Rule evolution
Rule 700.8
Previously numbered 700.5, 700.6, 700.7.
Earliest archived Rules release: 2009-10-01 · 5 wording revisions · 3 renumberings
Earliest archived Rules release700.5Details
If an attacking creature is unblockable, no creature can legally block it. (See rule 509, "Declare Blockers Step.") Spells or abilities may still cause it to become blocked.
Wording changed700.5Details
If an attacking creature is unblockable, no creature can legally block it.Some cards refer to cards "originally printed" in a particular set.(See rule 509, "Declare Blockers Step.") Spells or abilities may still cause it to become blocked.Renumbered
700.5→ 700.6DetailsPreviously
7. Additional Rules
700. GeneralThen
7. Additional Rules
700. GeneralSome cards refer to cards "originally printed" in a particular set.
Wording changed700.6Details
Some cards refer to cards
"originally printed"in a particular set.Wording changed700.6Details
Some cards refer to cards with a name originally printed in a particular set.
Renumbered
700.6→ 700.7DetailsPreviously
7. Additional Rules
700. GeneralThen
7. Additional Rules
700. GeneralSome cards refer to cards with a name originally printed in a particular set.
Renumbered
700.7→ 700.8DetailsPreviously
7. Additional Rules
700. GeneralThen
7. Additional Rules
700. GeneralSome cards refer to cards with a name originally printed in a particular set.
Wording changed700.8Details
Some cards refer to cards with a name originally printed in a particular set.Some cards refer to the number of creatures in a player's party. A player's party consists of up to one creature that player controls for each of the following four creature types: Cleric, Rogue, Warrior, and Wizard.Wording changed700.8Details
Some cards refer to
the number of creatures ina player's party. A player's party consists of up to one Cleric creature that player controls,forupeachtoofonetheRoguefollowing fourcreaturetypes:theyClericcontrol,Rogue,up to one Warrior creature they control, and up to one Wizard creature they control.