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Mám zase další otázky a zase se týkají triggerů.
1) Karty "Whenever you play a Spirit or Arcane spell, [Výsledek]" s podtypem Spirit (resp. Arcane). Spustí si při příchodu na bojiště svůj vlastní trigger? (Proč?) (Očekávám spíše, že ne.)

2) Má "play" a "cast" stejný herní význam?

3) Např. karta Kemuri-Onna : "Whenever you play a Spirit or Arcane spell, you may return Kemuri-Onna to it's owner's hand." Funguje tenhle trigger vždycky? Přesněji, kromě klasického vrácení z bojiště, mne napadá použití na návrat z hrobu nebo dokonce z exilu . Lze to takhle použít ve hře? (Pokud je karta kdekoliv jinde, než v ruce vlastníka, tak akce "vrátit do ruky vlastníka" dává smysl.)

4) Obecně, existují nějaké "poučky" nebo "pravidla", pomocí kterých lze jednoznačně rozlišit, zda permanent ke triggerování/spuštění schopnosti musí být na bojišti? Nebo z které jiné zóny se může schopnost dostat na stack? (Např. z aktivační schopnosti Reassembling Skeletona "Return Reassembling Skeleton from your graveyard to the battlefield tapped" je jasné, že Reassembling Skeleton musí být v hrobě. ) Pokud ano, jaké?

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2) Slovíčko "play" na starších kartách bylo nahrazeno slovem "cast" (viz aktuální texty karet na Gathereru). Nově, pokud je na kartě napsáno "play", znamená to "cast" pro kouzla a "play" pro země (viz druhá schopnost Chandry).

1) Karta samotná takový svůj trigger nespustí. Takový trigger se spouští, když je karta sesílána a jde z ruky na stack, a v té chvíli ještě není na bojišti, aby její schopnost mohla fungovat. Rozdíl mezi "Whenever you cast..." a "When ... enters the battlefield".

3 a 4) Schopnosti permanentů standardně fungují pouze na bojišti. Aby schopnost fungovala i v jiné herní zóně, musí to být z jejího textu zřejmé (například zmíněný Reassembling Skeleton).

112.6. Abilities of an instant or sorcery spell usually function only while that object is on the stack. Abilities of all other objects usually function only while that object is on the battlefield. The exceptions are as follows:

112.6a Characteristic-defining abilities function everywhere, even outside the game. (See rule 604.3.)

112.6b An ability that states which zones it functions in functions only from those zones.

112.6c An object’s ability that allows a player to pay an alternative cost rather than its mana cost functions in any zone in which its mana cost can be paid (which, in general, means it functions on the stack). An object’s ability that otherwise modifies what that particular object costs to cast functions on the stack.

112.6d An object’s ability that restricts or modifies how that particular object can be played or cast functions in any zone from which it could be played or cast.

112.6e An object’s ability that restricts or modifies what zones that particular object can be played or cast from functions everywhere, even outside the game.

112.6f An object’s ability that states it can’t be countered or can’t be countered by spells and abilities functions on the stack.

112.6g An object’s ability that modifies how that particular object enters the battlefield functions as that object is entering the battlefield. See rule 614.12.

112.6h An object’s ability that states counters can’t be placed on that object functions as that object is entering the battlefield in addition to functioning while that object is on the battlefield.

112.6i An object’s activated ability that has a cost that can’t be paid while the object is on the battlefield functions from any zone in which its cost can be paid.

112.6j A trigger condition that can’t trigger from the battlefield functions in all zones it can trigger from. Other trigger conditions of the same triggered ability may function in different zones.
Example: Absolver Thrull has the ability “When Absolver Thrull enters the battlefield or the creature it haunts dies, destroy target enchantment.” The first trigger condition functions from the battlefield and the second trigger condition functions from the exile zone. (See rule 702.54, “Haunt.”)

112.6k An ability whose cost or effect specifies that it moves the object it’s on out of a particular zone functions only in that zone, unless that ability’s trigger condition, or a previous part of that ability’s cost or effect, specifies that the object is put into that zone.
Example: Reassembling Skeleton says “{1}{B}: Return Reassembling Skeleton from your graveyard to the battlefield tapped.” A player may activate this ability only if Reassembling Skeleton is in his or her graveyard.

112.6m An ability that modifies the rules for deck construction functions before the game begins. Such an ability modifies not just the Comprehensive Rules, but also the Magic: The Gathering Tournament Rules and any other documents that set the deck construction rules for a specific Constructed format. However, such an ability can’t affect the format legality of a card, including whether it’s banned or restricted. The current Magic: The Gathering Tournament Rules can be found at Wizards.com/WPN/Events/Rules.aspx.

112.6n Abilities of emblems, plane cards, vanguard cards, and scheme cards function in the command zone. See rule 113, “Emblems”; rule 901, “Planechase”; rule 902, “Vanguard”; and rule 904, “Archenemy.”