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Does Hexproof stop instants?

As such, hexproof protects against instants and sorceries that target my permanent. It also protects against abilities that target it, such as from planeswalkers, artifacts, or enchantments. Furthermore, this means that hexproof doesn't protect against my own spells or abilities.
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What does Hexproof not protect against?

Hexproof protects against any spells or abilities that target. It doesn't protect from a specific color, card type, or effect, but from the word “target.” Whenever a spell or ability would let a player choose a target, permanents and players that have hexproof are protected from that targeting action.
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What is the Hexproof rule?

Hexproof means that the permanent cannot be targeted by spells or abilities that are controlled by the opponent's of the controller of the permanent. For example, Troll Ascetic cannot be targeted by your opponent's Doom Blade, but it can be targeted by your Titanic Growth.
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Does Hexproof work against activated abilities?

Hexproof is a keyword ability that prevents a permanent or player from being the target of spells or abilities played by opponents. Using an activated ability isn't targeting it AND hexproof doesn't interfere with the owner (or the owner's allies in a multi-player game) targeting the creature regardless.
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Does Hexproof stop counters?

The important distinction here is that the creature spell doesn't stop being a spell and start being a creature until the creature spell resolves. The creature has hexproof, the creature spell does not. As such, hexproof does not stop the creature spell from being targetted by a counterspell.
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What IS Hexproof?

Does Hexproof negate Deathtouch?

Because deathtouch does not target a creature, hexproof won't protect a creature from deathtouch. Instead, the hexproof creature will just be dealt damage normally and be destroyed as a result.
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Can Hexproof survive board wipes?

Granting hexproof to a permanent or player doesn't cause opponents' Auras to become unattached. A card that has 'hexproof' is still affected by board wipes that don't target specifically that card.
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How do you deal with Hexproof indestructible?

Uhmazingphil says... #35
  1. Devour Flesh is the short answer.
  2. The long answer is as follows: The best way to remove indestructible creatures and hexproof creatures is either by putting a punch of -1/-1s on everything, (I'm looking at you Mutilate and Black Sun's Zenith ) or by making them sacrifice their creatures.
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Does Hexproof stop wrath of God?

Hexproof prevents you from targetting it. If you use [[wrath of god]] it will destroy all hexproof creatures but [[murder]] can't.
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Can you tap a creature with Hexproof?

Yes, Emrakul will be tapped. Hexproof prevents a creature from being targeted by an opponent.
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Can you Hexproof in response?

In response, you cast Ranger's Guile targeting the bear. Assuming no one else casts any spells or activates any abilities, your Ranger's Guile will resolve first and will give your bear Hexproof.
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Does Hexproof stop first strike?

You can also use removal spells to destroy or get rid of a creature with First strike by using burn spells, destroy spells, or exile spells. Unless the card you want to remove also has other abilities such as hexproof or indestructible which protect it from such spells.
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Can you proliferate on Hexproof?

Yes, proliferate does not target and therefore is not stopped by shroud or hexproof. Nitpick: creatures cannot have poison counters, they get -1/-1 counters. Ever wanted to know what guidelines Judges use to make rulings? Find out at the DCI Document Center.
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What kills indestructible MTG?

A creature with indestructible can die as a result of anything that is not damage (Lightning Bolt) and does not explicitly use the word 'destroy' (Doom Blade). And of course, they can be exiled, returned to their owner's hand, or put back into their owner's library.
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What beats Hexproof?

Board wipes do kill hexproof cards.

Rather, board wipes will destroy, damage, or otherwise remove all creatures on the battlefield indiscriminately. As such, hexproof creatures will die to board wipes.
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Is Hexproof better than indestructible?

Both of these are powerful effects, though have many ways to work around and remove the threat. Indestructible falls prey to exiling, tucking, etc; Hexproof is hit by 'destroy all' and other non-targeting spells.
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Can instants and sorceries have Hexproof?

Could an instant or sorcery have hexproof? Yes, but it wouldn't do anything. Hexproof and shroud are abilities of permanents and thus only function while that permanent is on the battlefield.
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Is shroud better than Hexproof?

Shroud vs Hexproof

With Shroud ability, a player cannot be the target of a spell. Hexproof means the creature cannot be a target of abilities under the control of your opponent. Hexproof is better than Shroud as you can penalize your opponent, but you cannot do so with Shroud.
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Does Hexproof stop planeswalkers?

But there is a surprising Standard-legal card that can protect your planeswalkers – Aegis of the Gods. Since you have hexproof, your opponent cannot target you with Shock, meaning they won't be able to damage your planeswalker with the Shock.
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Can you exile indestructible?

An indestructible permanent can be exiled, returned to a player's hand, put into a graveyard for having 0 or less toughness (via anything that gives -X/-X for example), or sacrificed.
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Does shroud negate board wipes?

Do Board Wipes Kill Shroud? Board wipes can kill shroud creatures. Board wipes don't target creatures but rather destroy or otherwise remove all creatures at once without targeting any of them.
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How many board wipes is too many?

Whilst traditional deck building templates have indicated as many as five to seven board wipes, the current word on the street is that around three to four is enough.
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Does Hexproof stop double strike?

Where hexproof says "They can't be the targets of spells or abilities your opponents control." Does that include creature abilities such as first strike, double strike and whatnot? No, that refers to targeted abilities. Anything passive or battlefield wide would still effect a hexproofed creature.
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Does first strike beat Deathtouch?

Creatures with deathtouch deal damage during the regular combat damage step. Fortunately, if you block a creature with deathtouch with a creature with first strike or double strike, your creature will deal damage during the first strike damage step, before the deathtouch creature can return fire.
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Does Hexproof stop Lifelink?

Lifelink works as normal even if the lifelink creature deals damage to a creature with hexproof, ward, or shroud. This is because the lifelink ability doesn't target the creature itself at any point but rather directly gains you life.
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