Core Rules - v1.5
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| 190.6.c. |
If an Ability of a Battlefield indicates that a specific player makes a choice, that player is the Ability’s controller. They take responsibility for adding it to the chain if applicable and make all choices required by the ability. They and only they control the ability, regardless of who controls the Battlefield. |
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Example: Abandoned Hall is a battlefield that reads “When a player plays a spell, they may give a unit they control here +1 might this turn.” The ability indicates that the player who played the spell makes the choice, so that player takes responsibility for putting the ability on the chain and makes all choices. They control the triggered ability. |
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| 190.6.d. |
“You” in a battlefield’s abilities refers to the battlefield’s Controller, as does the implied “you” in instructions that don’t specify a player like “draw 1.” If the battlefield has no Controller, “you” refers to no one, and all such instructions are ignored. |
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Everything Else |
| 191.1. |
Players control their own Champion Legend. |
| 191.2. |
When a player Plays, Hides, or Creates a Card or other Game Object, they are established as that Game Object's Controller. |
| 191.3. |
For Spells, they are the Spell's Controller. |
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