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Can you counterspell creatures?

Counterspells can be played against creatures.
So a creature card type is also considered a 'spell'. If a creature is successfully countered, it goes into its owner's graveyard.
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What happens when you counter a creature spell?

A spell that is countered is put into the graveyard instead of doing its effect. It is essentially negated. Counterspells or permission spells may or may not have conditions, such as forcing a player to pay an additional amount of mana.
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Can you counterspell a creature with shroud?

Yes, Shroud on a card only works if the card is on the battlefield. In order to not be able to counter it the spell would have to have "~ cannot be countered [by spells or abilities]". 702.18a Shroud is a static ability. “Shroud” means “This permanent or player can't be the target of spells or abilities.”
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What creatures have counterspell 5e?

In dnd 5e Counterspell is mostly locked into the arcane casters and can be found on the Sorcerer, Warlock, and Wizard spell list. It's a 3rd level spell, which means a sorcerer, warlock, or Wizard of 5th level can cast it if they choose to learn it or put it in their spellbook.
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Can you counter a creature spell already in play?

You can only counter spells and abilities while they are on the stack; indeed, a spell can only be a spell on the stack, and if you read your counter spells carefully, they say exactly that: counter target spell. Therefore, if it's not on the Stack, you can't counter it, because it can't be a spell.
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Does counterspell work on creature abilities?

Creature spells are spells just like any other before they resolve and can be countered by counterspells. The countered creature spell will go to it's owner's graveyard. Generally yes, a counterspell can counter a creature.
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Can you counterspell a creature you Cannot see?

So, the spell is cast and you become visible. Counterspell specifically states that you have to see a creature in the process of casting a spell. You cannot see the invisible person until after the spell is cast. Therefore, you miss the process of doing it, and cannot use Counterspell.
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Can you counterspell a God?

You can't counterspell divine smite. It is not a spell even though it expends a spell slot. It is not cast. One thing to keep in mind though is that when using counterspell you also have to SEE the spell being cast and be within 60'.
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Can you counterspell a monk?

A monk's Radiant Sun Bolt isn't a spell, so counterspell has no effect on it.
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What is the counterspell rule?

You attempt to interrupt a creature in the process of casting a spell. If the creature is casting a spell of 3rd level or lower, its spell fails and has no effect. If it is casting a spell of 4th level or higher, make an ability check using your spellcasting ability. The DC equals 10 + the spell's level.
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Is Hexproof immune to Counterspell?

Nope, the counterspell targets the creature spell, which doesn't have hexproof. Only creature permanents have hexproof, because it is a static ability that only affects creatures, which the spell on the stack is not. Look at the card Thrun, the Last Troll, which has both hexproof and "cannot be countered."
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Does Hexproof stop counterspell?

Yes, you can. Unless otherwise stated, abilities on a creature only apply when they are on the battlefield. So when it is on the stack (after it was cast but before it comes into play) it is a creature spell and can be countered even if it has Shoud, Hexproof, or Protection from Blue/Instants/Etc...
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Does Hexproof stop exile?

Can a Creature with Hexproof Be Exiled? As long as you're exiling the hexproof creature with a spell or ability that says “exile each creature” or “exile all creatures,” then yes. If you're trying exile a creature with something like Swords to Plowshares, then it won't work.
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Can /- 1 counters destroy indestructible creatures?

Can an Indestructible Creature be Killed by Counters? I've already used it as an example, but yes, you can use counters to kill indestructible creatures. -1/-1 counters are obviously the first choice if you're looking to just reduce their toughness, but you can get creative with it.
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Can you counterspell a creature attacking?

You cannot use Counterspell on a creature in play. Creatures, artifacts, enchantments, and planeswalkers (and lands, but lands are not spells) are permanents. That means that unlike instants and sorceries they stay on the battlefield once they are cast, rather than going directly to the graveyard.
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Can you counterspell a creature summon?

Counter-Summon (Su) ... a counter-summoner can attempt to counter a conjuration spell cast by another creature. He must identify the spell being cast as normal for counterspelling. If he does so, he can attempt to counter the spell as a swift or immediate action.
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Can you swerve a counterspell?

-- you can swerve virtually every counterspell, even last word. main spell goes on stack, opponent casts counterspell, you swerve counterspell to target swerve (you apparently cannot have counterspell target itself).
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Can you counterspell antimagic?

Yes, the casting of Antimagic Field can be counterspelled.
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Can you use a wand to counterspell?

Counterspell does work on wands. Nothing explicitly forbids counterspell from working on a spell cast from a wand. If a wand requires you to perform a spell's components to cast a spell from it, it's subject to counterspell.
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Can you counterspell a sorcery?

Casting that spell allows you to use the feature. So I would rule the spell is cast but the effect is cancelled by counter spell, but the ability triggers giving you resistance. Counterspell doesn't prevent a spell being cast, it makes the spell fail without any effect.
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Can you counterspell a Flameskull?

If you see the creature and perceive its spellcasting, you can counter it. Just because the spell has no visible components doesn't mean you can't see a creature casting it. Because the flameskull's spells still require verbal components, you know when it is casting a spell as long as you can hear it.
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Can you divine smite in an antimagic field?

For the same reasons Anti-Magic Field would not disable the ki's monk RAW (altough it uses the weave), Divine Smite would not be disabled. All magic relies on the Weave (PH 205) and AMF prevents magic from working, so nothing that uses the Weave works in an AMF.
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Does Strahd know counterspell?

Strahd might choose a different lineup of spells when facing foes in combat. He prepares shield instead of comprehend languages, counterspell instead of nondetection, lightning bolt instead of fireball, and dispel magic instead of nondetection.
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Can you counterspell ring of invisibility?

“A creature you touch becomes invisible until the spell ends. Anything the target is wearing or carrying is invisible as long as it is on the target's person. The spell ends for a target that attacks or casts a spell.” Yes, you can counterspell.
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Do Cantrips cancel invisibility?

No, you remain invisible (unless the duration has run out or something else ends it).
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