
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Does myriad trigger ETB effects?

Yes, Myriad creates tokens that trigger {Enter the Battlefield} (ETB) effects because the tokens enter the battlefield, even though they enter tapped and attacking and bypass "when declared as an attacker" triggers. Each token has its own ETB trigger, so if multiple tokens are created, they will trigger their respective ETB effects simultaneously, and these triggers will go on the stack. 
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Does Arixmethes trigger Eshki?

Eshki triggers from Arixmethes, and the gods that require devotion as well.
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Does Bello trigger Garruk's uprising?

Enchantments and Artifacts Galore

This means that cards like Garruk's Uprising and Guardian Project will trigger if Bello is on the field and you play ANY mana value 4 or higher enchantment or artifact.
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Can Arixmethes tap the turn it enters?

Arixmethes can tap for mana the turn it enters the battlefield as long as it has slumber counters on it. If you can figure out how to untap it, that is.
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Does mutate trigger ETB?

No, Mutate does not trigger Enter the Battlefield (ETB) effects because the mutated creature doesn't actually enter the battlefield; it merges with a creature already there, becoming one permanent with combined characteristics, so it's treated as a new version of the original, not a new arrival. Abilities that trigger "when a creature enters the battlefield" won't activate, but abilities that trigger "when a creature mutates" (like on the mutating card itself) will, and these triggers stack.
 
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Do mutated cards have summoning sickness?

No, mutating a creature does not inherently give it summoning sickness because you're modifying an existing permanent, not putting a new one onto the battlefield. The resulting mutated creature retains the summoning sickness status of the original base creature; if the base creature could attack or use tap abilities, the mutated creature can too, but if the base had summoning sickness, the new combined creature still does. 
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Why is a mutation bad?

The gene may produce an altered protein, it may produce no protein, or it may produce the usual protein. Most mutations are not harmful, but some can be. A harmful mutation can result in a genetic disorder or even cancer. Another kind of mutation is a chromosomal mutation.
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What is the 75% rule in MTG?

The MTG "75% rule" is a popular, unofficial deck-building philosophy, mainly for Commander, about creating decks powerful enough to compete but not so dominant they ruin the fun for casual players, finding a middle ground in power level by intentionally leaving out the most optimal, expensive, or meta-defining cards. It's about building a deck that's "75% as strong as it can be," allowing it to challenge optimized decks occasionally while still being fair in more casual games, making it adaptable for various playgroups.
 
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Does Dracogenesis skip Commander tax?

No, it only replaces the Base cost with an Alternative cost You still have to pay any additional costs 601.2f The player determines the total cost of the spell.
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Does mutate trigger heroic?

Heroic triggers when you cast a spell that targets the Artisan. Casting a mutate targeting the Artisan will trigger it. However, the mutate spell isn't a creature that can be copied, it is a spell on the stack.
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What happens if you give a legendary creature myriad?

Description. Whenever a creature with myriad attacks, its controller may create token copies of that creature for each other opponent, except the defending player, which are exiled at the end of combat. Those tokens may also attack planeswalkers controlled by the corresponding player.
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Can I mutate multiple times in MTG?

Yes, you can mutate multiple times, stacking creatures to form one powerful, synergistic creature that gains abilities and power/toughness from the top card, triggering "when this mutates" abilities for each time you mutate onto the stack, making dedicated mutate decks strong. You keep adding creatures (either under or on top) to the growing stack, with the topmost card determining the final Power/Toughness and keywords. 
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