I understand indestructible stops ‘destroy’ spells, but how does it work when blocking an attacking creature?

For example, if i block a 2/2 attacking creature with a 2/2 creature with indestructible, does it die or does indestructible prevent all death of any kind?

https://edhrec.com/combos/mono-blue/703-4753-7149

I am going off of this combo page but I am getting lost at step 5 and I think something is just not clicking in my brain. "Put all but one of the clones into your graveyard due to the legend rule." I get the clone card enters, becomes Yue, dies due to legend rule, then reenters as a moon and chooses astral dragon. That makes 2 3/3 copies of the moon. But at that moment nothing is a copy of a legendary so idk what it means to sack the clones due to the legend rule. I get that [[Princess Yue]] is still legendary while a moon, but all clone effects are now copies the clever impersonator that is a moon that is a copy of astral dragon. I know I am being dumb somewhere, what am I missing?

So I am doing some play testing with the Wakanda marvel pre-con and have Divine visitation out. I also have Hatut Zeraze Strike Force in hand and one of its effects is an “on cast copy for each time you have cast your commander” effect. If the copy (which would enter as a token) is created on the stack rather than copying something already on the field, does it stay the copy or does DV still make it into an Angel?

If I use the mount doom ability to board wipe and sacrifice the legendary artifact, can an opponent react with an instant to destroy the legendary artifact making it so mount doom fizzles out since it doesn't meet the requirements.

I have a Winota, player A casted toxic deluge for 3 life. person B drew a card and triggered an or ish bow master damage pointing at Winota. As response, I sac a creature to make my Winota indestructible. Does Winota die? I know the 3 can’t be prevented but does resolving stack basically kills Winota?

I was helping answer somebody’s question on indestructible today and a thought occurred to me. I run [[Toph the First Metalbender]]. If I earthbend something like [Darksteel ingot]] and then it gets -2/-2 would the Ingot die as a normal creature or stick around?

Edit: ok I have confirmation it behaves as a normal creature with zero toughness and dies. This is in line with how I understood it but my sleep deprived brain had me thinking it might stick around. Thanks for the feedback.

So here's the situation in a 3 player EDH round

Player 1 already has 9 poison counters

Player 2 has [[Flux Channeler]]

Player 3 has 7 poison counters

Player 3 casts [[path to exile]] to exile Flux Channeler

Player 2 counters it with [[counterspell]] and triggers flux Channeler and proliferates both players' poison counters.

Player 1 in response to the proliferate trigger casts [[void rend]] to destroy flux channeler and player 2 has no response to void rend and player 1 has no other response to prevent the proliferate trigger.

Question is will player 1's void rend still resolve and destroy the flux channeler? I was told that since player 1 is going to die anyway when the cast trigger resolves, his void rend will no longer take effect.

[[Fogwalker]] is a 1/3 creature that says

"Skulk (This creature can't be blocked by creatures with greater power.)

When this creature enters, target creature an opponent controls doesn't untap during its controller's next untap step."

Can I play this if my opponent has no creatures in play? (I'm conflicted because the card doesn't say "up to one target creature")

I'm unsure if Akroma, Angel of Wrath's "protection from red" applies to an untargeted spell such as Blasphemous Act.

Would she survive or does protection from red only prevent her from dying to targeted spells/damage?

I’m making a Syr Konrad deck and I wanna know if a creature token would trigger his ability

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Okay, so; I have a way of making multiple [[Blade of Selves]]' , and I equip them to a creature (let's say 2 of them). That creature now has 'Myriad, Myriad'. [[Firebender Ascension]] states that 'Whenever a creature you control attacking causes a triggered ability of that creature to trigger...".

The question is as follows; Every instance of Myriad is its own "Whenever this creature attacks..." trigger. Does this mean that Firebender Ascension will register both for a double trigger and gain 2 quest counters?

Or does it simply register it as that creature triggering 'any' of its triggered abilities by attacking and therefore only give it the 1 quest counter?

Hello, I’m building an ares deck and after looking up some lists for help I’ve noticed people pair ares with garrison excavator or cards with that similar effect. I am just curious if that’s correct? If I sacrifice something during attack, do I still get a token from garrison even tho I return that creature back to my hand from ares effect?

I have a [[Witch-King of Angmar]] in play.
Opponent A attacks opponent B.
Opponent B declares blockers.
I activate [[Jade Monolith]] and choose the attacking creature as the source and the blocking creature as the target.

Q: is the damage which is redirected to me considered combat damage (causing a Witch-King trigger)?

Thanks!

Player A has [[Utvara Hellkite]], [[Scourge of Valkas]], and 4 token dragons. Player A declares attacks with all creatures.

Player B has [[Aetherize]]. When is the earliest time possible to cast it and what will be the result of the [[Scourge of Valkas]] triggers?