Magic: The Gathering Comprehensive Rules Changes - Guildpact to Dissension

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Magic: The Gathering Comprehensive Rules Changes

Guildpact to Dissension (Single Change View)

General changes

General changes

Old rule (Guildpact)	New rule (Dissension)
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Power The number before the slash printed on the lower right corner of a creature card is the creature's power. See rule 208, "Power/Toughness." Creatures that attack or block assign combat damage equal to their power. See rule 310, "Combat Damage Step." Some objects have power represented by * instead of a number. The object has a characteristic-setting ability that sets its power according to some stated condition. The * is 0 while the object isn't in play.	Power The number before the slash printed on the lower right corner of a creature card is its power. See rule 208, "Power/Toughness." Creatures that attack or block assign combat damage equal to their power. See rule 310, "Combat Damage Step." Some creature cards have power represented by * instead of a number. The object has a characteristic-setting ability that sets its power according to some stated condition. The * is 0 while the object isn't in play. A noncreature permanent has no power, even if it's a card with a power printed on it (such as a Licid that's become an Aura).

Old rule (Guildpact)

New rule (Dissension)

Power [Click to view all changes.]

Power

The number before the slash printed on the lower right corner of a creature card is the creature's power. See rule 208, "Power/Toughness." Creatures that attack or block assign combat damage equal to their power. See rule 310, "Combat Damage Step." Some objects have power represented by * instead of a number. The object has a characteristic-setting ability that sets its power according to some stated condition. The * is 0 while the object isn't in play.

Power

The number before the slash printed on the lower right corner of a creature card is its power. See rule 208, "Power/Toughness." Creatures that attack or block assign combat damage equal to their power. See rule 310, "Combat Damage Step." Some creature cards have power represented by * instead of a number. The object has a characteristic-setting ability that sets its power according to some stated condition. The * is 0 while the object isn't in play. A noncreature permanent has no power, even if it's a card with a power printed on it (such as a Licid that's become an Aura).