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Weatherlight

 Wetterlicht  Aquilon  Cavalcavento  El Vientoligero  Alisios

1. Abyssal Gatekeeper

• If another creature goes to the graveyard at the same time as this card, you cannot choose that creature as the one to be sacrificed by the Gatekeeper's triggered ability. This is because you finish putting all the dying creatures into the graveyard before dealing with the Gatekeeper's triggered ability, and therefore those other creatures going to the graveyard with it are not legal targets. [Duelist Magazine #19, Page 34]
• The "sacrifice a creature" effect is not targeted. It can affect creatures with protection from black. [D'Angelo 1997/08/27]
• Note - This card was creature type "Gatekeeper" until Oracle 2007/05/01, when it changed to "Horror".

2. Agonizing Memories

3. Barrow Ghoul

• When the triggered ability resolves, you have the choice of removing the top creature card in your graveyard from the game. If you do not do so, then you sacrifice this card. You can choose to not remove the top creature card even if this card is not in play at the time. [D'Angelo 1999/07/10]

4. Bone Dancer

5. Buried Alive

• You can look in your library and then choose to find any number from zero to three creatures after you look at it. [D'Angelo 2000/12/07]
• You do not have to find all three creature cards if you do not want to. You can choose to find zero, one, or two instead. See Rule G19.4. [D'Angelo 2001/07/14]

6. Circling Vultures

7. Coils of the Medusa

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

8. Doomsday

• You lose the life during resolution. [D'Angelo 1999/05/01]
• If you have less than 5 cards between your graveyard and library, you keep all your cards. [DeLaney 1997/06/12]
• You do have to find five cards (unless your library and graveyard consist of less than 5 cards). [D'Angelo 2001/07/14]
• Vintage tournaments (see Rule 801) restricted this card from 1999/10/01 until 2004/09/20.
• Legacy tournaments (see Rule 802) banned this card from 1999/10/01 until 2004/09/20.

9. Fatal Blow

• This card works if the creature was successfully damaged at any point during the turn, even if it regenerated. [Aahz 1997/07/03]

10. Festering Evil

11. Fledgling Djinn

12. Gallowbraid

• Note - Also see Cumulative Upkeep, Rule 502.13.
• Note - Also see Legendary, Rule G12.9.
• Note - Also see Trample, Rule 502.9.
• Note - This card was of creature type "Legend" until Oracle 2004/10/01. Then it had no creature type until Oracle 2007/05/01 when it became type "Horror".

13. Haunting Misery

14. Hidden Horror

• You choose whether to discard or not on resolution. If not, then you sacrifice this card. You can choose to not discard if you no longer control this card on resolution. [D'Angelo 1999/06/01]
• Note - Also see Comes Into Play Abilities, Rule 410.10a.
• Note - In Weatherlight this card was of creature type Undead.

15. Infernal Tribute

16. Mischievous Poltergeist

• Note - This card was of creature type "Ghost" until Oracle 2007/05/01 when it became "Spirit".

17. Morinfen

• Note - Also see Cumulative Upkeep, Rule 502.13.
• 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 2007/05/01 when it became "Horror".

18. Necratog

19. Odylic Wraith

• Note - Also see Landwalk, Rule 502.6.
• Note - Before the errata, this card was of creature type Undead.

20. Razortooth Rats

• Note - Also see Fear, Rule 502.25.

21. Shadow Rider

• Note - Also see Flanking, Rule 502.3.
• Note - This card was creature type "Knight" until Oracle 2007/05/01 when it became "Zombie Knight".

22. Shattered Crypt

• Note - Also see X Costs, Rule G24.1.

23. Spinning Darkness

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

24. Strands of Night

25. Tendrils of Despair

• You cannot sacrifice multiple creatures to get a multiple effect. [D'Angelo 1997/06/12]
• If the player has fewer than 2 cards, they discard whatever they have. [D'Angelo 1997/06/23]

26. Urborg Justice

• Does not target the creatures. [DeLaney 1997/06/12]
• The creatures to be sacrificed are chosen on resolution, not on announcement. [bethmo 1997/06/12]

27. Urborg Stalker

• Note - This card was creature type "Undead" until Oracle 2007/05/01 when it became "Horror".

