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Rule · Chapter 1

cr:1.8.10

If an effect specifies “your next attack” but does not specify how the player gains control of the attack, it refers to the next attack that is played, activated, triggered, or otherwise comes under the player’s control, and the effect applies to the attack at that time.

Example: Prismatic Leyline has the text “Your next red attack this turn gets +1{p}, your next yellow gets +2{p}, and your next blue gets +3{p}.” If a player plays a red attack with stealth, it will get +1{p}. If the red attack is replaced with a blue attack using Uzuri’s activated ability, the blue attack will get +3{p} as it is a new attack that comes under the player’s control.

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  • cr:1.8.10aIf an object has already been played, activated, or triggered, or otherwise has come under the player’s control, and then the properties of that object change to become an attack as specified by the effect, the effect does not apply.

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