Rule evolution
Rule 730.2i
Previously numbered 725.2i, 726.2i, 727.2i, 728.2i, 729.2i.
Earliest archived Rules release: 2023-04-14 · 1 wording revision · 5 renumberings
Added725.2iDetails
A merged permanent is not a double-faced permanent even if it contains one or more double-faced components. If a merged permanent contains one or more transforming double-faced components (see rule 712), transforming that permanent causes each of those double-faced components to turn so that its other face is up.
Renumbered
725.2i→ 726.2iDetailsPreviously
7. Additional Rules
725. Merging with PermanentsThen
7. Additional Rules
726. Merging with PermanentsA merged permanent is not a double-faced permanent even if it contains one or more double-faced components. If a merged permanent contains one or more transforming double-faced components (see rule 712), transforming that permanent causes each of those double-faced components to turn so that its other face is up.
Renumbered
726.2i→ 727.2iDetailsPreviously
7. Additional Rules
726. Merging with PermanentsThen
7. Additional Rules
727. Merging with PermanentsA merged permanent is not a double-faced permanent even if it contains one or more double-faced components. If a merged permanent contains one or more transforming double-faced components (see rule 712), transforming that permanent causes each of those double-faced components to turn so that its other face is up.
Renumbered
727.2i→ 728.2iDetailsPreviously
7. Additional Rules
727. Merging with PermanentsThen
7. Additional Rules
728. Merging with PermanentsA merged permanent is not a double-faced permanent even if it contains one or more double-faced components. If a merged permanent contains one or more transforming double-faced components (see rule 712), transforming that permanent causes each of those double-faced components to turn so that its other face is up.
Renumbered
728.2i→ 729.2iDetailsPreviously
7. Additional Rules
728. Merging with PermanentsThen
7. Additional Rules
729. Merging with PermanentsA merged permanent is not a double-faced permanent even if it contains one or more double-faced components. If a merged permanent contains one or more transforming double-faced components (see rule 712), transforming that permanent causes each of those double-faced components to turn so that its other face is up.
Wording changed729.2iDetails
A merged permanent is not a double-faced permanent even if it contains one or more double-faced components. If a merged permanent contains one or more
transformingdouble-faced components that can transform (see rule 712), transforming or converting that permanent causes each of those double-faced components to turn so that its other face is up.Renumbered
729.2i→ 730.2iDetailsPreviously
7. Additional Rules
729. Merging with PermanentsThen
7. Additional Rules
730. Merging with PermanentsA merged permanent is not a double-faced permanent even if it contains one or more double-faced components. If a merged permanent contains one or more double-faced components that can transform (see rule 712), transforming or converting that permanent causes each of those double-faced components to turn so that its other face is up.