cr:2.5.3

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• cr:2.5.3aA permanent’s life total is equal to the permanent’s base life, plus life gained and minus life lost, as recorded by the players of the game.
• cr:2.5.3bLife gained and life lost are not continuous effects - they are discrete effects that apply once, and they permanently modify the life total.[8.5.7]
• cr:2.5.3cIf the base life of an permanent changes, then the life total is recalculated using the new base life value of the object.
• cr:2.5.3dAn permanent’s life total can be greater than its base life.
• cr:2.5.3eAn permanent cannot have a negative life total. If the life total is calculated to be less than zero, instead it is considered zero.
• cr:2.5.3fIf a permanent’s life total is reduced to zero, it is cleared as a game state action; or if the permanent is a hero, their player loses or the game is a draw as a game state action.[1.10.2][4.5]
• cr:2.5.3gIf a living object ceases to exist, it is considered to have died.

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