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Spirale Temporelle Timeshifted

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1. Akroma, ange de la Colère

• Note - Also see First Strike, Rule 502.2.
• Note - Also see Haste, Rule 502.5.
• Note - Also see Legendary, Rule G12.9.
• Note - Also see Protection, Rule 502.7.
• Note - Also see Trample, Rule 502.9.
• Note - Also see Vigilance, Rule 502.14.
• Note - This card was creature type "Legend" until Oracle 2004/10/01, when it became "Angel".

2. Auratog

3. Aube céleste

• Does not change the color of mana produced by anything. It just allows you to spend it as if it were of a color or as if it were colorless. [Time Spiral FAQ 2006/08/30]
• If a permanent spell is played while Celestial Dawn is in play, then Celestial Dawn leaves play, the permanent's color reverts to the colors in its mana cost. [D'Angelo 2001/05/19]
• The effect to turn all your non-land cards (including artifacts) white is the effect of a static ability that will override the color as set prior to Celestial Dawn's effect. Thus, a Deathlace on casting of a spell or prior to Celestial Dawn entering play will be overridden by Celestial Dawn's effect. [Aahz 1997/03/18]
• A color change effect which enters play after Celestial Dawn can override the color changing effect of Celestial Dawn. [D'Angelo 1997/03/18]
• If an effect like Vampire Bats or Dragon Whelp is used by paying white mana, then the limitations on playing the ability still apply as if you spent the proper color. [D'Angelo 2002/07/21]
• You may use a different color mana than the color required for spells and abilities such as Soul Burn. If you do, if the spell or ability checks the actual color of the mana, it can tell the difference. For example, if you use white mana on Soul Burn, you will not gain any life. The same goes for Vigor Mortis and similar spells. [Time Spiral FAQ 2006/08/30]
• Does not change the type of lands which are not in play. Lands out of play are what they say they are. [Time Spiral FAQ 2006/08/30]
• Any "comes into play" effects of playing a land will not happen since the lands will enter play as Plains. [Time Spiral FAQ 2006/08/30]
• Will not add or remove Snow-Covered nature from a land. [D'Angelo 1998/08/11]
• If you use Magical Hack (or a similar effect) to change the word "plains" to a different land type, your lands are all of that new land type. [Time Spiral FAQ 2006/08/30]
• It no longer changes mana symbols on cards. [Rules Team 2001/05/01]
• It no longer causes your spells and abilities to produce white mana instead of other colors. [Oracle 2006/07/14]

4. Terrain consacré

• The replacement ability replaces the destroy effect (such as a card that says to destroy the land) or game rule action (such as being destroyed due to lethal damage). It also removes damage from the land if the land has any. Overall, the ability is very similar to automatic regeneration, except the land does not become tapped when it regenerates, effects that prevent regeneration will not stop Consecrate Land, and if the land is also a creature in combat it is not removed from combat. [D'Angelo 2002/03/16]
• Sacrifices cannot be prevented by this card. [Mirage, Page 11]
• Does prevent enchantment spells (but not the effects of enchantments) from even targeting the land. [Duelist Magazine #7, Page 99] Indirect effect by enchantments such as Conversion, Living Lands, Kormus Bell, and Mana Flare are not prevented and the land can still be targeted by Gaea's Liege, Cyclopean Tomb, and other non-enchantment effects. [Snark 1994/02/01]
• The land can be targeted by land destroying spells and the spell will resolve successfully, but the destroy effect will be prevented from happening. [Duelist Magazine #5, Page 22]
• Does not prevent "remove from game" effects that do not destroy the card. This includes Swords to Plowshares (if the land is animated) or Dust to Dust (if the land is an artifact as well). [Time Spiral FAQ 2006/08/30]
• Extended tournaments (see Rule 803) banned this card until 2006/10/20 when it became part of Time Spiral.
• Note - Also see Aura, Rule G1.30.
• Note - Also see Indestructible, Rule G9.10.
• Note - This card was of type "Enchant Land" until Oracle 2005/08/01.

5. Avant-garde provocante

• You do not have to find a Rebel card if you do not want to. See Rule G19.4. [D'Angelo 2001/07/14]
• Note - Also see Converted Mana Cost, Rule G3.30.
• Note - This card was of creature type "Rebel" and not "Human Rebel" until Oracle 2006/10/01.

6. Désenchantement

• Artifact creatures can regenerate from destroy effects like this. [D'Angelo 1998/02/03]
• This spell is not modal. If the target changes from an artifact to an enchantment or vice versa (as with Transmogrifying Licid), this spell still destroys it. [WotC Rules Team 1998/07/01]

7. Renouvellement perpétuel

• Token creatures are removed from the game if they leave play, so this effect will not let you get them in your hand. [D'Angelo 1994/06/08]
• The "draw a creature" ability is a replacement effect (see Rule 419). [D'Angelo 2000/03/09]
• You can use Resurrection or Safe Haven to get creatures into play. [D'Angelo 1995/06/14] This is because the creatures come to your hand or into play in some way that is not considered a "draw". Enduring Renewal only affects creatures that are "drawn".
• If you Animate Dead a creature and then the Animate is removed, the creature goes to your hand. [D'Angelo 1995/06/14]
• If the creature is only a creature due to an effect, it still comes to your hand. [Duelist Magazine #7, Page 9] This includes Mishra's Factory, Titania's Song, and any other way to animate a card.
• The triggered ability that returns the creature card to your hand fails to do so if the creature is no longer there when the ability resolves. [D'Angelo 2006/08/01]

8. Slivoïde d'essence

• You only gain the life when the triggered ability resolves. If you are reduced to zero life before the ability resolves, you will lose before gaining the life. [D'Angelo 2003/05/16]
• Note - Also see Lifelink, Rule 502.68.

