Difference between revisions of "Cost"
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| − | A [[card]]'s [[cost]] is the set of actions that must be taken to play it. The cost of a card almost always includes an amount of [[energy]] that must be deducted from the [[player]]'s pool. | + | A [[card]]'s [[cost]] is the set of actions that must be taken to [[Stack#Playing|play]] it. The cost of a card almost always includes an amount of [[energy]] that must be deducted from the [[player]]'s pool. Non-energy costs are described in the [[card text]]. These costs are paid along with the energy cost before the action is put on the stack. |
| − | + | The [[restore cost]] of a [[permanent]] is separate from the play [[cost]]. However the [[restore cost]] is usually 1/2 of the [[cost]]. | |
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Revision as of 08:52, 17 February 2007
A card's cost is the set of actions that must be taken to play it. The cost of a card almost always includes an amount of energy that must be deducted from the player's pool. Non-energy costs are described in the card text. These costs are paid along with the energy cost before the action is put on the stack.
The restore cost of a permanent is separate from the play cost. However the restore cost is usually 1/2 of the cost.
Note: This page needs to be updated to reflect changes in the game or need to be worked on for other reasons.
