Prismatic Wardrobe

Sorcery, W (1)
Destroy target card that does not share a color with clothing worn by its controller. You cannot choose an artifact or land card.
"Spring in Dominaria means pastels!" -Excerpt from Mage's Home Journal
Illus. D. Alexander Gregory

Crystal Keep Rulings Summaries

• Color matching is defined broadly. Shades of red, such as pink, scarlet, or crimson, count as red. Colors with a red component, such as orange or purple, do not. [QAS 1998/09/09]
• Your opponent must prove that you've picked an illegal target. Even if that means showing your red underwear. [QAS 1998/09/09]
• You can put on clothing at faster-than-mana ability speed. [QAS 1998/09/09]
• Clothing is defined as any item made of cloth or like material. Shirts, pants, socks, shoes, and hats are acceptable. Watches, jewelry, and glasses are not. [QAS 1998/09/09]
• It is legal to xxxxLace items of your clothing, in order to change their colors. [Barclay 1998/08/13]
• This card is very unlikely to be able to target a blue or black card at most Magic tournaments. [Barclay 1998/08/13]
• You can sometimes find Prismatic Wards in the Prismatic Wardrobe. [Barclay 1998/08/13]
• All tournament formats have banned cards from Unglued.
• Note - Also see Unglued rulings, Rule 507.

Format Legality	Banned in Vintage, Legacy, Extended, Standard
Printings (1/1)	Unglued (Common)