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Just gotta finish reading the card.
Sure, that makes sense, but then why does it put the ward symbol on my portrait? My summons have the half gold boarder around their toughness? If it's not warding me, why is it putting that up over my portrait?
The full text of the card
You have hexproof
Prevent all noncombat damage that would be dealt to other creatures you control.
They have a card that admittedly reads " Whenever you gain life, each opponent loses 1 life "
I guess it's not targeting me, just feels like it should. The damage was not bad, but it could be.
Hexproof does not prevent non-targeted effects, which is probably what you refer to in your opening post. Typically, that effect says "whenever you gain life, each opponent loses one life", which does not target.
Target is a specific technical term; the rules define what is and isn't targeting, and i'm not sure I can explain every case, but generally if the opponent has to click on you that's targeting, whereas "each" and "every" effects do not target.
The difference between paying life and losing life is straightforward. Was the life loss a cost of casting a spell or activating an ability (phyrexian mana, additional costs like bitter triumph or anything before the colon in an ability)? Then you paid life. Was it the effect of a spell or an ability causing you to lose life (something like sign in blood)? Then the life loss was not paying life.
You are right that lose life isn't damage, I don't think virtue of courage draws on lose life effects