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1. Aku Djinn

• Note - Also see Trample, Rule 502.9.

2. Blanket of Night

• The land can now be tapped for black mana in addition to any other abilities it already has. [Visions FAQ 1997/02/16] This works just as if the text "{Tap}: Add {B} to your mana pool" was added to each mana-producing land. [D'Angelo 1998/01/26] In other words, the land can be tapped for its own ability _or_ it can be tapped for black mana. Not both.
• The ability is a land type change effect so it is ordered along with other land type change effects in the order they entered play. [DeLaney 2001/05/06]
• The lands do not get the name "Swamp" in addition to their current name. [bethmo 1999/11/16] This is a REVERSAL.
• Whether the land is a basic land or not is unchanged by this effect. [Duelist Magazine #17, Page 25]
• If this effect is applied to a Snow-Covered land, the land is now a Snow-Covered Swamp and not just a regular Swamp. [bethmo 1997/03/23]
• More than one Blanket of Night has no meaningful additional effect. [D'Angelo 1997/08/22]
• Anything which counts the number of Swamps in play will not double count an actual Swamp card while Blanket of Night is in play. [D'Angelo 1999/03/11]
• It can affect lands which do not produce mana. [D'Angelo 1999/11/14]

3. Brood of Cockroaches

• The loss of life is not optional. [bethmo 1997/01/28]
• The life loss and the return to hand both happen at end of turn as a single effect. It is not two separate effects. [Duelist Magazine #17, Page 28]

4. Coercion

5. Crypt Rats

6. Dark Privilege

• Note - Also see Aura, Rule G1.30.
• Note - This card was of type "Enchant Creature" until Oracle 2005/08/01.

7. Death Watch

• Note - Also see Aura, Rule G1.30.
• Note - This card was of type "Enchant Creature" until Oracle 2005/08/01.

8. Desolation

• Each Desolation only causes up to one land per turn to be sacrificed. If you have more than one, each will do this. [Duelist Magazine #17, Page 28]
• It works even if it was not in play when the land was tapped for mana. It only has an end of turn effect of checking each player to see if they did tap a land that turn. [bethmo 1997/02/13]
• It only works if Desolation is in play at the end of the turn. [bethmo 1997/02/26]

9. Fallen Askari

• Cannot be given the ability to block by something like Web or Spider Climb. Those abilities do not remove the general inability to block. [Duelist Magazine #17, Page 30]
• Note - Also see Flanking, Rule 502.3.
• Note - This card was of creature type "Knight" and not "Human Knight" until Oracle 2006/01/15.

10. Forbidden Ritual

• You sacrifice during resolution, not during announcement. [D'Angelo 1999/07/10]
• You choose the target opponent on announcement. [D'Angelo 1999/07/10]
• If you choose to repeat the process, you repeat the effect but do not get to pick a different target opponent. [D'Angelo 1999/07/10]
• After each time the effect finishes, you get the chance to use it again. All of these uses are done during the single spell resolution. [Duelist Magazine #17, Page 28]
• If your opponent sacrifices a permanent with one of your local enchantments on it, the enchantment is not put into the graveyard until after you get a chance to repeat the use of this ability, so you can sacrifice the enchantment in response. [DeLaney 1999/09/04]

11. Funeral Charm

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

12. Infernal Harvest

• The return of X of your Swamps to your hand is part of the play cost and is paid on announcement. You do not have a choice to pay this cost zero times or more than one time in order to multiply the effect. [D'Angelo 1997/01/28]
• You can use X as being zero. [bethmo 1997/02/25]
• If X is greater than zero, you cannot choose zero targets. You must choose between 1 and X targets. If X is zero, you cannot choose any targets. [DeLaney 2003/05/19]

13. Kaervek's Spite

• The sacrifice of all your permanents and discarding of your hand is part of the play cost and is paid on announcement. You do not have a choice to pay this cost zero times or more than one time in order to multiply the effect. [D'Angelo 1997/01/28]
• As always, you cannot sacrifice things you do not control. [Duelist Magazine #17, Page 30]

14. Necromancy

• Enters play as a global enchantment and then becomes an Enchant Creature as a triggered ability upon entering play. It follows all the rules for Enchant Creature permanents from then on. [D'Angelo 2001/08/15]
• It cannot be moved to another creature using Enchantment Alteration or a similar effect. [D'Angelo 2007/09/01]
• Necromancy becomes a creature enchantment spell and so it does activate the Rabid Wombat and trigger other cards which use creature enchantments. [Aahz 1997/06/06]
• The creature is put into play as if it were just cast. Any X in the mana cost is zero. So bringing in a Rock Hydra gives you a hydra with zero heads. [Mirage, Page 31]
• When putting a card into play that requires a definition for its value, such as with Minion of the Wastes, you do what is needed. In this case you pay the amount of life you want to pay. [WotC Rules Team 1998/02/02]
• This is a targeted ability. Note that cards in the graveyard do not have Protection from Color abilities (see Rule 402.8), but the comes into play ability may be countered if the target creature card is removed from the graveyard before the spell resolves. If the ability is countered, then this card stays an Enchantment and stays in play. [D'Angelo 2002/12/19]
• Note - Also see Aura, Rule G1.30.

