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    • General Rules - Objectives
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    • General Rules - Starting the Game
    • General Rules - Ending the Game
    • General Rules - Format Conventions
    • General Rules - Parts of a Card
      • Parts of a Card - Name
      • Parts of a Card - Cost
      • Parts of a Card - Typeline
      • Parts of a Card - Element
      • Parts of a Card - Speed
      • Parts of a Card - Power and Life
      • Parts of a Card - Durability
      • Parts of a Card - Text Box
      • Parts of a Card - Border Information
    • General Rules - Card Types
      • Card Types - Champion
      • Card Types - Ally
      • Card Types - Action
      • Card Types - Attack
      • Card Types - Item
      • Card Types - Weapon
      • Card Types - Domain
      • Card Types - Phantasia
      • Card Types - Supertypes
      • Card Types - Functional Subtypes
    • General Rules - Card Characteristics
      • Double-faced Cards
  • Game Mechanics
    • Game Mechanics - Game Zones
      • Game Zones - Public vs Private Information
      • Game Zones - Main Deck
      • Game Zones - Material Deck
      • Game Zones - Field
      • Game Zones - Memory
      • Game Zones - Graveyard
      • Game Zones - Banishment
      • Game Zones - Hand
      • Game Zones - Effects Stack
      • Game Zones - Intent
      • Game Zones - Object-Specific Zones
    • Game Mechanics - Turn Order
      • Turn Order - Wake Up Phase
      • Turn Order - Materialize Phase
      • Turn Order - Recollection Phase
      • Turn Order - Draw Phase
      • Turn Order - Main Phase
      • Turn Order - End Phase
      • Turn Order - Combat Phase
        • Combat Phase - Attacking and the Combat Phase
        • Combat Phase - Attack Declaration
        • Combat Phase - Retaliation Step
        • Combat Phase - Damage Step
        • Combat Phase - End of Combat Step
      • Turn Order - Ending Phases
      • Turn Order - Skipping Phases
    • Game Mechanics - Playing Cards
      • Playing Cards - Card Activation
      • Playing Cards - Card Materialization
      • Playing Cards - Costs and Memory
      • Playing Cards - Resolution
    • Game Mechanics - Abilities
      • Abilities - Activated Abilities
      • Abilities - Triggered Abilities
      • Abilities - Static Abilities
      • Abilities - Restriction Abilities
      • Abilities - Ability Tracking
    • Game Mechanics - Types of Effects
      • Types of Effects - Game Effects
      • Types of Effects - Replacement Effects
      • Types of Effects - Continuous Effects
    • Game Mechanics - Objects and Targeting
    • Game Mechanics - Timing and Permissions
    • Game Mechanics - Damage
    • Game Mechanics - Damage Prevention
    • Game Mechanics - Drawing Cards
    • Game Mechanics - Counters
    • Game Mechanics - Mastery
    • Game Mechanics - Miscellaneous Topics
      • Tracking Information
      • Permission
      • Concession
      • Randomization
      • Rounding
      • Searching and Finding
      • Special Game Actions and Turn-based Actions
      • State-based Checks and Effects
      • Player Action Legality
      • Naming
      • Effects
      • Copy
      • Properties and States
      • Card and Object Information
      • Default Case
  • Glossary
    • Keywords and Abilities
    • Game Terms
    • Type List
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Parts of a Card - Name

The name of the card will be found in the middle section of the top bar between the card cost and the card element.

Card names are unique.

  1. Named lineages are specified to determine a type of champion card. For example, all forms of Rai champion cards are part of the Rai lineage.

  2. If a card must be named or a card of a chosen name is specified for an effect, the full name of the card must be specified.

    1. Shortcutting the name of the card can be achieved if the intended card to be named can be sufficiently described such that each player in the game understands the card intending to be named without ambiguity. If shortcutting is not possible due to a lack of mutual understanding, the player naming a card will provide the full name of the intended card. (Players can use the Index for assistance at any time.)

    2. The corresponding card may be indicated or represented in the Index.

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