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{{Navigation CR|100}}In [[Magic: The Gathering]], the word '''card''' always refers to a Magic card with a Magic: The Gathering card front and a Magic card back, or to [[double-faced cards]]. [[Tokens]] are never considered cards, even if cards are used to represent them. | {{Navigation CR|100}}In [[Magic: The Gathering]], the word '''card''' always refers to a Magic card with a Magic: The Gathering [[card front]] and a Magic [[card back]], or to [[double-faced cards]]. [[Tokens]] are never considered cards, even if cards are used to represent them. | ||
A card is only referred to as a "card" by game rules or effects when in a player's hand, [[library]], or [[graveyard]], is "[[phasing|phased out]]," or is removed from the game. When a card has been played and is on the stack waiting to resolve, the game refers to it as a "spell." When a card is in play, the game refers to it as a "[[permanent]]," or simply by its type or subtype. | A card is only referred to as a "card" by game rules or effects when in a player's hand, [[library]], or [[graveyard]], is "[[phasing|phased out]]," or is removed from the game. When a card has been played and is on the stack waiting to resolve, the game refers to it as a "spell." When a card is in play, the game refers to it as a "[[permanent]]," or simply by its type or subtype. | ||
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Template:Navigation CRIn Magic: The Gathering, the word card always refers to a Magic card with a Magic: The Gathering card front and a Magic card back, or to double-faced cards. Tokens are never considered cards, even if cards are used to represent them.
A card is only referred to as a "card" by game rules or effects when in a player's hand, library, or graveyard, is "phased out," or is removed from the game. When a card has been played and is on the stack waiting to resolve, the game refers to it as a "spell." When a card is in play, the game refers to it as a "permanent," or simply by its type or subtype.
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