feat(engine): deliver the Will cycle's graveyard play/cast permission - #8812
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"Until end of turn, you may play lands and cast spells from your graveyard"
(Yawgmoth's Will, Gaea's Will, Magus of the Will) parsed green and delivered
NOTHING. Resolving the real Oracle text left the production consumer empty:
graveyard_lands_playable_by_permission(state, player) -> []
WHY. The class lowered to `Effect::CastFromZone`, which is not a channel any
land-permission consumer reads. `cast_from_zone::resolve` derives its batch from
`ability.live_object_targets()` and `build_resolved_from_def` supplies
`Vec::new()`, so the grant recorded nothing. The channel the runtime actually
consults is `StaticMode::GraveyardCastPermission`, read by
`casting::graveyard_permission_sources`.
THE SHAPE OF THE GRANT IS FIXED BY CR 611.2c. A resolution-created continuous
effect that does not modify characteristics "modifies the rules of the game, so
it can affect objects that weren't affected when that continuous effect began."
Playing a land is a special action (CR 116.2a), not a characteristic, so this is
that kind — and it MUST be, for this card. Yawgmoth's Will's own second sentence
("If a card would be put into your graveyard from anywhere this turn, exile that
card instead") is only meaningful if the first sentence reaches cards that arrive
in the graveyard AFTER it resolved. A grant stamped onto the objects present at
resolution would silently miss every card milled, discarded or cast later in the
turn.
So the permission is bound to the PLAYER and its `affected` filter is
re-evaluated live, exactly as the printed battlefield sources already are.
PARSER (`parser/oracle.rs`). A post-pass over the assembled chain, where both
halves are adjacent, replaces the refused `"play lands"` fragment AND its
`CastFromZone` sibling with ONE `Effect::GenericEffect` installing a
`GraveyardCastPermission` for the stated window. `play_mode: Play` is the wider
mode — `graveyard_permission_play_mode_matches` admits a `Play` grant for a
`Cast` query but not the reverse — so one grant serves both printed actions.
It also clears the ability's CR 608.2d optionality. The "you MAY play lands" is
the permission being granted, not a choice the resolving spell offers: CR 608.2d
scopes resolution-time optionality to choices announced "while applying the
effect", and this sorcery offers none. Leaving the flag set made
`upfront_optional_gate` prompt at resolution and, on a decline, install nothing —
which is precisely how the whole delivery looked broken, with no error anywhere.
CONSUMER (`game/casting.rs`). A TCE-direct arm on
`graveyard_permission_sources`. This is an established pattern, not a new one:
`MayLookAtFaceDown`, `ReduceAbilityCost` and `CastFromHandFree` are each skipped
from the layer gather and read directly off the TCE, documented in
`layers::gather_transient_continuous_effects` citing CR 118.7 + CR 611.2c. The
layer system is the wrong vehicle here by design — it materializes only
Battlefield/Hand/Stack recipients (`layer_pass_materializes_keywords`), and a
test at `layers.rs` asserts a graveyard-bound grant must come from the off-zone
authority rather than that pass.
Guards, each mutation-verified — removing the code it protects turns exactly the
delivery rows red:
remove the consumer arm -> d1-d4 FAIL
remove the optionality clear -> d1-d4 FAIL
TESTS. `will_cycle_delivery.rs` — 6 rows, every one driving the REAL cast
pipeline and asking the production consumer, because the defect this suite exists
to catch lived in the gap between "the AST looks right" and "resolution installs
something a consumer can see". No row asserts parse shape alone; no row
hand-installs a permission.
d1 the graveyard land becomes playable (was: [])
d2 a land reaching the graveyard AFTER resolution is covered (CR 611.2c)
d3 the permission ends at cleanup (CR 514.2)
d4 the same sentence behind a Suspend line (arrival shape)
g1 the grant does not reach an opponent
g2 a grant with no stated window is not delivered (CR 611.2a)
TWO EXISTING ROWS CHANGED, neither silently:
`will_cycle_duration_seam_b1::v5` asserted these cards remain honestly
unsupported. That was true when written — parsing the land half was never
sufficient — and this change is what makes it false. Inverted and renamed; it
stays a regression guard on the ARRIVAL SHAPE.