15. Necrosavant

• The ability is played when this card is in the graveyard. [D'Angelo 2003/09/08]
• Note - This card was of creature type "Necrosavant" and not "Zombie Giant" until Oracle 2006/01/15.

16. Nekrataal

• Nothing happens if there are no non-artifact, non-black creatures in play when it comes into play. [Duelist Magazine #17, Page 30]
• Note - Also see Comes Into Play Abilities, Rule 410.10a.
• Note - Also see First Strike, Rule 502.2.
• Note - This card was of creature type "Nekrataal" and not "Human Assassin" until Ninth Edition and Oracle 2005/08/01.

17. Pillar Tombs of Aku

• The current player chooses whether to sacrifice a creature -or- pay 5 life and destroy this card. [Duelist Magazine #17, Page 30]
• Note - Also see Enchant World, Rule G23.5.
• Note - This card was of type "Enchant World" until Oracle 2005/08/01.

18. Python

• Note - In Visions this card was of creature type Python.
• Note - The Portal version had no creature type.

19. Suq'Ata Assassin

• Note - Also see Fear, Rule 502.25.
• Note - Also see Poison, Rule G16.21.
• Note - This card was of creature type "Assassin" until Oracle 1999/07/01. It was then of creature type "Minion" until Oracle 2006/01/15.

20. Tar Pit Warrior

• You can move an enchantment onto this card using Enchantment Alteration or a similar effect without causing this card to be sacrificed. [D'Angelo 1997/12/15]
• Note - This card was of creature type "Cyclops" until Oracle 1999/07/01. It was then of type "Giant" until Oracle 2006/01/15.

21. Urborg Mindsucker

• Note - This card was of creature type "Mindsucker" and not "Horror" until Oracle 2006/01/15.

22. Vampiric Tutor

• The loss of 2 life is part of the resolution of the spell. [D'Angelo 1999/05/01]
• Vintage tournaments (see Rule 801) have restricted this card since 1999/10/01.
• Legacy tournaments (see Rule 802) have banned this card since 1999/10/01.

23. Vampirism

• Note - Also see Aura, Rule G1.30.
• Note - This card was of type "Enchant Creature" until Oracle 2005/08/01.

24. Wake of Vultures

• Note - Before errata, this card was of creature type Vulture. [Oracle 1999/07/01]

25. Wicked Reward

• The sacrifice of a creature is part of the play cost and is paid on announcement. You do not have a choice to pay this cost zero times or more than one time in order to multiply the effect. [D'Angelo 1997/01/28]

26. Betrayal

• It is sacrificed if it is ever on one of your creatures. [D'Angelo 1999/07/10]
• Note - Also see Aura, Rule G1.30.
• Note - This card was of type "Enchant Creature" until Oracle 2005/08/01.

27. Breezekeeper

• Note - Also see Phasing, Rule 502.15.

28. Chronatog

• If used to skip an extra turn gained by Final Fortune, you don't lose the game from the Final Fortune's effect. [DeLaney 1997/02/02]
• Can only use the ability once each turn for each Chronatog. [Duelist Magazine #17, Page 28]

29. Cloud Elemental

30. Desertion

• This spell includes a replacement effect. If the target is an artifact or creature, it never goes to the graveyard. [D'Angelo 1999/05/01]
• The card enters play as if just cast and you get to make all necessary decisions from scratch. [Duelist Magazine #17, Page 28]
• Any X in the mana cost is zero since it is not actually being cast. [DeLaney 1997/02/02]
• The card is put into play, but any effects that check if the original card was "played from your hand" (such as with Cloud of Faeries) will not trigger or otherwise consider the card to have been played from your hand. The card was put into play by the effect of Desertion instead. [bethmo 1999/11/30]
• If the spell is not countered (because the spell it targets cannot be countered), then this card's ability does not put the card into play. The card continues to resolve as normal. [D'Angelo 2001/04/20]
• Note - In Visions this spell was an Interrupt. All such spells are now of type Instant.

