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Revision as of 10:50, 11 September 2013
A card type is a characteristic that each Magic: the Gathering card has. Non-traditional Magic cards and tokens also have card types. Each card type has its own rules for how objects with that type are played, cast, or otherwise handled during gameplay. The following are card types:
- artifact
- creature
- enchantment
- hero
- instant
- land
- phenomenon
- plane
- planeswalker
- scheme
- sorcery
- tribal
- vanguard
Some objects may have more than one card type (e.g., artifact creature, tribal enchantment). Additionally, cards may have supertypes or subtypes. Spells and abilities can assign or remove card types. Emblems do not have card types at all.
From the ()
From the ()
Obsolete
The "Interrupt" and "Mana Source" basetypes are now obsolete and no longer used, having been incorporated into the Instant type.
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