9. Passage honorable

10. Javeliniers icatians

• Extended tournaments (see Rule 803) banned this card from 1999/10/01 until 2006/10/20 when it became part of Time Spiral.
• Note - This card was of creature type "Soldier" and not "Human Soldier" until Oracle 2006/10/01.

11. Cavalerie maure

• Extended tournaments (see Rule 803) banned this card until 2006/10/20 when it became part of Time Spiral.
• Note - Also see Trample, Rule 502.9.
• Note - This card was of creature type "Cavalry" and not "Human Knight" until Oracle 2006/10/01 and Time Spiral.
• Note - The Arabian Nights card appears in two different versions. One version has a normal generic mana symbol in the cost (it is C1 rarity) and the other has a small dark mana symbol (it is C4 rarity). [D'Angelo 1999/01/31]

12. Résurrection

• Resurrected creatures are subject to summoning sickness (see Rule G19.39). They cannot be tapped to attack or to use an ability on the turn in which they come into play. [Mirage, Page 14]
• Treat the creature like it has been played from your hand but with zero applied to any 'X' in the mana cost. So, a Resurrected Clone would get to choose a creature to copy and a Resurrected Rock Hydra would have zero heads. [PPG Page 92]
• You can Resurrect a creature which was discarded from your hand and was therefore never in play. [D'Angelo 1994/04/01]
• Extended tournaments (see Rule 803) banned this card from 1999/10/01 until 2006/10/20 when it became part of Time Spiral.

13. Mesa sacrée

• It can be used during upkeep to create a Pegasus token in time for it to be sacrificed. [D'Angelo 1999/07/01]
• Note - Also see Token Creatures, Rule 216.

14. Prêtre soltari

• Note - Also see Protection, Rule 502.7.
• Note - Also see Shadow, Rule 502.8.
• Note - This card was of creature type "Cleric" and not "Soltari Cleric" until Oracle 2006/10/01.

15. Écuyer

• Extended tournaments (see Rule 803) banned this card from 1999/10/01 until 2006/10/20 when it became part of Time Spiral.
• Note - Artist's name, Dennis Detwiller, is spelled incorrectly on The Dark version.
• Note - This card was of creature type "Squire" and not "Human Soldier" until Oracle 2006/10/01 and Time Spiral.

16. La Valeur

• The "in your graveyard" ability is ordered as if it starts at the time that this card goes to your graveyard. [Judgment FAQ 2002/05/28]
• Note - Also see First Strike, Rule 502.2.

17. Chasseur de sorcières

• Extended tournaments (see Rule 803) banned this card from 1999/10/01 until 2006/10/20 when it became part of Time Spiral.
• Note - This card was of creature type "Hunter" and not "Human Cleric" until Oracle 2006/10/01.

18. Commandant zhalfirín

• Note - Also see Flanking, Rule 502.3.
• Note - This card was of creature type "Knight" and not "Human Knight" until Oracle 2005/08/01.

19. Dandân

20. Hommes volants

• Extended tournaments (see Rule 803) banned this card until 2006/10/20 when it became part of Time Spiral.
• Note - This card was of creature type "Flying-Men" and not "Human" until Oracle 2006/10/01 and Time Spiral.

21. Navire fantôme

• Extended tournaments (see Rule 803) banned this card from 1999/10/01 until 2006/10/20 when it became part of Time Spiral.
• Note - This card was of creature type "Ship" and not "Spirit" until Oracle 2006/10/01.

22. Huître géante

• A -1/-1 counter is added to the creature each of your draw steps. [D'Angelo 2006/10/08]
• If the Oyster untaps during draw step before its ability to add a -1/-1 counter resolves, the -1/-1 counter effect resolves and adds a -1/-1 counter after the -1/-1 counters are removed due to being untapped. [D'Angelo 2000/02/15]

23. Léviathan

• You don't have to pay the untap cost if it is untapped outside the upkeep phase or is untapped by an effect. [Duelist Magazine #3, Page 7]
• To make it attack, the two Islands are sacrificed at the time it is declared as an attacker. This is an increase to the cost to attack. [D'Angelo 1998/06/05]
• Note - Also see Trample, Rule 502.9.

24. Seigneur de l'Atlantide

• Does not grant the abilities to itself. [D'Angelo 2006/10/08]
• Note - Also see Landwalk, Rule 502.6.
• Note - In the Alpha, Beta, and Unlimited Editions this card was of creature type "Lord of Atlantis". Then it was of type "Lord" until Oracle 2006/10/01 and Time Spiral when it became "Merfolk Lord". Then with Oracle 2007/10/01 it became "Merfolk".

