#tetravoltaico

[magicjudge]

good afternoon. On the battlefield I have "Indulgent aristocrat" and others creatures, if I pay 2 and sacrifice "Indulgent aristocrat" (using his ability) and my opponent play "swords to plowshares" targeting my "Indulgent Aristocrat", may I pay another 2 and sacrifice the same "indulgent Aristocrat"? (the idea is to try to make my "indulgent Aristocrat" go to the cemetery not exile) thanks in advance.

This can’t happen the way you describe. By the time you’ve activated the ability, Indulgent Aristocrat is already in your graveyard. It’s not on the battlefield so your opponent can’t target it with a removal spell anymore.

Even if you sacrifice another creature to Indulgent Aristocrat, your opponent removing it in response to the activation won’t stop the ability from happening. Once the ability has been activated, it will resolve regardless of what happens to the source of the ability.

[magicjudge]

Hi! If I have "Teferi's, mage of zhalfir" or "leyline of anticipation" and an "Havengul lich", my oponent have "Gisa and Geralf" and a lot of zombies in his graveryard; it's his turn who can cast or choose who zombie cast? If my oponent decide to bring back zombie "A" my I pay 1(for havengul lich) and summon it first since I have flash? Thanks in advance for all your support!

This doesn’t work.

When your opponent casts a Zombie from their graveyard with Gisa and Geralf, that card moves from the graveyard to the stack. It’s no longer in the graveyard by the time you’re able to respond with Havengul Lich’s ability.