31. Dream Tides

32. Flooded Shoreline

33. Foreshadow

• You name the card on resolution. [D'Angelo 1999/07/01]

34. Impulse

• Due to errata, you no longer shuffle your library. [Oracle 1998/07/01]
• This is not a "draw". [Aahz 1997/01/29]

35. Inspiration

36. Knight of the Mists

• Can destroy an opponent's knight. [Duelist Magazine #17, Page 30]
• If no other knights are in play, pay the mana or destroy this card. [Visions FAQ 1997/02/16]
• Note - Also see Comes Into Play Abilities, Rule 410.10a.
• Note - Also see Flanking, Rule 502.3.
• Note - This card was of type "Knight" and not "Human Knight" until Oracle 2006/01/15.

37. Man-o'-War

• It can choose itself. It has to if there are no other creatures. [Duelist Magazine #17, Page 30]
• Note - Also see Comes Into Play Abilities, Rule 410.10a.
• Note - The Portal version had no creature type.

38. Mystic Veil

• Note - Also see Aura, Rule G1.30.
• Note - Also see Shroud, Rule 502.36.
• Note - This card was of type "Enchant Creature" until Oracle 2005/08/01.

39. Ovinomancer

• 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.

40. Prosperity

• If both players run out of cards during this effect, the game is a draw. [D'Angelo 1999/08/27]
• Both players draw cards at the same time. [D'Angelo 1999/08/31]
• If a replacement effect is being applied to cards, treat it as if each player draws one card, then each player draws one card, and so on until all the require drawing is done. [Jackson 2000/04/19]
• Note - Also see X Costs, Rule G24.1.

41. Rainbow Efreet

• Note - Also see Phasing Out and In, Rule 502.15.

42. Shimmering Efreet

• If it phases in and no other creatures are in play, it will phase itself back out. [Duelist Magazine #17, Page 30]
• If two of these phase in, they can both target the same creature and have just that one creature phase out. [D'Angelo 1999/07/10]
• Note - Also see Phasing, Rule 502.15.
• Note - Also see Phasing Out and In, Rule 502.15.

43. Shrieking Drake

• You choose the creature to return on resolution of the triggered ability. This is not targeted. [D'Angelo 2001/04/16]
• Note - Also see Comes Into Play Abilities, Rule 410.10a.

44. Teferi's Realm

• Does not affect token permanents, only cards. [D'Angelo 1997/01/28]
• Can affect itself if you choose "global enchantments". [D'Angelo 1997/09/02]
• Note - Also see Aura, Rule G1.30.
• Note - Also see Enchant World, Rule G23.5.
• Note - Also see Phasing Out and In, Rule 502.15.
• Note - This card was of type "Enchant World" until Oracle 2005/08/01.

45. Three Wishes

• You can look at the three removed cards at any time. [D'Angelo 1999/07/10]
• To "play a card" is to either announce a spell or to put a land into play using the main phase special action. [D'Angelo 1999/01/18]

46. Time and Tide

• All creatures that phase in enter play without summoning sickness. [Duelist Magazine #17, Page 30]
• Note - Also see Phasing Out and In, Rule 502.15.

47. Undo

• The two creatures may have different owners and return to their respective owner's hands. [DeLaney 1997/02/12]

48. Vanishing

• Note - Also see Aura, Rule G1.30.
• Note - Also see Phasing Out and In, Rule 502.15.
• Note - This card was of type "Enchant Creature" until Oracle 2005/08/01.

49. Vision Charm

• All lands changed are changed to the same type. [Visions FAQ 1997/02/16]
• Note - Also see Modal Spells and Abilities, Rule G13.13.
• Note - Also see Phasing Out and In, Rule 502.15.

50. Waterspout Djinn

• You choose a land to return and return it during resolution of the upkeep triggered ability. This means if you have two Waterspout Djinns, they must each return different Islands. [D'Angelo 1999/07/10]

51. Bull Elephant

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

52. City of Solitude

• Does not stop continuous abilities from working. [bethmo 1997/02/05]
• Does not stop triggered abilities from being put on the stack. They are never "played". [D'Angelo 1999/07/01]
• Mana abilities are prevented. [D'Angelo 1999/07/10]
• Can affect abilities of cards that are not in play because it prevents players from announcing those abilities. [DeLaney 1997/02/19]

53. Creeping Mold

54. Elephant Grass

• Note - Also see Cumulative Upkeep, Rule 502.13.

