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==Spells that just grant Indestructible==
==Spells that just grant Indestructible==
Instant
Instant
*<c>Withstand Death</c> {{g}}
*<c>Withstand Death</c> {{g}}
Enchantment
*<c>Indestructibility</c> {{3}}{{w}}
*<c>Terra Eternal</c> {{2}}{{w}}
Creature
*<c>Aegis Angel</c> {{4}}{{w}}{{w}}
*<c>Dauntless Escort</c> {{1}}{{g}}{{w}}
*<c>Deathless Angel</c> {{4}}{{w}}{{w}}
*<c>Slobad, Goblin Tinkerer</c> {{1}}{{r}}
*<c>Spearbreaker Behemoth</c> {{5}}{{g}}{{g}}


Artifact
Artifact
*<c>Darksteel Forge</c> {{9}}
*<c>Darksteel Forge</c> {{9}}
* <c>Darksteel Garrison</c> {{2}}
*<c>Darksteel Garrison</c> {{2}}
*<c>Darksteel Plate</c> {{3}}
*<c>Darksteel Plate</c> {{3}}
*<c>Shield of Kaldra</c> {{4}}
*<c>That Which Was Taken</c> {{5}}
Planeswalker
*<c>Elspeth, Knight-Errant</c> {{2}}{{w}}{{w}}


==Spells that grant Indestructible and more==
==Spells that grant Indestructible and more==
Land
 
*<c>Consecrate Land </c> {{w}}
Instant
*<c>Break of Day</c> {{1}}{{w}}
*<c>Withstand Death</c> {{g}}
 
Enchantment
*<c>Shield of the Oversoul</c> {{2}}{{gw}}


Creature
Creature
*<c>Guardian Beast</c> {{3}}{{b}}
*<c>Guardian Beast</c> {{3}}{{b}}
*<c>Falkenrath Aristocrat</c> {{2}}{{b}}{{r}}
*<c>Knight Exemplar</c> {{1}}{{w}}{{w}}
*<c>Thornling</c> {{3}}{{g}}{{g}}
*<c>Timber Protector</c> {{4}}{{g}}


Enchantment
Artifact
*<c>Shield of the Oversoul</c> {{2}}{{gw}}
*<c>Eldrazi Monument</c> {{5}}
 
