Magic: The Gathering Comprehensive Rules Changes - Morningtide to Shadowmoor

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Magic: The Gathering Comprehensive Rules Changes

Morningtide to Shadowmoor (Single Change View)

General changes

General changes

Old rule (Morningtide)	New rule (Shadowmoor)
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Color The only colors in the Magic game are white, blue, black, red, and green. An object can be one or more of those colors or it can be colorless. "Colorless" isn't a color; neither are "artifact," "land," "brown," "gold," and so on. See rule 203.2. An object's color is determined by the color(s) of the mana symbols in its mana cost. A hybrid mana symbol is each of its component colors. Effects may change an object's color. If an effect gives an object a new color, the new color replaces all previous colors the object had.	Color The only colors in the Magic game are white, blue, black, red, and green. An object can be one or more of those colors or it can be colorless. "Colorless" isn't a color; neither are "artifact," "land," "brown," "gold," and so on. See rule 203.2. An object's color is determined by the color(s) of the mana symbols in its mana cost. A hybrid mana symbol is all of its component colors. Effects may change an object's color. If an effect gives an object a new color, the new color replaces all previous colors the object had.

Old rule (Morningtide)

New rule (Shadowmoor)

Color [Click to view all changes.]

Color

The only colors in the Magic game are white, blue, black, red, and green. An object can be one or more of those colors or it can be colorless. "Colorless" isn't a color; neither are "artifact," "land," "brown," "gold," and so on. See rule 203.2. An object's color is determined by the color(s) of the mana symbols in its mana cost. A hybrid mana symbol is each of its component colors. Effects may change an object's color. If an effect gives an object a new color, the new color replaces all previous colors the object had.

Color

The only colors in the Magic game are white, blue, black, red, and green. An object can be one or more of those colors or it can be colorless. "Colorless" isn't a color; neither are "artifact," "land," "brown," "gold," and so on. See rule 203.2. An object's color is determined by the color(s) of the mana symbols in its mana cost. A hybrid mana symbol is all of its component colors. Effects may change an object's color. If an effect gives an object a new color, the new color replaces all previous colors the object had.