The new wording makes the legendary permanents the subject of the rule rather than the player who controls them, which lines up with those effects much better. There's nothing wrong with that in theory, except that an effect which says that the legend rule doesn't apply to certain permanents didn't make a whole lot of sense with that wording. There's no functional change here we realized that, with the way it was worded, the legend rule applied to players who controlled legendary permanents rather than applying to the permanents themselves. If that happens, it just enters the battlefield unattached (unless it's also somehow an Aura, and then it doesn't enter at all). This new subrule explains what happens if an effect attempts to put an Equipment onto the battlefield attached to an object it can't legally be attached to. The rest of the rules about counters move down a spot. 122.1dĪ new rule subrule explains what stun counters mean. This new subrule defines a Powerstone token. A couple of minor changes to the other Saga rules were also made to accommodate this ability. This is the entry for read ahead, an ability found on some Saga cards that lets its controller choose how many lore counters it enters the battlefield with. Notable mentions include that tapping a creature for an enlist ability is an optional cost to attack (like exert), and that a creature can never enlist itself. This new section explains how the enlist mechanic works.

If there should be a discrepancy between this summary and the official rules, the official rules take precedence. When they are published, they can be found on our rules page. The official rules are still under review at the time of this writing. This is a summary of the rule changes planned to come to Magic with the release Dominaria United.

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