when fighting. 
that would be stolen is captured by a creature controlled by the active player Official Rulings
If stealing Æmber is replaced by a replacement effect such as Gargantodon (WC 203), will Molephin’s (WC 360) ability resolve?
No. Molephin’s ability will not resolve unless Æmber is actually stolen.
Source: Rulebook
If stealing Æmber is replaced by a replacement effect such as Gargantodon (WC 203), will Molephin’s (WC 360) ability resolve?
No. Molephin’s ability will not resolve unless Æmber is actually stolen.
Source: Rulebook
My opponent has Gargantodon (WC 203) in their battleline. I have no creatures in play and I play Trust No One (WC 248). How does Trust No One’s “Play:” ability resolve?
Gargantodon replaces “steal Æmber” with “capture Æmber”. Since you have no creatures in play which can capture Æmber, the effect does not resolve.
Source: Rulebook
My opponent has Gargantodon (WC 203) in their battleline. I have no creatures in play and I play Trust No One (WC 248). How does Trust No One’s “Play:” ability resolve?
Gargantodon replaces “steal Æmber” with “capture Æmber”. Since you have no creatures in play which can capture Æmber, the effect does not resolve.
Source: Rulebook
I have a creature in play upgraded with Discombobulator (WC 149). My opponent has Gargantodon (WC 203) in play. What happens when my opponent tries to steal Æmber from my pool?
Nothing. Discombobulator’s ability says that your Æmber cannot be stolen, which means there will be nothing for Gargantodon’s replacement effect to replace. Your opponent’s steal effect will fail to resolve.
Source: Rulebook
I have a creature in play upgraded with Discombobulator (WC 149). My opponent has Gargantodon (WC 203) in play. What happens when my opponent tries to steal Æmber from my pool?
Nothing. Discombobulator’s ability says that your Æmber cannot be stolen, which means there will be nothing for Gargantodon’s replacement effect to replace. Your opponent’s steal effect will fail to resolve.
Source: Rulebook
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