Restore Phase - Revision history

Amp: Specify that trigger order is chosen by the player with initiative

2010-01-08T21:25:08Z

Specify that trigger order is chosen by the player with initiative

Nova: Edited to reflect new capture rules. Cleared up premanent / area confusion

2008-01-06T19:59:39Z

Edited to reflect new capture rules. Cleared up premanent / area confusion

Amp: Clearify wording about restore costs.

2007-02-17T22:28:18Z

Clearify wording about restore costs.

Amp: Add note about area not producing while drain

2006-12-27T23:57:07Z

Add note about area not producing while drain

Amp: Clarify and clean

2006-12-27T20:49:50Z

Clarify and clean

Amp: Added note about restore energy

2006-09-28T05:21:02Z

Added note about restore energy

Amp: Update for interlaced turns

2006-09-26T16:29:54Z

Update for interlaced turns

Amp at 02:54, 16 September 2006

2006-09-16T02:54:05Z

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The '''restore phase''' is the first phase in the [[Turn]]. The following happens during the restore phase:

# All abilities that trigger "at the beginning of your restore phase" go on the [[Stack]].
# The [[Current Player]] becomes [[Active Player|active]] and the stack is played out.
# The current player may choose to pay the costs of each [[Character]] and other [[Permanent] with a cost. Any permanent that is not paid for is drained or if it was already drained it is destroyed. Any abilities that go on the stack at this point must wait for the end of phase stack.
# All permanents are [[Drained|undrained]].
# All abilities that trigger "at the end of your restore phase" go on the [[Stack]].
# The [[Current Player]] becomes [[Active Player|active]] and the stack is played out.

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[[Category:Glossary]]

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 The '''restore phase''' is the first phase in the [[turn]]. It is also the only [[phase]] that is not shared among all players. Each player gets their own restore phase starting with the [[aggressive player]] and progressing in [[turn]]-order. During a player's own restore phase they always have [[initiative]]. The following happens during the restore phase:
-# All abilities controlled by the [[player]] with [[initiative]] that [[Triggered ability|trigger]] "at the beginning of your restore phase" go on the [[stack]]. This will usually include any [[restore energy]] abilities listed on [[permanent]]s they control. Because [[drained]] permanents and [[area]]s cannot use abilities including [[triggered ability|triggered abilities]], the area will not produce its restore energy.
+# All abilities controlled by the [[player]] with [[initiative]] that [[Triggered ability|trigger]] "at the beginning of your restore phase" go on the [[stack]] in an order chosen by the [[player]] with [[initiative]]. This will usually include any [[restore energy]] abilities listed on [[permanent]]s they control. Because [[drained]] permanents and [[area]]s cannot use abilities including [[triggered ability|triggered abilities]], the area will not produce its restore energy.
 # The player with initiative becomes [[Active Player|active]] and the stack is played out.
 # The player with initiative may choose to pay the [[restore cost]]s of each [[character]] and other [[permanent]] with a cost. See [[restore cost]] for information about what happen if a permanents cost is not paid. Any abilities that go on the stack at this point must wait for the end of phase stack.
 # All permanents controlled by the [[player]] with [[initiative]] whose restore costs were paid are [[Drained|undrained]].
 # All areas controlled by the [[player]] with [[initiative]] are [[Drained|undrained]]. Remove one damage [[counter]] from each, if any are present.
-# All abilities controlled by the [[player]] with [[initiative]] that [[Triggered ability|trigger]] "at the end of your restore phase" go on the [[stack]].
+# All abilities controlled by the [[player]] with [[initiative]] that [[Triggered ability|trigger]] "at the end of your restore phase" go on the [[stack]] in an order chosen by the [[player]] with [[initiative]].
 # The player with initiative becomes [[Active Player|active]] and the stack is played out.
 [[Category:Glossary]]

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 The '''restore phase''' is the first phase in the [[turn]]. It is also the only [[phase]] that is not shared among all players. Each player gets their own restore phase starting with the [[aggressive player]] and progressing in [[turn]]-order. During a player's own restore phase they always have [[initiative]]. The following happens during the restore phase:
-# All abilities controlled by the [[player]] with [[initiative]] that [[Triggered ability|trigger]] "at the beginning of your restore phase" go on the [[stack]]. This will usually include any [[restore energy]] abilities listed on [[permanent]]s they control. Because [[drained]] permanents cannot use abilities including [[triggered ability|triggered abilities]], the area will not produce its restore energy.
+# All abilities controlled by the [[player]] with [[initiative]] that [[Triggered ability|trigger]] "at the beginning of your restore phase" go on the [[stack]]. This will usually include any [[restore energy]] abilities listed on [[permanent]]s they control. Because [[drained]] permanents and [[area]]s cannot use abilities including [[triggered ability|triggered abilities]], the area will not produce its restore energy.
 # The player with initiative becomes [[Active Player|active]] and the stack is played out.
 # The player with initiative may choose to pay the [[restore cost]]s of each [[character]] and other [[permanent]] with a cost. See [[restore cost]] for information about what happen if a permanents cost is not paid. Any abilities that go on the stack at this point must wait for the end of phase stack.
 # All permanents controlled by the [[player]] with [[initiative]] whose restore costs were paid are [[Drained|undrained]].
 # All abilities controlled by the [[player]] with [[initiative]] that [[Triggered ability|trigger]] "at the end of your restore phase" go on the [[stack]].
 # The player with initiative becomes [[Active Player|active]] and the stack is played out.
 [[Category:Glossary]]