28. Wave of Terror

• Will not kill zero cost creatures. [bethmo 1997/06/12]
• Only kills creatures with an exact cost of N, not N or less (where N is the last paid cumulative upkeep). [bethmo 1997/06/12]
• Note - Also see Converted Mana Cost, Rule G3.29.
• Note - Also see Cumulative Upkeep, Rule 502.13.

29. Zombie Scavengers

30. Abduction

• Can be played on an already untapped creature. [D'Angelo 1997/12/29]
• Note - Also see Aura, Rule G1.30.
• Note - Also see Comes Into Play Abilities, Rule 410.10a.
• Note - Prior to Oracle 2005/08/01, this card was of type "Enchant Creature".

31. Abjure

• You cannot sacrifice multiple permanents to get a multiple effect. [D'Angelo 1997/06/12]
• Note - Before errata this spell was of type Interrupt.

32. Ancestral Knowledge

• Note - Also see Comes Into Play Abilities, Rule 410.10a.
• Note - Also see Cumulative Upkeep, Rule 502.13.

33. Apathy

• The discard to untap is a payment and is not forced. [bethmo 1997/06/12]
• Note - Also see Aura, Rule G1.30.
• Note - This card was of type "Enchant Creature" until Oracle 2005/08/01.

34. Argivian Restoration

35. Avizoa

• You skip the next untap step that you are not skipping for any other reason. In other words, the skips save up until you skip as many as required. [Aahz 1997/06/16]
• Note - Also see Skipping a Phase, Rule 419.6e.
• Note - This card was of creature type "Avizoa" until Oracle 2007/05/01 when it changed to "Jellyfish"

36. Cloud Djinn

37. Disrupt

• If you draw another counterspell when Disrupt resolves, and the player paid the mana to stop Disrupt from countering the spell, you may use the newly drawn counterspell to try again to counter the spell being cast. [Duelist Magazine #19, Page 34]
• Note - The Weatherlight version of this card was of type Interrupt.

38. Ertai's Familiar

• Note - Also see Phasing, Rule 502.15.

39. Flux

• The discard is forced even though you choose how many to discard. [Aahz 1997/06/16]

40. Fog Elemental

41. Mana Chains

• Note - Also see Aura, Rule G1.30.
• Note - Also see Cumulative Upkeep, Rule 502.13.
• Note - This card was of type "Enchant Creature" until Oracle 2005/08/01.

42. Manta Ray

• Note - Also see Islandhome, Rule G9.19.

43. Merfolk Traders

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

44. Noble Benefactor

• Note - This card was creature type "Cleric" until Oracle 2007/05/01 when it became "Human Cleric".

45. Ophidian

46. Paradigm Shift

47. Pendrell Mists

48. Phantom Warrior

• Note - The Portal version had no creature type. Then it was of creature type "Illusion" until Oracle 2007/05/01 when it became "Illusion Warrior"

49. Phantom Wings

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

50. Psychic Vortex

• You can use Library of Leng's ability with cards discarded for this effect. [Duelist Magazine #19, Page 34]
• Note - Also see Cumulative Upkeep, Rule 502.13.

51. Relearn

• Note - Older cards of type interrupt have errata to be of type instant.

52. Sage Owl

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

53. Teferi's Veil

• Remember that if there is more than one thing scheduled for the end of combat to use the "active/current player's abilities first in any order they choose, then the other player's abilities in any order they choose" rule for placing the abilities on the stack. For example if a Fog Elemental attacks and you control a Teferi's Veil, you get to choose which of the "phase out" or "bury" effects happens first (and the other one fails to happen). [D'Angelo 1999/07/10]

54. Timid Drake

• Since the unsummoning of this card is a triggered ability on another creature coming into play, it is placed on the stack with in the standard triggered ability order. This means that if your opponent does something like cast Nekrataal, the active player's (their) triggered abilities are placed on the stack before yours and the Drake is a valid target for the Nekrataal triggered ability. But since your ability is placed on the stack last, the Drake will go to your hand instead of being destroyed. [D'Angelo 1999/07/01]
• Note - Also see Comes Into Play Abilities, Rule 410.10a.

55. Tolarian Drake

• Note - Also see Phasing, Rule 502.15.

