cr:1.2.3

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• cr:1.2.3aIf a rule or effect requires information about a specific object that no longer exists, instead it uses last known information about that object to fulfil that requirement. Otherwise, if a rule or effect does not specifically refer to that object, last known information is not used.
• cr:1.2.3bLast known information about an object includes its state, counters, parameters, history, and effects applied to that object at the time immediately before it ceased to exist.
• cr:1.2.3cLast known information about an object is immutable - it cannot be altered. Rules and effects that would modify the object that no longer exists do not modify the last known information about an object; this may cause effects to fail.
• cr:1.2.3dLast known information about an object is not an object itself - it is not a legal target for rules and effects.

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