Magic The Gathering Question?

Leaves-the-battlefield triggers, like Sangromancer's ability, use the last known information about the objects as they existed on the battlefield, so that means Sangromancer's ability can see creatures that go to the graveyard at the same time Sangromancer does. Magician and Azure Baron have already given the correct answer: You do gain the life.

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I have played many a game with this dilema. Let me make an example for you (4 Player EDH Game):

One player casts Sangromancer

Second player Wraths

Every creature that goes to the graveyard needs to be counted because Sangromancer's effect is when a creature goes to the graveyard, you gain 3 life. Assuming that there are many creatures on the battlefield at the time of the Wrath, all opponents creatures that go to the graveyard would have to be counted. Sangromancer's effect triggers because creatures your opponents control are going to the graveyard. You will gain 3 life for each creature going to the graveyard this way.

So, thefinal answer is, yes, Sangromancer's effect triggers. Even though Sangromancer goes to the graveyard at the same time as your opponents, the effect happens on the stack with a split second effect.

It's been a long time since i've played this game... If i remember correctly, the answer would be a no you can't gain 3 life. No one dies first in that situation... both your vamp and your opponent's creature die and are sent to the graveyard at the same time during the end of the combat phase. If you could somehow advance the death of the opponents creature or delay the death of your vamp via certain interrupts or instants (keep your vamp alive 'til the end of your upkeep), then you could use the +3 effect.

Unless the rules have changed since i last played (which was more than a decade ago), both creatures get screwed at the same time so you can't use the effect.

Hope I'm not too old and this was able to help.

You would still gain the 3 life from your opponents creature during the mutual destruction, because they are both being sent to the graveyard simultaneously. Basically, creatures get sent to the graveyard while they are still on the battlefield, so there is a split second for the ability to trigger.

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For you to gain 3 life points

1 that card must be in play at the time the creature card goes to the graveyard.

so since damage is dealt and both yours creature and his creature goes to the grave at the same time. the ability will not trigger until the creatures hit the graveyard, but by then your creature is not in play. Unless your creature has first strike, you will not gain life.

So the answer is NO, you WILL NOT GAIN LIFE.

you gain no life