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 # All abilities controlled by the [[player]] with [[initiative]] that [[Triggered ability|trigger]] "at the beginning of your restore phase" go on the [[stack]]. This will usually include any [[restore energy]] abilities listed on [[permanent]]s they control. Because [[drained]] permanents cannot use abilities including [[triggered ability|triggered abilities]], the area will not produce its restore energy.
 # The player with initiative becomes [[Active Player|active]] and the stack is played out.
-# The player with initiative may choose to pay the costs of each [[character]] and other [[permanent]] with a cost. See [[restore cost]] for information about what happen if a permanents cost is not paid. Any abilities that go on the stack at this point must wait for the end of phase stack.
+# The player with initiative may choose to pay the [[restore cost]]s of each [[character]] and other [[permanent]] with a cost. See [[restore cost]] for information about what happen if a permanents cost is not paid. Any abilities that go on the stack at this point must wait for the end of phase stack.
 # All permanents controlled by the [[player]] with [[initiative]] whose restore costs were paid are [[Drained|undrained]].
 # All abilities controlled by the [[player]] with [[initiative]] that [[Triggered ability|trigger]] "at the end of your restore phase" go on the [[stack]].

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 The '''restore phase''' is the first phase in the [[turn]]. It is also the only [[phase]] that is not shared among all players. Each player gets their own restore phase starting with the [[aggressive player]] and progressing in [[turn]]-order. During a player's own restore phase they always have [[initiative]]. The following happens during the restore phase:
-# All abilities controlled by the [[player]] with [[initiative]] that [[Triggered ability|trigger]] "at the beginning of your restore phase" go on the [[stack]]. This will usually include any [[restore energy]] abilities listed on [[permanent]]s they control.
+# All abilities controlled by the [[player]] with [[initiative]] that [[Triggered ability|trigger]] "at the beginning of your restore phase" go on the [[stack]]. This will usually include any [[restore energy]] abilities listed on [[permanent]]s they control. Because [[drained]] permanents cannot use abilities including [[triggered ability|triggered abilities]], the area will not produce its restore energy.
 # The player with initiative becomes [[Active Player|active]] and the stack is played out.
 # The player with initiative may choose to pay the costs of each [[character]] and other [[permanent]] with a cost. See [[restore cost]] for information about what happen if a permanents cost is not paid. Any abilities that go on the stack at this point must wait for the end of phase stack.

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-The '''restore phase''' is the first phase in the [[Turn]]. It is also the only [[phase]] that is not shared among all players. Each player gets their own restore phase starting with the [[aggressive player]]. During a player's own restore phase they always have [[initiative]]. The following happens during the restore phase:
+The '''restore phase''' is the first phase in the [[turn]]. It is also the only [[phase]] that is not shared among all players. Each player gets their own restore phase starting with the [[aggressive player]] and progressing in [[turn]]-order. During a player's own restore phase they always have [[initiative]]. The following happens during the restore phase:
 # All abilities controlled by the [[player]] with [[initiative]] that [[Triggered ability|trigger]] "at the beginning of your restore phase" go on the [[stack]]. This will usually include any [[restore energy]] abilities listed on [[permanent]]s they control.
 # The player with initiative becomes [[Active Player|active]] and the stack is played out.
 # The player with initiative may choose to pay the costs of each [[character]] and other [[permanent]] with a cost. See [[restore cost]] for information about what happen if a permanents cost is not paid. Any abilities that go on the stack at this point must wait for the end of phase stack.
-# All permanents controlled by the [[player]] with [[initiative]] are [[Drained|undrained]].
+# All permanents controlled by the [[player]] with [[initiative]] whose restore costs were paid are [[Drained|undrained]].
 # All abilities controlled by the [[player]] with [[initiative]] that [[Triggered ability|trigger]] "at the end of your restore phase" go on the [[stack]].
 # The player with initiative becomes [[Active Player|active]] and the stack is played out.
 [[Category:Glossary]]