Rule evolution
Rule 109.4d
Previously numbered 109.4a, 109.4b, 109.4c.
Earliest archived Rules release: 2009-10-01 · 2 wording revisions · 3 renumberings
Earliest archived Rules release109.4aDetails
In a Planar Magic game, a face-up plane card is controlled by the player designated as the planar controller. This is usually the active player. See rule 901.6.
Wording changed109.4aDetails
In a
PlanarPlanechaseMagicgame, a face-up plane card is controlled by the player designated as the planar controller. This is usually the active player. See rule 901.6.Renumbered
109.4a→ 109.4bDetailsPreviously
1. Game Concepts
109. ObjectsThen
1. Game Concepts
109. ObjectsIn a Planechase game, a face-up plane card is controlled by the player designated as the planar controller. This is usually the active player. See rule 901.6.
Wording changed109.4bDetails
In a Planechase game, a face-up plane or phenomenon card is controlled by the player designated as the planar controller. This is usually the active player. See rule 901.6.
Renumbered
109.4b→ 109.4cDetailsPreviously
1. Game Concepts
109. ObjectsThen
1. Game Concepts
109. ObjectsIn a Planechase game, a face-up plane or phenomenon card is controlled by the player designated as the planar controller. This is usually the active player. See rule 901.6.
Renumbered
109.4c→ 109.4dDetailsPreviously
1. Game Concepts
109. ObjectsThen
1. Game Concepts
109. ObjectsIn a Planechase game, a face-up plane or phenomenon card is controlled by the player designated as the planar controller. This is usually the active player. See rule 901.6.