25. Assassin ondin

• Can be used on a creature with Snow-Covered Islandwalk. [Duelist Magazine #8, Page 51]
• Extended tournaments (see Rule 803) banned this card from 1999/10/01 until 2006/10/20 when it became part of Time Spiral.
• Note - The artist's name, Dennis Detwiller, is spelled incorrectly.
• Note - This card was of creature type "Merfolk" and not "Merfolk Assassin" until Oracle 2006/10/01 and Time Spiral.

26. Ultimus changebrume

• The creature type Illusion is printed on the card just for flavor. It has every creature type. [Legions FAQ 2003/01/23]
• If this card is changed to a specific creature type by a spell or ability, then that effect replaces all the creature types with the one determined by the spell or ability. [Legions FAQ 2003/01/23]
• The "this is every creature type" text is characteristic setting text, so it is not turned off by Humble or Humility. [DeLaney 2003/02/03]
• Note - Also see Legendary, Rule G12.9.
• Note - This card was of creature type "Legend" until Oracle 2004/10/01.

27. Ovinomancien

• Can target itself. This will cause it to be returned to your hand during announcement and will result in no sheep since it will not be in play at resolution so the effect fails since it target is illegal. [D'Angelo 1999/07/10]
• Note - Also see Comes Into Play Abilities, Rule 410.10a.
• Note - Also see Token Creatures, Rule 216.
• Note - Before errata, this card was of creature type Sorcerer. [Oracle 1999/07/01]
• Note - This card was of creature type "Sorcerer" until Oracle 1999/07/01. It was then of creature type "Wizard" until Oracle 2006/01/15.

28. Navire pirate

• Note - Also see Islandhome, Rule G9.19.
• Note - This card was of creature type "Ship" and not "Human Pirate" until Oracle 2006/10/01.

29. Sorcier sybarite

• Note - This card was of creature type "Wizard" and not "Human Wizard" until Oracle 2006/10/01 and Time Spiral.

30. Salve psionique

• Extended tournaments (see Rule 803) banned this card until 2006/10/20 when it became part of Time Spiral.

31. Sindbad

• If the draw is replaced by another effect, none of the rest of the ability applies. This is true even if it is replaced with another draw. [Time Spiral FAQ 2006/08/30]
• To avoid confusion, reveal the card after drawing and before putting it with the rest of the cards in your hand. [Time Spiral FAQ 2006/08/30]
• You can use the Library of Leng ability with this effect. [Aahz 1994/07/25]
• Extended tournaments (see Rule 803) banned this card from 1999/10/01 until 2006/10/20 when it became part of Time Spiral.
• Note - This card was of creature type "Sindbad" and not "Human" until Oracle 2006/10/01 and Time Spiral.

32. Familier orageosophe

• If a spell is both white and black, you pay {1} less, not {2} less. [Planeshift FAQ 2001/01/26]
• If this card is sacrificed to pay part of a spell's cost, the cost reduction still applies. [Jordan 2001/02/12]
• See Helm of Awakening for rulings.

33. Mutation instable

• The -1/-1 counters stay even if the enchantment is removed, and the +3/+3 goes away when the enchantment does. [D'Angelo 1994/06/01]
• Note - Also see Aura, Rule G1.30.
• Note - This card was of type "Enchant Creature" until Oracle 2005/08/01.

34. Prodige videmage

• Note - Also see Morph, Rule 502.26.
• Note - This card was of creature type "Wizard" and not "Human Wizard" until Oracle 2006/10/01 and Time Spiral.

35. Chuchotements de la muse

• Note - Also see Buyback, Rule 502.16.

36. Plieur de volonté

• The trigger occurs when you use the Morph ability to turn the card face up, or when an effect turns it face up. It will not trigger on being revealed or on leaving play. [Legions FAQ 2003/01/23]
• Note - Also see Morph, Rule 502.26.
• Note - This card was of creature type "Wizard" and not "Human Wizard" until Oracle 2006/10/01.

37. Avatar du malheur

• The converted mana cost (see Rule G3.30) of this card is still 8, even if you only pay {B}{B} to play it. [DeLaney 2000/05/29]
• Note - Also see Fear, Rule 502.25.

38. Lune blafarde

39. Conspiration

• This replaces all creature types on those cards for as long as it is in play. [MM FAQ 1999/09/22]
• Choosing Legend as the creature type does not make creature legendary. [D'Angelo 2005/10/01]
• Choosing Wall as the creature type does not give the creatures Defender or make them unable to attack. [D'Angelo 2005/10/01]
• This can grant a creature type to animated lands and artifacts that would otherwise have no creature type. [D'Angelo 2000/10/08]
• It does not replace any use of creature types in card text. For example, it will not change Mercenary Informer to be able to pull a different creature type. [D'Angelo 2000/09/07]
• Note - Also see Rule 212.1e for details on choosing creature types.