55. Elven Cache

56. Emerald Charm

• Note - Also see Aura, Rule G1.30.
• Note - Also see Modal Spells and Abilities, Rule G13.13.

57. Feral Instinct

58. Giant Caterpillar

• Note - Also see Token Creatures, Rule 216.
• Note - The Visions version was of creature type Caterpillar.
• Note - The token was of creature type "Butterfly" until Oracle 2006/01/15.

59. Katabatic Winds

• Note - Also see Phasing, Rule 502.15.

60. King Cheetah

• Note - Also see Flash, Rule 502.57.
• Note - This card was of creature type "Cheetah" and not "Cat" until Ninth Edition and Oracle 2005/08/01.

61. Kyscu Drake

• You do not have to find a Viashivan Dragon card if you do not want to. See Rule G19.4. [D'Angelo 2001/07/14]
• Note - This card refers to Spitting Drake.
• Note - This card refers to Viashivan Dragon.

62. Lichenthrope

• The actual -1/-1 counter to be removed is chosen when the counter is removed. [WotC Rules Team 1997/06/01] [Duelist Magazine #19, Page 31] This matters if you announce the ability while it has no -1/-1 counters and then it gets damaged before the upkeep ability resolves.
• This card's effect replaces damage with placement of -1/-1 counters, so side-effects of damage to it will not trigger. [bethmo 1997/10/14]
• Note - This card was of creature type "Lichenthrope" and not "Plant Fungus" until Oracle 2006/01/15.

63. Mortal Wound

• Note - Also see Aura, Rule G1.30.
• Note - This card was of type "Enchant Creature" until Oracle 2005/08/01.

64. Natural Order

• The sacrifice of a green creature is part of the play cost and is paid on announcement. You do not have a choice to pay this cost zero times or more than one time in order to multiply the effect. [D'Angelo 1997/01/28]
• You do not have to find a green creature card if you do not want to. See Rule G19.4. [D'Angelo 2001/07/14]

65. Panther Warriors

• Note - The Portal version had no creature type.

66. Quirion Druid

• Note - Also see Changing a Permanent's Type, Rule 212.1c.
• Note - This card was of creature type "Druid" and not "Elf Druid" until Oracle 2006/01/15.

67. Quirion Ranger

• It can target an untapped creature. [D'Angelo 1997/06/04]

68. River Boa

• Note - Also see Landwalk, Rule 502.6.

69. Rowen

• The first sentence is a continuous ability. You reveal the card when you draw it, during the resolution of any draw effect. The second sentence is a triggered ability (see Rule 404), and thus will wait until the entire draw effect finishes resolving before you do it. [DeLaney 1997/01/28]

70. Spider Climb

• Note - Also see Aura, Rule G1.30.
• Note - Also see Reach, Rule 502.70.
• Note - This card was of type "Enchant Creature" until Oracle 2005/08/01.

71. Stampeding Wildebeests

• The upkeep effect is not targeted. So it can affect a creature with Protection from Green, for example. [Duelist Magazine #18, Page 29]
• You choose a creature and return it all during the resolution. This means that if you have two Wildebeests, there is no way to end up returning only one creature. [D'Angelo 1999/07/10]
• Note - Also see Trample, Rule 502.9.
• Note - This card was of creature type "Wildebeest" until Oracle 2006/01/15, when it became "Beast". Then with Oracle 2007/10/01 it became "Antelope Beast."

72. Summer Bloom

• This spell increases the number of lands you can play in a turn. The land cards are played as you would normally play lands. [DeLaney 2002/08/25]

73. Uktabi Orangutan

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

74. Warthog

• Note - Also see Landwalk, Rule 502.6.
• Note - This card was of creature type "Warthog" until Oracle 2006/01/15, when it became "Beast". Then with Oracle 2007/10/01 it became "Boar".

75. Wind Shear

• The -2/-2 and loss of Flying both last until end of turn. The -2/-2 is not permanent. [D'Angelo 1997/01/28]

76. Bogardan Phoenix

• When it dies, it comes back under the control of the player who controlled it when it died. This is because they control the return to play effect. [Aahz 1997/01/29]

77. Dwarven Vigilantes

78. Elkin Lair

• Note - Also see Enchant World, Rule G23.5.
• Note - This card was of type "Enchant World" until Oracle 2005/08/01.

79. Fireblast

• Note - Also see Mana Cost, Rule G13.7

80. Goblin Recruiter

• You can only put "Creature - Goblin" cards on top of your library. Not any card with "Goblin" in the title. [D'Angelo 1999/05/01] Note that older cards say "Summon Goblin" and "Summon Goblins".
• Legacy tournaments (see Rule 801) have banned this card since 2004/09/20.
• Extended tournaments (see Rule 803) have banned this card since 2004/01/01.
• Note - Also see Comes Into Play Abilities, Rule 410.10a.

