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03 What is an interrupt? (Magic: The Gathering Rules) |
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03 What is an interrupt? (Magic: The Gathering Rules) |
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This article is from the Magic: The Gathering Rules FAQ, by Patrik Linell (pls@claymore.nu) with numerous contributions by others.
Again, something that doesn't exist anymore. Interrupts used to be
spells that were "faster" than instants. These days, all spells that were
interrupts are instants and played as such.
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