40. Obscurité

41. Tueur dauthi

• Note - Also see Shadow, Rule 502.8.
• Note - This card was of creature type "Soldier" and not "Dauthi Soldier" until Oracle 2006/10/01.

42. Œil maléfique d'Orms-par-Gore

• Note - In Fifth Edition and Legends this card was of creature type "Evil Eye", then it was type "Horror" until Oracle 2006/10/01 and Time Spiral when it became "Eye".

43. Boucher sans visage

• If three of these are played in succession with no other creatures in play, an infinite loop will occur and the game will be a draw unless a player interrupts the loop. [Time Spiral 2006/08/30]

44. Charme funéraire

• Note - Also see Landwalk, Rule 502.6.
• Note - Also see Modal Spells and Abilities, Rule G13.13.

45. Autocrate sengien

• When it leaves play, it removes all Serfs in play and not just the ones it generated or just the ones under your control. [Duelist Magazine #9, Page 37]
• The token creatures are black. [Oracle 1999/06/30]
• Note - Also see Comes Into Play Abilities, Rule 410.10a.
• Note - Also see Token Creatures, Rule 216.
• Note - In Fifth Edition and Homelands this card was of creature type "Autocrat". It was then of type "Minion" until Oracle 2006/10/01 when it became "Human".

46. Ghildmage des Ombres

• Note - This card was of creature type "Wizard" and not "Human Wizard" until Oracle 2005/08/01.

47. Collecteur d'âmes

• The ability only triggers if this card is face up at the time the creature is put into the graveyard. [Scourge FAQ 2003/05/30]
• Note - Also see Morph, Rule 502.26.

48. Stupeur

49. Moustique des marais

• Triggers immediately after blocking is declared if at that time no blockers are assigned to it. [bethmo 1996/06/28]
• Note - Also see Poison, Rule G16.21.
• Note - This card was of creature type "Mosquito" and not "Insect" until Oracle 2006/10/01.

50. Abomination perverse

• Note - Also see Landcycling, Rule 502.18d.

51. Oncle Istvân

• Works even on damage from activated abilities of creatures such as the Prodigal Sorcerer ability. [Aahz 1994/08/04]
• The creature type is "Uncle-Istvan" which is considered one word. Before errata, it was two words, "Uncle Istvan". [D'Angelo 1999/09/20]
• Extended tournaments (see Rule 803) banned this card from 1999/10/01 until 2006/10/20 when it became part of Time Spiral.
• Note - This card was of creature type "Uncle-Istvan" and not "Human" until Oracle 2006/10/01 and Time Spiral.

52. Chef de guerre mort-vivant

53. Ordonnatrice des morts

• Note - This card was of creature type "Spellshaper" and not "Human Spellshaper" until Oracle 2006/10/01 and Time Spiral.

54. Misérable loqueteux

55. Chevaucheurs d'avalanche

• Note - Also see Comes Into Play Abilities, Rule 410.10a.
• Note - Also see Haste, Rule 502.5.
• Note - Also see Echo, Rule 502.19.
• Note - This card was of creature type "Nomad" and not "Human Nomad" until Oracle 2006/10/01 and Time Spiral.
• Note - This card was designed by Darwin Kastle after winning the 1999 tournament in Barcelona.

56. Rudoiement

57. Géant de la désolation

• Note - Also see Comes Into Play Abilities, Rule 410.10a.
• Note - Also see Kicker, Rule 502.21.

58. Désintégration

• The "can't regenerate" is an effect of Disintegrate and not an effect of the damage. So it works even if the damage is prevented or redirected away. If redirected, the damage does not take this effect with it. [WotC Rules Team 1994/02/07]
• Disintegrated creatures do not go to the graveyard at all before leaving the game. They do not trigger abilities which happen due to a creature going to the graveyard. [WotC Rules Team 1994/09/15]
• Note - Also see X Costs, Rule G24.1.

59. Dragonnet

• Extended tournaments (see Rule 803) have banned this card from 1999/10/01 until 2006/10/20 when it became part of Time Spiral.

60. Orage des dragons

• A "Dragon card" is a creature card of creature type Dragon. The name of the card is not looked at. [Scourge FAQ 2003/05/30]
• Note - Also see Storm, Rule 502.30.

61. Ehron l'Implacable

• Note - Also see Haste, Rule 502.5.
• Note - Also see Legendary, Rule G12.9.
• Note - This card was of creature type "Legend" until Oracle 2004/10/01, then it had no creature type until Oracle 2006/10/01 when it became "Human Rogue".

62. Tempérament fougueux

• Note - Also see Madness, Rule 502.24.

63. Fouet de feu

• The tap ability cannot be used by a creature with summoning sickness because the creature itself needs to tap. [Duelist Magazine #19, Page 34]
• Remember that you tap the creature as part of the cost of announcing Fire Whip's granted ability. So, if you have two Fire Whips on a creature announcing the first one will tap the creature, so you cannot use the second one or any other ability which requires tapping the creature until you find a way to untap it. [D'Angelo 1997/06/23]
• Is put into the graveyard if you lose control of the creature since the card text says it can only enchant a creature you control. [D'Angelo 1999/07/10]
• Yes, any side effects due to the creature dealing damage do happen. [Duelist Magazine #19, Page 34] For example, giving poison counters.
• Note - Also see Aura, Rule G1.30.
• Note - This card was of type "Enchant Creature" until Oracle 2005/08/01.