Land
*<c>Consecrate Land </c> {{w}}


==Cards that are Indestructible==
==Cards that are Indestructible==


Creature
*<c>Angelic Overseer</c> {{3}}{{w}}{{w}}
*<c>Angelic Overseer</c> {{3}}{{w}}{{w}}
*<c>Blightsteel Colossus</c> {{12}}
*<c>Blightsteel Colossus</c> {{12}}
*<c>Creepy Doll</c> {{5}}
*<c>Creepy Doll</c> {{5}}
*<c>Darksteel Axe </c> {{1}}
*<c>Darksteel Brute </c> {{2}}
*<c>Darksteel Citadel </c> {{0}}
*<c>Darksteel Colossus </c> {{11}}
*<c>Darksteel Colossus </c> {{11}}
*<c>Darksteel Gargoyle</c> {{7}}
*<c>Darksteel Gargoyle</c> {{7}}
*<c>Darksteel Garrison</c> {{2}}
*<c>Darksteel Ingot</c> {{3}}
*<c>Darksteel Juggernaut</c> {{5}}
*<c>Darksteel Juggernaut</c> {{5}}
*<c>Darksteel Myr</c> {{3}}
*<c>Darksteel Myr</c> {{3}}
*<c>Darksteel Sentinel</c> {{6}}
*<c>Konda, Lord of Eiganjo</c> {{5}}{{w}}{{w}}
*<c>Manor Gargoyle</c> {{5}}
*<c>Myojin of Cleansing Fire</c> {{5}}{{w}}{{w}}{{w}}
*<c>Myojin of Infinite Rage</c> {{7}}{{r}}{{r}}{{r}}
*<c>Myojin of Life's Web</c> {{6}}{{g}}{{g}}{{g}}
*<c>Myojin of Night's Reach</c> {{5}}{{b}}{{b}}{{b}}
*<c>Myojin of Seeing Winds</c> {{7}}{{u}}{{u}}{{u}}
*<c>Phylactery Lich</c> {{b}}{{b}}{{b}}
*<c>Predator Ooze</c> {{g}}{{g}}{{g}}
*<c>Sapling of Colfenor</c> {{3}}{{bg}}{{bg}}
*<c>Spearbreaker Behemoth</c> {{5}}{{g}}{{g}}
*<c>Stuffy Doll</c> {{5}}
*<c>Transcendent Master</c> {{1}}{{w}}{{w}}
*<c>Ulamog, the Infinite Gyre</c> {{11}}
Artifact
*<c>Darksteel Axe </c> {{1}}
*<c>Darksteel Brute </c> {{2}}
*<c>Darksteel Forge</c> {{9}}
*<c>Darksteel Ingot</c> {{3}}
*<c>Darksteel Pendant</c> {{2}}
*<c>Darksteel Pendant</c> {{2}}
*<c>Darksteel Plate</c> {{3}}
*<c>Darksteel Reactor</c> {{4}}
*<c>Darksteel Reactor</c> {{4}}
*<c>Darksteel Relic</c> {{0}}
*<c>Darksteel Relic</c> {{0}}
*<c>Darksteel Sentinel</c> {{6}}
*<c>Myr Matrix</c> {{5}}
*<c>Konda, Lord of Eiganjo</c> {{5}}{{w}}{{w}}
*<c>Shield of Kaldra</c> {{4}}
*<c>Predator Ooze</c>{{g}}{{g}}{{g}}
 
*<c>Stuffy Doll</c> {{5}}
Land
''work in progress''
*<c>Darksteel Citadel </c> {{0}}


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[[Category:Magic rules]][[Category:Miscellaneous mechanics]]

Revision as of 05:26, 26 March 2012

Indestructible is an attribute that some permanents have. Indestructible permanents can't be destroyed by rules or effects. It is often mistaken for a keyword; however, like "unblockable", it is a word with a specific meaning in the English language, or rather it is a combination of the normal English meanings of the prefix 'in-' and suffix '-able' with the Magic-specific meaning of 'destroy'. Indestructible permanents can still be put into their owner's graveyard by other means, such as by the "legend rule", by being sacrificed, or in the case of creatures having zero toughness.

The first card that conferred indestructibility was Consecrate Land in Alpha followed by Guardian Beast in Arabian Nights, but no other cards followed (and no formal rules existed) until Darksteel.

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Rulings

  • Damage accumulates on indestructible creatures, and that damage is removed during the cleanup step.
  • Lethal damage is defined as an amount of damage greater than or equal to a creature’s toughness. Even though an indestructible creature isn't destroyed by lethal damage, that definition is still used for things like assigning trample damage.
  • If a creature with lethal damage on it stops being indestructible, it's destroyed the next time state-based effects are checked.
  • Being indestructible stops only effects that would destroy the permanent, including destruction due to lethal damage and destruction that doesn't allow regeneration. An indestructible permanent can be exiled, returned to a player's hand, put into a graveyard for having 0 or less toughness, or sacrificed.
  • You can use a regeneration effect on an indestructible permanent, but since that permanent can't be destroyed, the effect does not apply, unless it loses indestructibility before the end of the end step, then it would regenerate.

Reminder text

The latest reminder text for Indestructible reads "Effects that say "destroy" don't destroy that permanent. An indestructible creature can't be destroyed by damage."

Spells that just grant Indestructible

Instant

Enchantment

Creature

Artifact

Planeswalker

Spells that grant Indestructible and more

Instant

Enchantment

Creature

Artifact

Land

Cards that are Indestructible

Creature

Artifact

Land

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