Magic: The Gathering Comprehensive Rules Changes - Masters Edition to Lorwyn

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Magic: The Gathering Comprehensive Rules Changes

Masters Edition to Lorwyn (Single Change View)

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General changes

Old rule (Masters Edition)	New rule (Lorwyn)
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Type The word "type" has two meanings: 1. A card's type (and subtype and supertype, if applicable) is printed directly below the illustration on the card, on its type line. Cards, tokens, permanents, and spells all have types. Abilities don't have types. See rule 205, "Type Line," and rule 212, "Type, Supertype, and Subtype." When an effect changes an object's type, the new type replaces all previous types. If the effect is adding a type, or allowing an object to retain its types, it will say so. See rule 212.1c. 2. The "type" of mana is its color, or lack thereof (for colorless mana). See also Mana.	Type The word "type" has two meanings: 1. The "type" of an object is its card type or, more broadly, its card type, subtype, and/or supertype. Cards, tokens, permanents, and spells all have types. Abilities don't have types. See rule 205, "Type Line," and rule 212, "Card Type, Supertype, and Subtype." 2. The "type" of mana is its color, or lack thereof (for colorless mana). See also Mana.

Old rule (Masters Edition)

New rule (Lorwyn)

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Type

The word "type" has two meanings: 1. A card's type (and subtype and supertype, if applicable) is printed directly below the illustration on the card, on its type line. Cards, tokens, permanents, and spells all have types. Abilities don't have types. See rule 205, "Type Line," and rule 212, "Type, Supertype, and Subtype." When an effect changes an object's type, the new type replaces all previous types. If the effect is adding a type, or allowing an object to retain its types, it will say so. See rule 212.1c. 2. The "type" of mana is its color, or lack thereof (for colorless mana). See also Mana.

Type

The word "type" has two meanings: 1. The "type" of an object is its card type or, more broadly, its card type, subtype, and/or supertype. Cards, tokens, permanents, and spells all have types. Abilities don't have types. See rule 205, "Type Line," and rule 212, "Card Type, Supertype, and Subtype." 2. The "type" of mana is its color, or lack thereof (for colorless mana). See also Mana.