64. Bonhomme de neige gobelin

• Note - Also see Snow, Rule G19.13.

65. Surveillant kobold

• He does not give himself the bonus. [D'Angelo 2006/10/08]
• Extended tournaments (see Rule 803) banned this card until 2006/10/20 when it became part of Time Spiral.
• Note - This card was of creature type "Taskmaster" and not "Kobold" until Oracle 2006/10/01 and Time Spiral.

66. Bibliothécaire orque

• You do get to look at the remaining 4 cards before deciding which order to put them back in. [Duelist Magazine #7, Page 99]

67. Orgg

• Whether or not the creatures could attack or block is not important, just whether or not the defending player controls such a creature. [D'Angelo 1995/02/09]
• Note - Also see Trample, Rule 502.9.

68. Pandémonium

• The triggered ability (see Rule 404) is played and controlled by the player who controls this card, but the controller of the creature at the time the creature came into play makes the choices. [Time Spiral FAQ 2006/08/30]
• The triggered ability (see Rule 404) does not check the creature's power until the ability resolves. If the creature is not in play when the ability resolves, it does damage equal to the power of the creature right before it left play. [D'Angelo 1999/06/01] This means that if a creature comes into play which can destroy itself as a "comes into play" ability, the order of resolution of the triggered abilities does not matter. [D'Angelo 1999/06/01]
• Note - Also see Comes Into Play Abilities, Rule 410.10a.

69. Lancier souk'ata

• Note - Also see Flanking, Rule 502.3.
• Note - Also see Haste, Rule 502.5.
• Note - This card was of creature type "Knight" and not "Human Knight" until Oracle 2006/01/15.

70. Flammes tribales

71. Troll d'Uthden

• Extended tournaments (see Rule 803) banned this card from 1999/10/01 until 2006/10/20 when it became part of Time Spiral.

72. Émissaire de Grégefeu

• Note - Also see Protection, Rule 502.7.

73. Esquive du destin

• Whether the target is an instant or enchantment is not set on announcement. [D'Angelo 2000/03/03] See Rule G13.13.
• Extended tournaments (see Rule 803) banned this card until 2006/10/20 when it became part of Time Spiral.
• Note - Also see Aura, Rule G1.30.
• Note - It used to be of type Interrupt, but it is now of type Instant. [Oracle 1999/09/03]

74. Appel du troupeau

• Note - Also see Flashback, Rule 502.22.
• Note - Also see Token Creatures, Rule 216.

75. Cocatrix

• Protection from Green does not prevent the Cockatrice's power because the ability is not a targeted effect. [WotC Rules Team 1994/02/07]
• The ability destroys the creature at the end of the combat, which is after all first strike and normal damage dealing is done. This means that a creature may have to regenerate twice to survive the combat, once from damage and once again at end of combat. [D'Angelo 1996/12/09]

76. Géant vorace

• Note - Also see Rampage, Rule 502.12.
• Note - Also see Trample, Rule 502.9.

77. Bénédiction selon Gaia

• It targets the player and each of the cards. Thus, it is only a "spell with one target" if you choose to target zero cards. [DeLaney 1997/09/08]
• If Gaea's Blessing is moved into the graveyard by an effect, it is dealt with as a triggered ability. This means you wait for the next appropriate time before shuffling your graveyard into your library. For Millstone, it means you put both cards in at once, so it does not matter whether the Gaea's Blessing was the first or second card. [bethmo 1997/11/09]
• Does not trigger the "if moved to the graveyard" ability if this card is discarded from your hand. [D'Angelo 1997/11/28]
• It does trigger on Intuition. [D'Angelo 1997/12/01] Or anything else that puts cards into your graveyard directly from your library.
• When played as a spell, you cannot choose this card as one of the targets. This is because you choose the targets when announcing this spell, and this spell does not go to the graveyard until after it resolves. [D'Angelo 1998/06/09]

78. Noble féal de Gaia

• The power/toughness are continuously being calculated and will change whenever your number of forests change. It also changes whenever this card starts and ends an attack. For example, if you have 5 Forests and your opponent has 10 Forests, the Liege is 5/5 normally, and 10/10 when attacking. If it takes 7 damage during an attack, then once the attack is over, it reverts to being 5/5 with 7 damage and will be killed. [bethmo 1994/04/01]
• When being declared as an attacker, use the "not attacking" power and toughness. It only changes after declaration is complete. [DeLaney 2000/03/13]
• A changed land is considered to be the new land type in all ways. This is not just a change of name. It changes the color of mana produced too. [Mirage, Page 58]
• Will not add or remove Snow-Covered nature from a land. [Duelist Magazine #6, Page 132]
• Extended tournaments (see Rule 803) have banned this card from 1999/10/01 until 2006/10/20 when it became part of Time Spiral.
• Note - It was creature type "Gaea's Liege" (two words) until Oracle 2001/08/24 when it changed to "Gaea's-Liege" (one word), and then it changed to "Avatar" in Oracle 2006/10/01.