56. Tolarian Entrancer

• Note - This card was creature type "Wizard" until Oracle 2007/05/01 when it became "Human Wizard".

57. Tolarian Serpent

• If less than seven cards in the library, move all that are there. [DeLaney 1997/06/12]

58. Vodalian Illusionist

• Note - This card was creature type "Merfolk" until Oracle 2007/05/01 when it became "Merfolk Wizard".

59. Aboroth

• Note - Also see Cumulative Upkeep, Rule 502.13.
• Note - This card was creature type "Aboroth" until Oracle 2007/05/01, when it changed to "Elemental".

60. Arctic Wolves

• Note - Also see Comes Into Play Abilities, Rule 410.10a.
• Note - Also see Cumulative Upkeep, Rule 502.13.

61. Barishi

• You still shuffle the creature cards into the library even if this card is not in your graveyard when the triggered ability resolves. [Aahz 1997/06/13]
• Note - This card was of creature type "Barishi" until Oracle 2007/05/01 when it changed to "Elemental".

62. Blossoming Wreath

• Creatures are counted on resolution. [DeLaney 1997/06/12]

63. Briar Shield

• When you use the activated ability, this card goes to the graveyard when you announce the ability (losing the +1/+1 bonus) but the creature does not get the +3/+3 bonus until the ability resolves. It has no bonus while the ability is on the stack. [D'Angelo 2002/12/19]
• Note - Also see Aura, Rule G1.30.
• Note - This card was of type "Enchant Creature" until Oracle 2005/08/01.

64. Call of the Wild

65. Choking Vines

• Remember that a creature with Trample which is blocked but has no actual creatures blocking it to which it can assign damage, deals its damage to the defending player. This makes this spell not very effective against Trample creatures. [D'Angelo 1997/06/12] See Rule 502.9.
• Will make any creatures it targets become blocked, even if the creature had blocking restrictions on it. For example, you can make an Islandwalk creature become blocked even if the defending player has Islands. This is because evasion abilities only prevent creatures from being assigned to block them. [D'Angelo 1997/06/20]
• This spell can only target attacking creatures which means it is usually played after attackers are declared and either before or after blockers are declared. [D'Angelo 1999/07/10]
• You can declare zero targets, with X=0. [Duelist Magazine #19, Page 34]
• Note - Also see X Costs, Rule G24.1.

66. Dense Foliage

67. Downdraft

68. Fallow Wurm

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

69. Familiar Ground

• When combined with Goblin War Drums, it can make all your creatures unblockable. [Duelist Magazine #19, Page 34]

70. Fungus Elemental

• The ability to add counters is usable on a turn in which it phases in, even though "comes into play" abilities did not trigger. [D'Angelo 1999/07/10]
• Note - This card was of creature type "Elemental" until Oracle 2007/05/01 when it became "Fungus Elemental".

71. Gaea's Blessing

• 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]

72. Harvest Wurm

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

73. Liege of the Hollows

• The triggered ability lets each player pay mana. After each player has paid whatever mana they intend to pay during announcement, the effect resolves and puts all the token creatures into play at once. [D'Angelo 1999/03/26] There is no way to use the token creatures to generate mana to pour back into this ability, because you don't get the token creatures until the ability resolves.
• Note - Also see Token Creatures, Rule 216.

74. Llanowar Behemoth

• You can use its ability to tap creatures that have summoning sickness. Summoning sickness only prevents the payment of abilities with a tap symbol in the cost, not the tapping by other cards as a cost. [Duelist Magazine #19, Page 34]
• Can tap itself even if it has summoning sickness. [Aahz 1997/06/25] This is because summoning sickness only prevents abilities with the {Tap} symbol in the cost. Summoning sickness does not affect other ways of tapping a creature.
• Note - This card was of creature type "Behemoth" and not "Elemental" until Ninth Edition and Oracle 2005/08/01.

75. Llanowar Druid

• Note - This card was creature type "Elf" until Oracle 2007/05/01 when it became "Elf Druid".

76. Llanowar Sentinel

• You do not have to find a Llanowar Sentinel card if you do not want to. See Rule G19.4. [D'Angelo 2001/07/14]
• If you do find one and put it into play, its ability will trigger and you can then search again. [D'Angelo 2006/01/20]
• Note - Also see Comes Into Play Abilities, Rule 410.10a.

