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cr:6.3.2

Stage order is defined by how an effect applies to the object. Effects are grouped into stages and are applied in ascending stage order. If there are two or more effects in the same stage, the effects are applied using substage order.[6.3.3]

  • Stage 1: Effects that modify copyable properties are applied.[8.5.25]
  • Stage 2: Effects that modify or are dependent on the controller are applied.
  • Stage 3: Effects that modify or are dependent on name, color strip, or text box are applied.
  • Stage 4: Effects that modify or are dependent on types or subtypes are applied.
  • Stage 5: Effects that modify or are dependent on supertypes are applied.
  • Stage 6: Effects that modify or are dependent on abilities are applied.
  • Stage 7: Effects that modify or are dependent on the base values of numeric properties are applied.
  • Stage 8: Effects and counters that modify or are dependent on the values of numeric properties are applied.

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  • cr:6.3.2aAn effect is dependent on a stage if the application of another effect in that stage would have changed the first application of this effect, and that stage is higher than or equal to the stage for this effect. An effect is independent if it is not dependent on any stages. Dependent effects are applied in the stage on which they are dependent.
  • cr:6.3.2bIf an effect is dependent on two or more stages, it is applied at the highest of all those stages.
  • cr:6.3.2cIf separate parts of an effect are applied in different stages, the separate parts of the effect each apply in their respective stages.

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