Core Rules - v1.5
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Example: If a card is played from facedown, it gains the restriction that it can only target game objects at the battlefield it was played from unless its targeting is restricted in such a way that choosing a unit at that battlefield is impossible. If a player makes new choices for such a card, they must still choose from among objects at that battlefield. |
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| 754. |
If, as a result of new choices, the chain item targets a Game Object, even if it previously targeted the same Game Object, any Targeting Effects of that Game Object will trigger as appropriate. |
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Any costs “to play” the chain item that are incurred as a result of new choices made in this way are ignored. |
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The chain item is already played and its costs paid. Any further costs incurred have no effect on the finalized chain item. |
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Untargetability |
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Some Game Effects declare that a Game Object can’t be chosen by a certain set of spells and abilities. Those effects designate the Game Object as Untargetable. |
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These passive abilities will usually take the form “[Game Object] can’t be chosen by [Category] spells and abilities.” |
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