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First off, you don't have madness you have hellbent. Madness is the discarding ability. Having no cards in hand is Hellbent.

Now then, if you Pact at the end of your opponents turn so that the Hellbent mechanic of Gibbering Decent makes you skip your upkeep you don't lose the game and you don't have to pay for the Pact's cost during the skipped upkeep.

Note: I'm currently awaiting confirmation on this since the words "next upkeep" and their rulings are fuzzy to me. I'm thinking that perhaps the next time you would get an upkeep no matter how late in the game it comes, you'll have to pay 4R or lose, or if it counts the skipped one as the 'next upkeep' and removes all requirements of having to pay 4R or lose forever. I'll edit this post when I find out.

Ok. I called in some help from Star City level 3 Judge Chris Richter for your question and this is the response I got when I asked him your question.

"The delayed triggered ability of Pact fo the Titan will wait aground until your next upkeep step, regardless of when it is. As long as the Gibbering Descent is in play you are Hellbent and are skipping your upkeep step you will be fine. But when you do have another upkeep step, you will have to pay that cost.

-Chris"

They are copies of Nactal War-Pride at the time of the resolution of the ability.
Fancy words for, if Nactal War-Pride is a 6/6 trample when the ability resolves, the tokens will copy this and be 6/6 tramples too. If Nactal War-Pride is only a 3/3. So are they.

Yes. It'll be placed into it's owner's graveyard upon resolution like any other spell. If it's a permanent it stays in play under your control and if destroyed/sacrificed will be put into its owner's graveyard as well.

This question is a little harder than it sounds, I'm pretty sure I know the answer but I want to ask anyway.

I play Take Possession on my opponents Spectral Force and attack with it on my turn, thus tapping it. Does it untap during my next upkeep?
I would also like to know the answer if I take control of it when it has been tapped on my opponents turn before I play Take Possession on it.

My opponent controls no black permenents.

Also, does the answer of the question change if I control a black permenent?

Spectral Force
Trample
Whenever Spectral Force attacks, if defending player controls no black permanents, it doesn't untap during your next untap step.

Going to split this up to answer each part individually

No



Yes. In this case, the "your untap step" refers to the controller of spectral force at the time of the trigger and resolution of his ability. Since your opponent attacked you, and you controlled no black permanents (I'm assuming) it will not untap during THEIR next untap step. But it will untap for yours.



Yes it does. When your opponent gets control of spectral force back during their next untap step it WILL untap instead of not untap like in the previous example.

The current wording on bouncelands is such
"~This~ comes into play tapped.
When ~This~ comes into play, return a land you control to its owner's hand."

The first ability modifies how it comes into play so Blood Moon/Magus of the Moon can't affect this. However since both moons are static abilities they're always on and overwrite the last text that's a come into play trigger. When the land comes into play, it's tapped from the first line, but you don't have to return a land because it doesn't have the triggered ability to make you return a land.

Sorry to say but your headache attempt has failed. domokun

First: Yes. However the note on both Hypergenesis and Eureka says
"10/15/2006 Anything that triggers during the resolution of this will wait to be put on the stack until everything is put into play and resolution is complete." So the pandemonium triggers will be stacked (using the LIFO order Last in, first out. and resolve downward, meaning the last creature you put into play with Hypergenesis will be the first pandemonium ability to resolve.)

Second: Yes. You have to wait until Hypergenesis is done but once Pandemonium's triggers are on the stack you regain priority as the active player (assuming you're the one who played Hypergenesis) and have the option to play spells and activated abilities as you see fit. In the case of any sliver you sacrifice Pandemonium will use the Last Known Information of the creatures you sacrified when determining how much damage to deal. i.e. the power of the creature before you sacrificed it.

Third: Same rules for the second apply. You may respond. And when the pandemonium trigger on the creature you pumped resolves it will see the power as whatever it is AFTER it's been pumped/weakened/whatever and will use the new number to determine damage.