Rule evolution
Rule 725.5
Previously numbered 721.5, 722.5, 723.5, 724.5.
Earliest archived Rules release: 2023-06-16 · 0 wording revisions · 4 renumberings
Added721.5Details
If the result of a continuous effect generated by a static ability is determined based on who is currently the monarch, but there is no monarch in the game as that effect begins to apply, that effect does nothing until a player becomes the monarch. See rule 613, “Continuous Effects.”
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721.5→ 722.5DetailsPreviously
7. Additional Rules
721. The MonarchThen
7. Additional Rules
722. The MonarchIf the result of a continuous effect generated by a static ability is determined based on who is currently the monarch, but there is no monarch in the game as that effect begins to apply, that effect does nothing until a player becomes the monarch. See rule 613, “Continuous Effects.”
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722.5→ 723.5DetailsPreviously
7. Additional Rules
722. The MonarchThen
7. Additional Rules
723. The MonarchIf the result of a continuous effect generated by a static ability is determined based on who is currently the monarch, but there is no monarch in the game as that effect begins to apply, that effect does nothing until a player becomes the monarch. See rule 613, “Continuous Effects.”
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723.5→ 724.5DetailsPreviously
7. Additional Rules
723. The MonarchThen
7. Additional Rules
724. The MonarchIf the result of a continuous effect generated by a static ability is determined based on who is currently the monarch, but there is no monarch in the game as that effect begins to apply, that effect does nothing until a player becomes the monarch. See rule 613, “Continuous Effects.”
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724.5→ 725.5DetailsPreviously
7. Additional Rules
724. The MonarchThen
7. Additional Rules
725. The MonarchIf the result of a continuous effect generated by a static ability is determined based on who is currently the monarch, but there is no monarch in the game as that effect begins to apply, that effect does nothing until a player becomes the monarch. See rule 613, “Continuous Effects.”