77. Mwonvuli Ooze

• Its power/toughness changes when the cumulative upkeep resolves, not when it is announced. [bethmo 1997/06/20]
• Note - Also see Cumulative Upkeep, Rule 502.13.

78. Nature's Kiss

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

79. Nature's Resurgence

80. Redwood Treefolk

• Note - The Portal version had no creature type.

81. Rogue Elephant

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

82. Striped Bears

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

83. Sylvan Hierophant

• You still put a creature card from your graveyard into your hand even if this card is not in your graveyard when the triggered ability resolves. [Aahz 1997/06/13]
• It targets a creature card in the graveyard. This target is selected when putting the triggered ability on the stack. [WotC Rules Team 1998/07/01]
• Note - This card was creature type "Cleric" until Oracle 2007/05/01 when it became "Human Cleric".

84. Tranquil Grove

85. Uktabi Efreet

• Note - Also see Cumulative Upkeep, Rule 502.13.

86. Veteran Explorer

• Note - This card was creature type "Soldier" until Oracle 2007/05/01, when it became "Human Soldier". Then with Oracle 2007/10/01 it became "Human Soldier Scout".

87. Vitalize

88. Æther Flash

• This card has a "comes into play" triggered ability (see Rule 410.10a). Each time a creature comes into play, you first apply any continuous effects of cards in play (such as Humility or whatever), then you put this ability on the stack. When it resolves, the creature takes 2 damage. You can play instants on the stack before letting this resolve. [D'Angelo 1999/05/01]
• This is not a targeted ability, so it deals damage to Deadly Insect and other creatures that cannot be targeted by spells and abilities. [D'Angelo 1997/09/02]
• Note - Also see Comes Into Play Abilities, Rule 410.10a.

89. Betrothed of Fire

• If this card is on a creature you do not control, you may not use the ability to sacrifice the creature. This is because you cannot sacrifice something you do not control. [WotC Rules Team 1997/07/03]
• Note - Also see Aura, Rule G1.30.
• Note - This card was of type "Enchant Creature" until Oracle 2005/08/01.

90. Bloodrock Cyclops

• There is no penalty if it cannot attack. [DeLaney 1997/06/12]
• Note - Also see Must Attack or Block, Rule 500.
• Note - This card was creature type "Giant" instead of "Cyclops" from Oracle 1999/07/01 to Oracle 2007/05/01.

91. Bogardan Firefiend

• You must pick a target creature, even if you are the only player with creatures in play. [D'Angelo 1997/06/12]
• Note - This card was creature type "Spirit" until Oracle 2007/05/01 when it changed to "Elemental Spirit".

92. Boiling Blood

• Note - Also see Must Attack or Block, Rule 500.

93. Cinder Giant

94. Cinder Wall

• Note - Also see Defender, Rule 502.41.
• Note - Also see Walls, Rule G23.1.

95. Cone of Flame

• Cannot be played unless you have 3 different targets. [D'Angelo 1997/06/23]

96. Desperate Gambit

• The coin is flipped during resolution of this spell, so you know in advance what will happen when the source deals damage the next time. [D'Angelo 2001/06/15]

97. Dwarven Berserker

• Note - Also see Trample, Rule 502.9.
• Note - This card was of creature type "Dwarf" until Oracle 2007/05/01 when it changed to Dwarf Berserker". [Oracle 2007/05/01]

98. Dwarven Thaumaturgist

• As per Rule 418.5a, power and toughness switching is applied after any effects that modify power/toughness. This means that even if new spells and abilities are played to modify power/toughness, they are applied before the switch. [D'Angelo 2006/01/01]
• Note - This card was of creature type "Dwarf" until Oracle 2007/05/01 when it became "Dwarf Shaman".

99. Fervor

• Note - Also see Haste, Rule 502.5.

100. Fire Whip

• 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.

101. Firestorm

• Cannot be cast for a value of X more than the number of legal (different) targets. [Duelist Magazine #19, Page 34] You cannot target the same thing more than once. [Fifth Rulebook, Page 37]

102. Fit of Rage

• The +3/+3 is also only until end of turn. [D'Angelo 1997/06/12]
• Note - Also see First Strike, Rule 502.2.