79. Orage de grêle

80. Moa chasseur

• You get a +1/+1 counter both when it comes into play and when it goes to a graveyard from play. [D'Angelo 1999/07/13]
• Note - Also see Echo, Rule 502.19.
• Note - This card was creature type "Beast" until Oracle 2006/10/01, when it became "Bird". Then with Oracle 2007/10/01 it became "Bird Beast".

81. Jolrael, impératrice des bêtes

• Only affects lands the target player controls when the ability resolves. [DeLaney 2000/05/29]
• The lands retain their abilities. [DeLaney 2000/05/29]
• The lands do not get a creature type. [DeLaney 2000/05/29]
• Note - Also see Legendary, Rule G12.9.
• Note - This card was of creature type "Legend" until Oracle 2004/10/01, and then creature type "Spellshaper" until Oracle 2006/10/01 and Time Spiral when it became "Human Spellshaper".

82. Écorche-nuage krosian

• Note - Also see Morph, Rule 502.26.

83. Scraignoss

• If a counterspell resolves against this card, it fails to counter it. [D'Angelo 1998/02/03]
• Counterspells like Dissipate and Memory Lapse do not have their side effect happen when the countering fails. This is because these spells just are a counter with a "put the card someplace instead of the graveyard after the counter is successful", which cannot happen if the counter is not successful. [Aahz 1997/10/07]
• Desertion will not put the card in play for you. It only does that if the spell is successfully countered. [D'Angelo 1998/01/20]
• Counterspells do have their untargeted parts work since the counter just fails rather than being countered itself. So Dismiss lets you draw a card. [D'Angelo 1998/01/06]
• Power Sink does have its side-effect happen even if the countering fails. [Duelist Magazine #23, Page 23]
• Mana Drain does have its side-effect because it happens even if the counter fails. [Aahz 1997/11/17]
• Spells such as Sleight of Mind can target Scragnoth and affect it while it is being cast. Only countering effects are ignored. [D'Angelo 1997/12/15]
• Note - Also see Protection, Rule 502.7.

84. Épix nourricier

• It dies as a state based effect just after you remove the last counter when announcing its ability to remove a counter and right before any other spells or abilities can be used. There is no way to sacrifice it or do anything else with it before it dies. [D'Angelo 1999/06/01]

85. Limace cracheuse

• Extended tournaments (see Rule 803) banned this card from 1999/10/01 until 2006/10/20 when it became part of Time Spiral.
• Note - Also see First Strike, Rule 502.2.

86. Thallidé

• Extended tournaments (see Rule 803) banned this card from 1999/10/01 until 2006/10/20 when it became part of Time Spiral.
• Note - Also see Token Creatures, Rule 216.

87. Mage de bataille spinosophe

• Note - Also see Kicker, Rule 502.21.
• Note - This card was of creature type "Wizard" and not "Elf Wizard" until Oracle 2006/10/01.

88. Verdeloss l'ancien

• Note - Also see Comes Into Play Abilities, Rule 410.10a.
• Note - Also see Kicker, Rule 502.21.
• Note - Also see Legendary, Rule G12.9.
• Note - Also see Token Creatures, Rule 216.
• Note - This card was of creature type "Legend" until Oracle 2004/10/01.

89. Mur de racines

• Note - Also see Defender, Rule 502.41.
• Note - Also see Walls, Rule G23.1.
• Note - This card was of creature type "Wall" and not "Plant Wall" until Oracle 2006/10/01 and Time Spiral.

90. Derviche tourneur

• If it damages the opponent multiple times in a turn, it gets only one +1/+1 counter at end of turn. [D'Angelo 2001/06/22]
• Note - Also see Protection, Rule 502.7.
• Note - This card was of creature type "Dervish" and not "Human Monk" until Oracle 2006/10/01 and Time Spiral.

91. Victoire de la coalition

• A land which is of multiple types or creature which is of multiple colors counts for each of its types and/or colors. [Invasion FAQ 2000/10/03]

92. Justice ardente

• You can target the same player to gain life that you targeted for damage. [Time Spiral FAQ 2006/08/30] See Rule 409.1c.
• You must assign at least 1 damage to each target. [Time Spiral FAQ 2006/08/30]
• You cannot choose zero targets. You must choose between 1 and 5 targets. [Time Spiral FAQ 2006/08/30]

93. Jasmine Boreal

• Extended tournaments (see Rule 803) banned this card until 2006/10/20 when it became part of Time Spiral.
• Note - Also see Legendary, Rule G12.9.
• Note - This card was of creature type "Legend" until Oracle 2004/10/01, then it had no creature type until Oracle 2006/10/01 and Time Spiral when it became "Human".

94. Ange d'éclair

• Note - Also see Haste, Rule 502.5.
• Note - Also see Vigilance, Rule 502.14.

