Core Rules - v1.5
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Example: Legion specifies the duration of its condition: “if you have played another card this turn.” This turn is the duration. > |
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Example: A dependent keyword that is short for “Until you have spent [3] this turn” would include a limitation on its condition. > |
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Example: A dependent keyword that is short for “After you’ve attacked this turn” would include a time after which the condition is active. > |
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| 727.1.b. |
The Dependent Ability associated with the Dependent Keyword is Inactive on the card with the Dependent Keyword until the Condition is met, when it becomes Active > |
| 727.1.b.1. |
The Dependent Ability is present on the card for the sake of reference or evaluation until the Condition is met > |
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See rule 720. Inactive for more information > |
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| 727.1.b.2. |
The Dependent Ability is Active exactly as written while the Condition is true > |
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