103. Goblin Bomb

• Nothing happens if you are instructed to remove a fuse counter from an empty card. [DeLaney 1997/06/12]

104. Goblin Grenadiers

105. Goblin Vandal

• Note - This card was creature type "Goblin" until Oracle 2007/10/01, when it became "Goblin Vandal".

106. Heart of Bogardan

• The consequences of not paying the cumulative upkeep happen at the same time the card is sacrificed as a result of not paying. This is not a triggered ability. [WotC Rules Team 1997/07/03]
• Note - Also see Cumulative Upkeep, Rule 502.13.

107. Heat Stroke

• Heat Stroke does need to be in play at end of combat when it triggers. [D'Angelo 2007/05/15]

108. Hurloon Shaman

• Note - This card was creature type "Minotaur" until Oracle 2007/05/01 when it became "Minotaur Shaman".

109. Lava Hounds

• Note - Also see Comes Into Play Abilities, Rule 410.10a.
• Note - Also see Haste, Rule 502.5.

110. Lava Storm

111. Maraxus of Keld

• 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 2007/05/01 when it became "Human Warrior".

112. Orcish Settlers

• Note - Also see X Costs, Rule G24.1.

113. Roc Hatchling

• The flying ability is inherent to the card, and is not an external effect. So it is considered the first to enter play and will lose out to any effect which removes flying from the Hatchling. [bethmo 1997/08/21]
• Is not considered to have Flying ability when it is first played, so it will not trigger a Hidden Spider. [bethmo 1998/11/03]
• Note - Also see Comes Into Play Abilities, Rule 410.10a.

114. Sawtooth Ogre

• The damage happens even if this card is not in play at the end of combat. [Aahz 1997/06/13]

115. Thunderbolt

• The decision to target a flying creature or a player is made on announcement This decision cannot be changed if the spell is redirected. [bethmo 1997/10/07] See Rule G13.13 on Modal spells.
• Note - Also see Modal Spells and Abilities, Rule G13.13.

116. Thundermare

• Note - Also see Comes Into Play Abilities, Rule 410.10a.
• Note - Also see Haste, Rule 502.5.
• Note - The Portal version had no creature type. Then it was of type "Thundermare" until Oracle 2007/05/01 when it became "Elemental". Then with Oracle 2007/10/01 it became "Elemental Horse".

117. Abeyance

• It only affects player's right to announce things. It does not affect anything which was already announced but has not yet resolved. [D'Angelo 1997/06/30] In other words, Abeyance cannot be used to counter a spell or ability. [Duelist Magazine #19, Page 34]
• The player can respond to the casting of this spell by playing instant spells and abilities other than mana abilities. But after this spell resolves, they cannot announce any more this turn. [D'Angelo 1999/07/10]
• Never prevents mana abilities from being played. [WotC Rules Team 1997/10/06] This means that you can tap lands for mana and play abilities of cards like Llanowar Elves which are played as mana abilities.
• Does not prohibit abilities which are not activated, such as continuous abilities of cards like Crusade, triggered abilities, or declaration of attackers or blockers. [D'Angelo 1999/07/10]
• Abeyance affects spells based on the spell's type and not on whether they are played when some other type would be legal. So, it does not prohibit spells that say "is played as an instant" or "can be played whenever you could play an instant" if the spell's type is not otherwise prevented. For example, an enchantment that could be played when you can play an instant is legal under Abeyance. [WotC Rules Team 1997/10/06] Similarly, a Summon spell played via Winding Canyons is legal. [Aahz 1997/09/09]
• Does prohibit the abilities of cards which are not in play. For example, the Ashen Ghoul's ability can not be played while it is in your graveyard. [WotC Rules Team 1997/12/18] [Duelist Magazine #22, Page 27]

118. Alabaster Dragon

• The ability is triggered and not a replacement as of Oracle 2007/05/01. [D'Angelo 2007/05/15]
• Note - The Portal version had no creature type.

