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Magebane Armor
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Near Mint
$0.97
L: $0.87
Lightly Played
$0.84
L: $0.68
Moderately Played
$0.80
L: $0.75
Heavily Played
$0.71
L: $0.69
Damaged
$0.62
L: $0.55
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Near Mint
$5.10
L: $5.09
Lightly Played
$3.81
L: $3.44
Moderately Played
$2.45
L: $2.45
Heavily Played
$1.23
L: $4.26
Damaged
$2.99
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Rules
Equipped creature gets +2/+4 and loses flying.
Prevent all noncombat damage that would be dealt to equipped creature.
Equip (: Attach to target creature you control. Equip only as a sorcery.)
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Number
214
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Artist
Izzy
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Language
English
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Expansion
Magic 2010
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Rulings
Combat damage is the damage that’s dealt automatically by attacking and blocking creatures, even if it’s redirected (by Harm’s Way, perhaps). Noncombat damage is any other damage (generally, it’s damage dealt as the result of a spell or ability).
2009/10/01
Magebane Armor can equip a creature that doesn’t have flying. The “lose flying” effect just won’t do anything in that case.
2009/10/01
Magebane Armor causes the equipped creature to lose flying at the time it became equipped. Any ability that grants that creature flying that starts to work later (such as a Jump that resolves later, or a Levitation that comes under your control later) will work normally.
2009/10/01
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