81. Goblin Swine-Rider

• If it is blocked by a Dream Fighter, the order of triggered abilities is used to figure out what happens. In this case, the Dream Fighter's phase-out ability resolves first. This is because the other player puts their triggered abilities on the stack after the current player does so. [D'Angelo 1999/07/10]

82. Hearth Charm

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

83. Heat Wave

• Note - Also see Cumulative Upkeep, Rule 502.13.

84. Hulking Cyclops

• Cannot be given the ability to block by something like Web or Spider Climb. Those abilities do not remove the general inability to block. [Duelist Magazine #17, Page 30]
• Note - The Portal version had no creature type.
• Note - This card was of creature type "Giant" from the release of Sixth Edition until Oracle 2006/01/15. It was "Cyclops" before Sixth Edition.

85. Keeper of Kookus

• Note - This card is referred to by Kookus.
• Note - Also see Protection, Rule 502.7.

86. Kookus

• Note - This card refers to Keeper of Kookus.
• Note - Also see Trample, Rule 502.9.

87. Lightning Cloud

• Triggers when the spell is announced. [D'Angelo 1999/07/10]
• You pick the target when putting the triggered ability on the stack, but you don't choose whether or not to pay {R} until the triggered ability resolves. [D'Angelo 1999/07/26]

88. Mob Mentality

• Note - Also see Aura, Rule G1.30.
• Note - Also see Trample, Rule 502.9.
• Note - This card was of type "Enchant Creature" until Oracle 2005/08/01.

89. Ogre Enforcer

• If its toughness falls to zero or less and it is undamaged, it will still be put into the graveyard. [D'Angelo 1999/07/10]
• It is in no way protected from being destroyed or buried due to non-damage effects. [D'Angelo 1997/03/26]
• The check for nonlethal damage is done on a per-source basis. So each source's damage is checked independently and it is not possible to team up sources (such as creatures) in order to kill it. [D'Angelo 1999/09/20]

90. Raging Gorilla

• Note - Before errata, this card was of creature type Gorilla. [Oracle 1999/07/01]

91. Relentless Assault

• A creature that must attack each turn, must only attack once that turn. It is not forced into each attack that turn. [Duelist Magazine #17, Page 48]
• If a creature becomes forced to attack by an ability such as the Norritt, it must attack in the next available attack. Once it attacks once, it removes all "you must attack" restrictions of existing effects on it. [WotC Rules Team 1997/03/14]
• If a spell or ability can only be played "before combat", it can be played after this spell is played because it is now before another combat phase. [Duelist Magazine #17, Page 48]
• If a creature has a cost that must be paid in order to attack or block, it need only pay once to attack in any other combats that turn. [WotC Rules Team 1997/03/14] This is true even if the wording on the card makes it sound otherwise.
• Abilities that trigger when a creature attacks, blocks, or is blocked will trigger during each combat that turn. Thus, a creature with Rampage will get the bonus added during each attack. [WotC Rules Team 1997/03/14]
• Forking this card during your opponents turn will not allow you to attack during their turn. [WotC Rules Team 1997/03/14]
• If you manage to resolve this spell on another player's turn, that player gets the extra combat phase, not you. [bethmo 1999/09/27] Can happen if you Fork another player's casting of this spell.
• It only creates an additional attack and main phase if it resolves during a main phase. [WotC Rules Team 2003/12/01]

92. Rock Slide

• X can be zero. [D'Angelo 2003/05/19]
• If X is greater than zero, you cannot choose zero targets. You must choose between 1 and X targets. If X is zero, you cannot choose any targets. [DeLaney 2003/05/19]
• Note - Also see X Costs, Rule G24.1.

93. Solfatara

• Prevents all land playing that turn, not just one land. [DeLaney 1997/01/28]
• Does not prevent effects from putting a land into play. [DeLaney 1997/02/02]

94. Song of Blood

• If a creature attacks more than once in a turn (due to Relentless Assault), it gets the bonus each time. [D'Angelo 1999/09/20]

95. Spitting Drake

• Note - This card is referred to by Kyscu Drake.

96. Suq'Ata Lancer

• 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.

97. Talruum Champion

• If a Root Spider blocks this card, the Root Spider still ends up without first strike. This is because this card's "remove first strike" triggered ability is resolved after the Root Spider's "add first strike" triggered ability. [D'Angelo 1999/07/10]
• Note - Also see First Strike, Rule 502.2.

