cr:8.5.17

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• cr:8.5.17aMaking an object public because of a rule or effect other than reveal is not considered revealing that object.
• cr:8.5.17bIf a duration is not specified, reveal is a discrete effect and the object becomes public and then private as consecutive events. If a duration is specified, reveal is a continuous effect and the object remains public for the duration, then it becomes private.
• cr:8.5.17cRevealing a private object does not change its position in the deck (if it’s in the deck) or put it into another zone.
• cr:8.5.17dIf the object is public, the reveal effect fails.
• cr:8.5.17eIf a player is instructed to reveal cards until a condition is met, it is considered to be revealing N cards as a single reveal event, where N is the total number of cards revealed this way. If there are no more cards to reveal and the specified condition is not met, the effect is considered to have failed - effects that trigger from revealing are still triggered.

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