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cr:1.4.4

An attack-layer is a layer with a resolution ability that can generate the attack (with) effect[8.5.38] . An attack-layer is not an attack. Resolving the attack (with) effect can produce an attack.

Example: Emperor, Dracai of Aesir has the text “Action – {r}{r}{r}: Search your deck for Command and Conquer, attack with it, then shuffle,” which is an activated ability that creates an attack-layer. The attack-layer needs to resolve before the Command and Conquer is found and put on the combat chain as an attack.

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  • cr:1.4.4aAttack-targets[1.4.5] declared for the attack (with) effect of an attack-layer function as though they were attack-targets for an attack. Those targets become the attack-targets for the attack produced by that effect.[8.5.38]
  • cr:1.4.4bAn attack-layer is considered a separate object from the attack it produces. Effects apply to each separately and effects applied to the attack-layer do not transfer to the attack it produces.

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