98. Talruum Piper

• It does not make creature with Reach block it. [Future Sight FAQ 2007/05/01]

99. Tremor

100. Viashino Sandstalker

• It is returned to its owner's hand at the end of every turn in which it is in play. [D'Angelo 1998/03/26]
• Note - Also see Haste, Rule 502.5.
• Note - This card was of creature type "Viashino" instead of "Viashino Warrior" until Ninth Edition and Oracle 2005/08/01.

101. Archangel

• Note - The Portal version had no creature type.
• Note - Also see Vigilance, Rule 502.14.

102. Daraja Griffin

103. Equipoise

• You choose which permanents to phase out. [Duelist Magazine #17, Page 28]
• You choose the artifacts, creatures and lands on resolution. [D'Angelo 1999/09/20]
• In multiplayer games, can choose a different target player each turn. You can even choose yourself. [Duelist Magazine #17, Page 28]
• Note - Also see Phasing Out and In, Rule 502.15.

104. Eye of Singularity

• Since phasing in does not cause comes-into-play effects to trigger, it is possible to phase in a card which is already in play and not trigger this effect. [bethmo 1997/02/05]
• If a duplicate legendary permanent is cast while this is in play, both permanents are put into the graveyard. [Duelist Magazine #17, Page 28]
• If a copy card such as Clone enters play, the permanent it is copying is destroyed and the copy card stays in play. [bethmo 1997/05/23]
• Note - Also see Enchant World, Rule G23.5.
• Note - This card was of type "Enchant World" until Oracle 2005/08/01.

105. Freewind Falcon

• Note - Also see Protection, Rule 502.7.
• Note - Before errata, this card was of creature type Falcon.

106. Gossamer Chains

• The return of this card to your hand is part of the activation cost and is paid on announcement. You do not have a choice to pay his cost zero times or more than one time in order to multiply the effect. [D'Angelo 1997/01/28]
• A creature is only considered an "unblocked creature" if it is an attacker during combat after blockers are declared. [D'Angelo 2002/03/16]

107. Honorable Passage

108. Hope Charm

• Note - Also see Aura, Rule G1.30.
• Note - Also see First Strike, Rule 502.2.
• Note - Also see Modal Spells and Abilities, Rule G13.13.

109. Infantry Veteran

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

110. Jamuraan Lion

• Note - This card was of creature type "Lion" and not "Cat" until Oracle 2006/01/15.

111. Knight of Valor

• The second ability is not Flanking and is not removed by an effect that removes Flanking. [Duelist Magazine #17, Page 30]
• Note - Also see Flanking, Rule 502.3.
• Note - This card was of type "Knight" and not "Human Knight" until Oracle 2006/01/15.

112. Longbow Archer

• Note - Also see First Strike, Rule 502.2.
• Note - Also see Reach, Rule 502.70.
• Note - In Visions this card was of creature type Archer.
• Note - This card was of creature type "Archer" from Visions until Sixth Edition. It was of creature type "Soldier" until Oracle 2006/01/15.

113. Miraculous Recovery

114. Parapet

115. Peace Talks

• Can be played after your attack. [bethmo 1997/02/10]
• It affects the current turn and the next turn. This could affect the same player twice if they have two turns in a row, or it could affect different players. In a multiplayer game it affects exactly two turns, not a full round of turns. [D'Angelo 1997/08/18]
• Does not stop triggered abilities since triggered abilities are simply put on the stack. They are never "played". A fine but important distinction. [D'Angelo 1999/07/10]

116. Relic Ward

• Note - Also see Aura, Rule G1.30.
• Note - Also see Shroud, Rule 502.36.
• Note - This card was of type "Enchant Artifact" until Oracle 2005/08/01.

117. Remedy

• You choose the targets and you choose how to divide up the 5 damage on announcement. [WotC Rules Team 2000/04/26]
• You cannot choose zero targets. You must choose between 1 and 5 targets. [DeLaney 2003/05/19]

118. Resistance Fighter

• Note - This card was of type "Soldier" and not "Human Soldier" until Oracle 2006/01/15.

119. Retribution of the Meek

120. Righteous Aura

121. Sun Clasp

• Note - Also see Aura, Rule G1.30.
• Note - This card was of type "Enchant Creature" until Oracle 2005/08/01.

122. Teferi's Honor Guard

• Note - Also see Flanking, Rule 502.3.
• Note - Also see Phasing Out and In, Rule 502.15.
• Note - This card was of creature type "Knight" and not "Human Knight" until Oracle 2006/01/15.

