Rule evolution
Rule 730.2a
Previously numbered 721.2a, 723.2a, 724.2a, 725.2a, 726.2a, 727.2a, 728.2a, 729.2a.
Earliest archived Rules release: 2020-04-17 · 0 wording revisions · 10 renumberings
Added721.2aDetails
A merged permanent has only the characteristics of its topmost component, unless otherwise specified by the effect that caused them to merge. This is a copiable effect whose timestamp is the time the objects merged. (See rule 613.2.)
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721.2a→ 723.2aDetailsPreviously
7. Additional Rules
721. Merging with PermanentsThen
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723. Merging with PermanentsA merged permanent has only the characteristics of its topmost component, unless otherwise specified by the effect that caused them to merge. This is a copiable effect whose timestamp is the time the objects merged. (See rule 613.2.)
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723.2a→ 724.2aDetailsPreviously
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723. Merging with PermanentsThen
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724. Merging with PermanentsA merged permanent has only the characteristics of its topmost component, unless otherwise specified by the effect that caused them to merge. This is a copiable effect whose timestamp is the time the objects merged. (See rule 613.2.)
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724.2a→ 725.2aDetailsPreviously
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724. Merging with PermanentsThen
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725. Merging with PermanentsA merged permanent has only the characteristics of its topmost component, unless otherwise specified by the effect that caused them to merge. This is a copiable effect whose timestamp is the time the objects merged. (See rule 613.2.)
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725.2a→ 726.2aDetailsPreviously
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725. Merging with PermanentsThen
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726. Merging with PermanentsA merged permanent has only the characteristics of its topmost component, unless otherwise specified by the effect that caused them to merge. This is a copiable effect whose timestamp is the time the objects merged. (See rule 613.2.)
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726.2a→ 725.2aDetailsPreviously
7. Additional Rules
726. Merging with PermanentsThen
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725. Merging with PermanentsA merged permanent has only the characteristics of its topmost component, unless otherwise specified by the effect that caused them to merge. This is a copiable effect whose timestamp is the time the objects merged. (See rule 613.2.)
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725.2a→ 726.2aDetailsPreviously
7. Additional Rules
725. Merging with PermanentsThen
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726. Merging with PermanentsA merged permanent has only the characteristics of its topmost component, unless otherwise specified by the effect that caused them to merge. This is a copiable effect whose timestamp is the time the objects merged. (See rule 613.2.)
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726.2a→ 727.2aDetailsPreviously
7. Additional Rules
726. Merging with PermanentsThen
7. Additional Rules
727. Merging with PermanentsA merged permanent has only the characteristics of its topmost component, unless otherwise specified by the effect that caused them to merge. This is a copiable effect whose timestamp is the time the objects merged. (See rule 613.2.)
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727.2a→ 728.2aDetailsPreviously
7. Additional Rules
727. Merging with PermanentsThen
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728. Merging with PermanentsA merged permanent has only the characteristics of its topmost component, unless otherwise specified by the effect that caused them to merge. This is a copiable effect whose timestamp is the time the objects merged. (See rule 613.2.)
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728.2a→ 729.2aDetailsPreviously
7. Additional Rules
728. Merging with PermanentsThen
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729. Merging with PermanentsA merged permanent has only the characteristics of its topmost component, unless otherwise specified by the effect that caused them to merge. This is a copiable effect whose timestamp is the time the objects merged. (See rule 613.2.)
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729.2a→ 730.2aDetailsPreviously
7. Additional Rules
729. Merging with PermanentsThen
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730. Merging with PermanentsA merged permanent has only the characteristics of its topmost component, unless otherwise specified by the effect that caused them to merge. This is a copiable effect whose timestamp is the time the objects merged. (See rule 613.2.)