95. Merieke Ri Berit

• If you lose control of a creature controlled by Merieke, the creature can still be destroyed by Merieke's ability. [Aahz 1995/11/06]
• If this becomes untapped, you don't lose control of the creature, but the triggered ability will destroy it. [Time Spiral FAQ 2006/08/30]
• If you lose control of Merieke, you lose control of the creature you stole, but the creature is not destroyed. [Time Spiral FAQ 2006/08/30]
• Note - Also see Legendary, Rule G12.9.
• Note - This card was of creature type "Legend" until Oracle 2004/10/01, then it had no creature type until Oracle 2006/10/01 and Time Spiral when it became "Human".

96. Argousin mystique

• Note - Also see Protection, Rule 502.7.
• Note - Also see Threshold, Rule 502.23.
• Note - This card was of creature type "Nomad Mystic" until Oracle 2006/10/01 and Time Spiral when it became "Human Nomad Mystic".

97. Serpent mystique

• Note - Also see Comes Into Play Abilities, Rule 410.10a.
• Note - Also see Flash, Rule 502.57.

98. Nicol Bolas

• Extended tournaments (see Rule 803) banned this card from 1999/10/01 until 2006/10/20 when it became part of Time Spiral.
• Note - Also see Legendary, Rule G12.9.
• Note - This card was of creature type "Legend" until Oracle 2004/10/01.

99. Infiltrateur ombremage

• Note - This card was designed by Jon Finkel after winning the 2001 tournament in Cape Town.
• Note - This card was of creature type "Wizard" and not "Human Wizard" until Oracle 2006/10/01 and Time Spiral.

100. Sol'kanar le roi des marais

• Will not trigger off itself being played. [Aahz 1994/07/27]
• Extended tournaments (see Rule 803) banned this card from 1999/10/01 until 2006/10/20 when it became part of Time Spiral.
• Note - Also see Landwalk, Rule 502.6.
• Note - Also see Legendary, Rule G12.9.
• Note - This card was of creature type "Legend" until Oracle 2004/10/01, then it had no creature type until Oralce 2006/10/01 and Time Spiral when it became a "Demon".

101. Slivoïde à piquants

• If two Spined Slivers are in play then each blocked sliver gets +2/+2 for each creature blocking it. [D'Angelo 1998/10/27]

102. Tourmenteuse

• It is not a forced discard, so it cannot be used with Library of Leng. [D'Angelo 1998/02/03]

103. Douve de Téfeiri

• Note - Also see Color, Rule 203.2d, for rules on choosing a color.

104. Vhati il-Dal

• You choose whether it will be power or toughness on resolution. [Time Spiral FAQ 2006/08/30]
• Note - Also see Legendary, Rule G12.9.
• Note - This card was of creature type "Legend" until Oracle 2004/10/01, then it had no creature type until Oracle 2006/10/01 and Time Spiral when it became "Human Warrior".

105. Vide

• You can choose zero. Token creatures have a converted mana cost of zero, for example. [Invasion FAQ 2000/10/03]
• Note - Also see Converted Mana Cost, Rule G3.30.

106. Assaillement

• Note - See Battery (Assault/Battery) for the second half of this card.
• Note - Also see Split Cards, Rule 505.

107. Griffes de Gix

108. Dodécapode

• Note - This card had no creature type until Oracle 2006/10/01.

109. Canne de Feldonn

• Vintage tournaments (see Rule 801) restricted this card from 1994/05/02 until 1997/10/01. It is not currently banned or restricted.
• Legacy tournaments (see Rule 802) banned this card until 1999/01/01. It is not currently banned or restricted.
• Standard (Type 2) tournaments (see Rule 804) restricted this card from 1994/05/02 through 1996/04/01. It is not currently banned or restricted.

110. Totem grimaçant

• You must find a card. You can't fail to find something unless the library is empty. [Time Spiral FAQ 2006/08/30]
• The ability to play the card ends at the beginning of upkeep, so there is no chance to play it after upkeep begins but before the triggered ability puts it into the graveyard. Your last change to play the card is usually the end-of-turn step of the previous turn. [Time Spiral FAQ 2006/08/30]
• The removed card is played normally in all ways. The only difference is that you play it from the removed-from-the-game zone instead of from your hand. [Time Spiral FAQ 2006/08/30]

111. Automate abruti

• Note - This card had no creature type until Oracle 2006/10/01 and Time Spiral when it became "Construct".

112. Mirari

• If the spell is countered before the triggered ability resolves, then the ability will make a copy of how the spell looked right before it was countered. [DeLaney 2001/10/13]
• You choose whether or not to pay when the trigger resolves. [DeLaney 2001/10/13]
• It triggers once per spell, so you can't get multiple copies of a spell using this card. And since this card is Legendary, you can't have more than one in play. [DeLaney 2001/10/13]
• Everything about the original spell is copied, including any decisions made on announcement, such as whether Kicker or Buyback were paid. Effects on the spell, such as Sleight of Mind or Flashback, are not copied. [DeLaney 2001/10/13]
• If the copied spell requires a target and there are no legal targets, then the copy has the same target (which should be illegal) as the original. [Jordan 2001/10/14]
• The copy is not "played" so it will not trigger anything that triggers on a spell being played. [Odyssey FAQ 2001/10/04]
• You are not required to choose new targets. If you do choose, then the targets must be legal. If you don't change them, the spell is placed on the stack whether or not the targets are legal. The legality of the targets is always checked on resolution of the spell, so the spell may be countered at that time if all of its targets are illegal. [Barclay 2002/03/27]
• Note - Also see Copying Objects, Rule 503.
• Note - Also see Legendary, Rule G12.9.