123. Tithe

• Counts lands on resolution, not on announcement. [Duelist Magazine #17, Page 30]
• You do not have to find a plains card if you do not want to. See Rule G19.4. [D'Angelo 2001/07/14]
• Can be used to get a non-basic land that "counts as" a plains. [D'Angelo 1998/04/08]

124. Warrior's Honor

• Note - The Anthologies version of the card has a mana cost of {1}{W} instead of {2}{W}. This is an error.

125. Zhalfirin Crusader

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

126. Army Ants

127. Breathstealer's Crypt

128. Corrosion

• Does not destroy anything until its upkeep triggered ability is resolved. So the turn after you cast it, all 0-cost and 1-cost artifacts are destroyed. [bethmo 1997/01/28] In other words, the destroy is part of the effect and is not a continuous ability or part of the counters.
• When it leaves play, it removes all rust counters from all instances of Corrosion and not just ones from itself. [Aahz 1997/01/29]
• It does count rust counters put on artifacts by other Corrosion cards. This means that having more than one of these can result in fast destruction of artifacts. [Oracle 1998/07/01]
• In multiplayer games, you can choose a new target player each upkeep. [D'Angelo 1999/09/20]
• Note - Also see Cumulative Upkeep, Rule 502.13.

129. Femeref Enchantress

• If it goes to the graveyard, its ability will not trigger because of any local enchantments on herself (unless those enchantments are being destroyed by the same effect that is destroying the Enchantress). This is because those enchantments are not put into the graveyard until after she is in the graveyard. [bethmo 1997/10/19]
• Note - This card was of creature type "Enchantress" and not "Human Druid" until Oracle 2006/01/15.

130. Firestorm Hellkite

• Note - Also see Cumulative Upkeep, Rule 502.13.
• Note - Also see Trample, Rule 502.9.

131. Guiding Spirit

• Note - This card was of creature type "Angel" until Oracle 2006/01/15, when it became "Spirit". Then with Oracle 2008/01/01 it became "Angel Spirit".

132. Mundungu

• Note - This card was of creature type "Wizard" and not "Human Wizard" until Oracle 2006/01/15]

133. Pygmy Hippo

• Note - Before errata, it was creature type Hippopotamus. [Oracle 1999/07/01]

134. Righteous War

• Note - Also see Protection, Rule 502.7.

135. Scalebane's Elite

• Note - Also see Protection, Rule 502.7.
• Note - This card was of type "Soldier" and not "Human Soldier" until Oracle 2006/01/15.

136. Simoon

137. Squandered Resources

• Can sacrifice a land which cannot produce mana, but you don't get any mana from this ability. [D'Angelo 1999/07/10]
• Mirage/Visions/Weatherlight block format tournaments (see Rule 806.4) have banned this card since 1997/07/01.

138. Suleiman's Legacy

• Does nothing to Djinns or Efreets that phase in while it is in play. [Duelist Magazine #17, Page 30]
• Note - Also see Comes Into Play Abilities, Rule 410.10a.

139. Tempest Drake

• Note - Also see Vigilance, Rule 502.14.

140. Viashivan Dragon

• Note - This card is referred to by Kyscu Drake.

141. Anvil of Bogardan

• If the draw part of the effect is skipped due to a replacement effect like Island Sanctuary or such, the discard part of the effect is not skipped. [bethmo 1997/09/13]
• The draw and discard during the draw step are controlled by the controller of Anvil of Bogardan. This means the discard is forced and can trigger Sand Golem or Mangara's Blessing. [D'Angelo 1998/05/12]
• If multiple effects modify your hand size limit, apply them in the order they enter play. For example, if both this and Recycle are in play, the most recent in play decides your hand size. [D'Angelo 2001/05/21]

142. Brass-Talon Chimera

• Note - Also see First Strike, Rule 502.2.

143. Diamond Kaleidoscope

• Note - Also see Token Creatures, Rule 216.