119. Alms

120. Angelic Renewal

• If an animated land or artifact goes to the graveyard, you can still use this card's ability to pull the land or artifact back into play. [Aahz 1997/06/16]
• This card's ability cannot save token creatures. The tokens are removed from the game before this ability can return them. [Aahz 1997/06/16]
• If multiple creatures go to the graveyard at once, it triggers multiple times, but it can only be sacrificed once and only brings back one creature. [D'Angelo 1999/07/10]
• If this card goes to the graveyard at the same time as a creature or sometime between when the creature left play and when the triggered ability resolves, then you will not be able to sacrifice this card and the creature cannot be returned to play. [D'Angelo 2003/01/19]
• Triggers only on creatures going to the graveyard from play. [D'Angelo 2001/08/31]

121. Ardent Militia

• Note - The Portal version had no creature type. It was then of creature type "Soldier" until Oracle 2007/05/01 when it became "Human Soldier".
• Note - Also see Vigilance, Rule 502.14.

122. Argivian Find

123. Aura of Silence

• Affects all opponents in a multiplayer game. [D'Angelo 1999/07/10]

124. Benalish Infantry

• Note - Also see Banding, Rule 502.10.
• Note - This card was of creature type "Soldier" until Oracle 2007/05/01 when it changed to "Human Soldier".

125. Benalish Knight

• Note - Also see First Strike, Rule 502.2.
• Note - Also see Flash, Rule 502.57.
• Note - This card was of creature type "Knight" until Oracle 2007/05/01 when it changed to "Human Knight".

126. Benalish Missionary

• Works even if the creature is "blocked" by an effect rather than actual creatures. [DeLaney 1997/06/12]
• Note - This card was of creature type "Cleric" until Oracle 2007/05/01 when it changed to "Human Cleric".

127. Debt of Loyalty

• Can be played at any time with the effect of "regenerate target creature the next time it would be destroyed this turn". [D'Angelo 1999/07/10]

128. Duskrider Falcon

• Note - Also see Protection, Rule 502.7.
• Note - Before errata, this card was of creature type Falcon. [Oracle 1999/07/01]

129. Empyrial Armor

• This card's bonus varies as the number of cards in your hand varies. [D'Angelo 1998/08/04]
• Note - Also see Aura, Rule G1.30.
• Note - This card was of type "Enchant Creature" until Oracle 2005/08/01.

130. Foriysian Brigade

• Note - This card was of creature type "Soldier" until Oracle 2007/05/01 when it became "Human Soldier".

131. Gerrard's Wisdom

132. Guided Strike

• Note - Also see First Strike, Rule 502.2.

133. Heavy Ballista

• Note - This card was of creature type "Soldier" until Oracle 2007/05/01 when it became "Human Soldier".

134. Inner Sanctum

• Note - Also see Cumulative Upkeep, Rule 502.13.

135. Kithkin Armor

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

136. Master of Arms

• As of the errata on 2007/05/01, this card also prevents combat damage. Prior to that, it just tapped the blocking creature. [D'Angelo 2007/05/15]
• Note - Also see First Strike, Rule 502.2.
• Note - This card was of creature type "Soldier" until Oracle 2007/05/01 when it became "Human Soldier".

137. Mistmoon Griffin

• You still put the top creature card from your graveyard into play even if this card is not in your graveyard when the triggered ability resolves. [Aahz 1997/06/13]
• The player who controls the Griffin when it goes to the graveyard gets to bring a creature into play. It does not matter who owns the Griffin. [bethmo 1997/08/18]

138. Peacekeeper

• Players still have an attack phase, but must declare zero attackers. [D'Angelo 1999/07/10]
• Note - This card was of creature type "Peacekeeper" until Oracle 2007/05/01 when it became "Human".

139. Revered Unicorn

• Note - Also see Cumulative Upkeep, Rule 502.13.

140. Serenity

• Yes, it does destroy itself. [D'Angelo 1997/06/12]

141. Serra's Blessing

• Note - Also see Vigilance, Rule 502.14.

142. Soul Shepherd

• Note - This card was of creature type "Cleric" until Oracle 2007/05/01 when it became "Human Cleric".

143. Southern Paladin

• Note - This card was of creature type "Knight" until Oracle 2007/05/01 when it became "Human Knight".

144. Tariff

• The choice of creatures is made on resolution and not on announcement. [D'Angelo 1999/05/01]
• You can use mana abilities during the resolution of this spell if the player decides to pay the mana cost. [D'Angelo 1999/05/01]
• You choose whether to pay or not on resolution. If not, then you sacrifice the creature. You can choose to not pay if you control no creatures on resolution. [D'Angelo 1999/06/01]
• Note - Also see Converted Mana Cost, Rule G3.29.