113. Chevalet de torture

• You choose one opposing player as this card enters play and it only affects that one player. This choice is not changed even if this card changes controllers. It becomes useless but stays in play if the chosen player leaves play. [Jordan 2001/02/13]
• Amount of damage is determined when effect is resolved and not when it is announced. [D'Angelo 1995/10/05]
• No damage is done if X is zero or less. [D'Angelo 2001/08/31]
• Extended tournaments (see Rule 803) banned this card from 1999/10/01 until 2006/10/20 when it became part of Time Spiral.

114. Flèches barbelées

• The counter is removed as part of the cost of using the ability and is not returned if the ability is countered or if the target creature is not legal on resolution. [D'Angelo 1998/08/11]
• The upkeep trigger only counts the number of counters at the start of upkeep. At that time it decides whether or not to put the ability on the stack. [D'Angelo 1999/08/01]

115. Crypte de Tormod

• Extended tournaments (see Rule 803) have banned this card since 1999/10/01.

116. Barge de guerre

• Extended tournaments (see Rule 803) banned this card from 1999/10/01 until 2006/10/20 when it became part of Time Spiral.
• Note - Also see Landwalk, Rule 502.6.

117. Arène

• If either creature leaves play before it resolves, the remaining creature becomes tapped and no damage is dealt. [Time Spiral FAQ 2006/08/30]
• Either or both creatures can be tapped prior to using the ability and it still works. [bethmo 1995/08/24]
• Creatures with Defender can fight in the Arena. [D'Angelo 2006/10/08]
• Blocking abilities like the Thicket Basilisk's do not take effect. [Peterson 1994/11/15]
• The power of the creatures when the effect resolves is used to determine how much damage is done. [Aahz 1995/03/07]

118. Désert

• Can be used on any player's attacking creatures. This includes your own and creatures in an attack you are not involved in (multiplayer games). [bethmo 1994/06/01]
• The end of combat step is after combat damage has been resolved, so this card's ability can only be used after combat damage, not before. [D'Angelo 2000/02/25]
• Extended tournaments (see Rule 803) banned this card until 2006/10/20 when it became part of Time Spiral.

119. Mine de gemmes

• Sacrificing this card when the last counter is removed is part of the effect of tapping it for mana. [D'Angelo 1999/07/10]
• If the last counter is removed in some way other than by activating its ability, it won't be sacrificed and the ability can no longer be activated. [Time Spiral FAQ 2006/08/30]
• Note - Also see Comes Into Play Abilities, Rule 410.10a.

120. Pendelhavre

• The current power/toughness being 1/1 is a targeting requirement so it is checked when announcing and again right before resolving. [bethmo 1994/06/22]
• Extended tournaments (see Rule 803) banned this card until 2006/10/20 when it became part of Time Spiral.
• Note - Also see Legendary, Rule G12.9.

121. Havre de paix

• When creatures return to play, they are put into play as if just played. Creatures with X in the mana cost are treated as X is zero (see Rule G24.1). [WotC Rules Team 1994/09/30] Creatures which can pay costs when put into play to determine abilities must have those costs paid at this time.
• Creatures return to play simultaneously. [Duelist Magazine #18, Page 29]
• Creatures return to the control of their owners, regardless of who controls the Haven when it is sacrificed. [Duelist Magazine #3, Page 7]
• When the creature leaves play any damage or "will be destroyed at some future time" effects are removed from the creature. [D'Angelo 1994/07/01]
• Enchantments on creatures are put into the graveyard and counters on creatures are removed when the creatures are sent to the Haven. [WotC Rules Team 1994/09/30]
• If the Haven is destroyed, any creatures it pulled out of the game are simply lost. [Duelist Magazine #3, Page 7]
• All cards in the Haven stay there even if they cease to be creatures. When the Haven is sacrificed, the cards come back into play whether or not they are creatures. [Duelist Magazine #5, Page 123]
• Token creatures cease to exist when they leave play, so this effect just removes them from the game with no chance to bring them back like you can with cards. [Duelist Magazine #5, Page 123] See Rule 216.3
• If changed to another land type using a spell such as Phantasmal Terrain, creatures are not lost but cannot be released until the land is reverted to normal. [Duelist Magazine #3, Page 7]
• Creatures are placed in the "removed from game" zone, so the Ring of Ma'ruf can be used on them. [D'Angelo 1996/11/11]
• Extended tournaments (see Rule 803) banned this card from 1999/10/01 until 2006/10/20 when it became part of Time Spiral.

122. Barrissement

• Note - See Assault (Assault/Battery) for the second half of this card.
• Note - Also see Split Cards, Rule 505.
• Note - Also see Token Creatures, Rule 216.