144. Dragon Mask

145. Helm of Awakening

• The effect is cumulative. [Aahz 1997/01/29]
• You apply the Helm to the total play cost. Since the play cost is the total of the mana cost (see Rule G13.7) and all costs in the card text, this means you can apply the Helm to things like Fireball's extra targets and to Buyback (see Rule 502.16) costs. The cost reduction is not applied separately to each thing, however, it is applied just once to the total cost. For example, a Capsize costs {U}{U}{1} to cast and {3} for Buyback for a total play cost of {U}{U}{4}. One Helm makes the cost {U}{U}{3} and three Helms makes the cost {U}{U}{1}. See how the reduction is applied to the total and not to individual items. [D'Angelo 1998/01/06]
• The effect is applied for Kicker (see Rule 502.21) the same way it is applied for Buyback (see Rule 502.16). You add the Kicker to the total cost before applying any reductions. [D'Angelo 2001/07/22]
• The cost reduction can apply to external penalty effects such as Gloom. [WotC Rules Team 1998/02/01]
• The generic X cost is still considered generic even if there is a requirement that a specific color be used for it. For example, "only black mana can be spent this way". This distinction is important for effects which reduce the generic portion of a spell's cost. For example, if you had two Helms in play (each reduces the generic costs of all spells by 1), you could cast a Drain Life for just {B} and still do 1 damage. [WotC Rules Team 1997/06/01] [Duelist Magazine #19, Page 26]
• Can lower the cost to zero. For example, a Brass Man. But cannot lower something below zero. [D'Angelo 1998/06/26]
• The lower cost is not optional like with some other cost reducers. [D'Angelo 1997/01/27]
• Can never affect the colored (non-generic) part of a play cost or any additions to the cost. [D'Angelo 1998/07/29]

146. Iron-Heart Chimera

• Note - Also see Vigilance, Rule 502.14.

147. Juju Bubble

• The text "play a card" means to play a land or to announce any kind of spell. [bethmo 1997/02/25] The spell does not have to be successfully cast.
• It does not matter if it is played from your hand or from something like Elkin Bottle. [D'Angelo 1997/02/18]
• Does not care if you use an ability which puts something into play. [DeLaney 1997/02/02]
• Note - Also see Cumulative Upkeep, Rule 502.13.

148. Lead-Belly Chimera

• Note - Also see Trample, Rule 502.9.

149. Magma Mine

150. Matopi Golem

• Note - Before errata, this card had no creature type.

151. Phyrexian Marauder

• Note - Also see X Costs, Rule G24.1.
• Note - This card had no creature type until Oracle 2006/01/15.

152. Phyrexian Walker

• Note - This card had no creature type until Oracle 2006/01/15.

153. Sands of Time

• You can tap lands for mana before Sands of Time toggles your permanents. The mana you gain is in your mana pool during your upkeep and draw steps and will give you mana burn if you don't spend it before the end of your draw step. [D'Angelo 2001/09/13]
• This card still affects players when it is tapped. [D'Angelo 1999/07/10]

154. Sisay's Ring

155. Snake Basket

• Note - Also see Token Creatures, Rule 216.
• Note - The tokens were of type "Cobra" and not "Snake" until Oracle 2006/01/15.

156. Teferi's Puzzle Box

• You do your normal draw before this ability resolves (see Rule 304.1). [D'Angelo 2001/05/19]
• If you have more than one of these, each effect triggers separately. [D'Angelo 1999/05/01]

157. Tin-Wing Chimera

158. Triangle of War

• If either target is illegal when the ability resolves, it will do nothing. [Jordan 2002/09/29]

159. Wand of Denial

160. Coral Atoll

• When played from your hand, it counts as your playing of a land this turn. This is because it replaces the effect of putting the land into play. It does not replace the announcement of playing a land. [WotC Rules Team 2000/01/11]

161. Dormant Volcano

• When played from your hand, it counts as your playing of a land this turn. This is because it replaces the effect of putting the land into play. It does not replace the announcement of playing a land. [WotC Rules Team 2000/01/11]

162. Everglades

• When played from your hand, it counts as your playing of a land this turn. This is because it replaces the effect of putting the land into play. It does not replace the announcement of playing a land. [WotC Rules Team 2000/01/11]

163. Griffin Canyon

• Can target an already untapped Griffin, and gives the bonus regardless. [DeLaney 1997/02/02]

164. Jungle Basin

• When played from your hand, it counts as your playing of a land this turn. This is because it replaces the effect of putting the land into play. It does not replace the announcement of playing a land. [WotC Rules Team 2000/01/11]

165. Karoo

• When played from your hand, it counts as your playing of a land this turn. This is because it replaces the effect of putting the land into play. It does not replace the announcement of playing a land. [WotC Rules Team 2000/01/11]

166. Quicksand

167. Undiscovered Paradise

• Only returns to owner's hand if it is still in play at the beginning of your next untap step. [D'Angelo 2006/01/20]
• It will return even if some other player now controls the land. [D'Angelo 2006/01/20]
• It will return even if some effect prevents you from untapping it. The ability is not replacing the untapping of the land in any way. [DeLaney 2000/01/16]