Core Rules - v1.4
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| 414.1.c. |
If a Game Object is instructed to be Exhausted while it is already Exhausted, nothing additional happens. |
| 414.2. |
"Exhausted" is a state for Game Objects on the board that other game effects and rules can reference. |
| 414.3. |
This is a Limited Action. |
| 414.3.a. |
Most Exhaust actions will be costs for Activated Abilities or Discretionary Actions. |
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Example: A unit's Standard Move exhausts the unit as a cost. |
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| 414.4. |
When Exhausting is listed as a Cost, then the Action must be able to be completed for the cost to be paid. |
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Example: A spell says "As an additional cost to play this, you may exhaust a friendly unit." An exhausted friendly unit may not be exhausted again as the additional cost for the spell, and the additional cost has not been paid. |
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