145. Volunteer Reserves

• Note - Also see Banding, Rule 502.10.
• Note - Also see Cumulative Upkeep, Rule 502.13.
• Note - This card was creature type "Soldier" until Oracle 2007/05/01 when it became "Human Soldier"

146. Bösium Strip

147. Bubble Matrix

148. Chimeric Sphere

• You can change forms after blockers are assigned. A common strategy might be to make it a 2/1 Flyer and attack. After no blockers are declared (or even after blockers are declared), change it to a 3/2 creature and do more damage. [D'Angelo 1997/06/12]
• This card had no creature type when animated prior to Oracle 2007/05/01, when it became type "Construct". [D'Angelo 2007/05/15]

149. Dingus Staff

150. Jabari's Banner

• If a creature gains Flanking after blockers are assigned, the Flanking ability will not give them the -1/-1. Flanking must be on the creature before blockers are assigned because that is when Flanking triggers. [Duelist Magazine #19, Page 34]
• Note - Also see Flanking, Rule 502.3.

151. Jangling Automaton

• Note - This card had no creature type until Oracle 2007/05/01 when it became "Construct".

152. Mana Web

• The player can tap as many lands for mana as they want before the effect of this card taps the rest of their lands of that type. So it does not prevent a player from getting mana into their pool. [Duelist Magazine #19, Page 34] It just forces them to do so all at once. Remember that they cannot save mana across phases or through an attack.
• This affects lands that can produce a "type of mana". This includes color (or lack of color) combined with any limitations, so tapping a Mishra's Workshop for mana only has this card tap other lands which produce "colorless mana that can only be used to cast artifacts". Ones that just produce colorless mana without restriction are not affected. [bethmo 1997/06/25]
• It only affects lands which can produce the same type of mana which the land which was tapped for mana can produce. It does not tap every land which produce mana. [D'Angelo 1997/08/22] In other words, read it as "any type of mana that the land which was tapped can produce" instead of "any type of mana that land cards can produce."
• Remember that the lands are tapped as an effect and not as a cost, so the lands will not produce mana because of this. Players will not be forced to take mana burn. [Duelist Magazine #19, Page 34]

153. Mind Stone

154. Null Rod

• Does not affect continuous abilities or triggered abilities. [D'Angelo 1999/07/10]
• Does affect mana source abilities of artifacts. [D'Angelo 1999/07/10]

155. Phyrexian Furnace

156. Serrated Biskelion

• Note - This card had no creature type until Oracle 2007/05/01 when it became "Construct".

157. Steel Golem

• Yes, this only affects you. [D'Angelo 1997/06/12]
• You can put creatures into play by means other than playing them. [DeLaney 1997/06/12] For example, token creatures or Animate Dead.
• A creature spell is any "Creature" or "Artifact Creature" spell. [D'Angelo 1999/07/10] Older cards of type "Summon" are also Creature cards.
• Note - Before errata this card had no creature type. [Oracle 1999/07/01]

158. Straw Golem

• A creature spell is any "Creature" or "Artifact Creature" spell. [D'Angelo 2000/03/09] Older cards of type "Summon" also count.
• Note - This card had no creature type and now is creature type "Golem". [Oracle 2000/02/01]

159. Thran Forge

160. Thran Tome

161. Touchstone

162. Well of Knowledge

• Each player may use this ability as many times as they choose during their turn's draw step. [D'Angelo 1999/07/10]

163. Xanthic Statue

• Note - Also see Trample, Rule 502.9.
• Note - When animated, it had no creature type until Oracle 2007/05/01 when it became "Golem".

164. Gemstone Mine

• 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.

165. Lotus Vale

• You sacrifice the two lands after this land comes into play. [D'Angelo 1999/07/21] You cannot tap it for mana until after you sacrifice the lands.

166. Scorched Ruins

• You sacrifice the two lands just before this card comes into play. [D'Angelo 2002/03/01]
• Note - Also see Comes Into Play Abilities, Rule 410.10a.

167. Winding Canyons

• Note - Also see Flash, Rule 502.57.