`kiora_self_library_peek_cast::coordinated_leading_durations_bind_to_the_cast_half`
pinned `CastFromZone { duration: UntilEndOfTurn }` on seven fixtures. The three
Will cards no longer produce a `CastFromZone` at all. The guard is MOVED, not
dropped: `the_will_cycle_window_rides_the_delivered_permission` pins the same
window on the delivered grant, because CR 611.2a makes an unstated duration last
until end of GAME and an unbound Yawgmoth's Will is the failure mode. The other
four fixtures stay on the original row — the sentence-grouping pass is shared.
BLAST RADIUS: measured, exactly the three target cards convert from
`CastFromZone` to `GenericEffect`. The other four fixtures in that row are
untouched.
Verified: 6807 integration + 21084 lib tests pass, 0 failed;
`clippy --all-targets -D warnings` clean; `cargo fmt --all` clean.
Prerequisite phase-rs#8638 (a stated window must not narrow a graveyard permission) is on
main; this is rebased onto it.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe parser now lowers coordinated Will-cycle Oracle text into a single graveyard permission effect. The casting engine resolves transient permissions for matching players and reevaluates current graveyard contents. Integration tests cover delivery, duration, cleanup, scope, and replacement-clause preservation. ChangesWill-cycle graveyard permissions
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Bug fix Suggested reviewers: Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant OracleText
participant lower_oracle_ir
participant GameRunner
participant graveyard_permission_sources
OracleText->>lower_oracle_ir: parse coordinated graveyard permission
lower_oracle_ir->>GameRunner: install GraveyardCastPermission
GameRunner->>graveyard_permission_sources: query playable graveyard cards
graveyard_permission_sources-->>GameRunner: return matching current graveyard permissions
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Some control-changed cards may incorrectly fail or receive graveyard permissions. This ownership-matching issue should be fixed before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In `@crates/engine/src/parser/oracle.rs`:
- Around line 2263-2269: The land-play dispatch in the head-effect recognizer
must stop comparing the full description with eq_ignore_ascii_case and instead
use the existing nom/parser axis combinators. Recognize the supported verb,
article/number, and land/lands combinations with full boundary-safe input
consumption, while preserving upstream handling of an optional leading “you may
” and any permitted trailing punctuation; cover the relevant singular, plural,
and article/number variants through the existing helpers.
- Around line 2313-2314: Update the duplicate CastFromZone removal logic around
split_clause_sequence so replacing the node preserves its existing sub_ability
tail, including the chain-lowered replacement clause. Do not unconditionally
clear def.sub_ability after assigning the effect; ensure check_swallowed_clauses
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In `@crates/engine/tests/integration/kiora_self_library_peek_cast.rs`:
- Around line 441-453: Update the `generic_effect_duration_in` search in this
test to select only the `GenericEffect` whose `static_abilities` include a
`GrantStaticAbility` with `StaticMode::GraveyardCastPermission`, then assert
that node’s duration. Do not accept other windowed effects from additional
printed sentences or Suspend lines.
In `@crates/engine/tests/integration/will_cycle_delivery.rs`:
- Around line 226-230: Add positive reach-guard assertions to both negative rows
in crates/engine/tests/integration/will_cycle_delivery.rs:226-230, asserting the
staged land is in the graveyard and the same helper with YAWGMOTHS_WILL returns
a non-empty list before checking playable excludes land; and at 203-207, assert
PlayerId(0) still sees its own graveyard land before asserting the opponent list
is empty.
In `@crates/engine/tests/integration/will_cycle_duration_seam_b1.rs`:
- Around line 549-553: Add a positive shape assertion for the Magus of the Will
fixture in the existing test loop: verify that each parsed fixture contains a
GenericEffect installing a GraveyardCastPermission somewhere in its ability
chain. Keep the existing absence check for Effect::Unimplemented, but ensure an
empty or failed parse cannot satisfy the assertions.
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Changes requested — coordinated graveyard permission
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The new recovery predicate is a verbatim full-fragment parser dispatch:
description.eq_ignore_ascii_case("play lands"). It only accepts that one spelling and bypasses the repository's composablenomgrammar. Parse the supported play-land phrase through boundary-safe parser axes instead, then preserve the existing strict failure for forms outside the implemented class. -
Replacing the
CastFromZonesibling unconditionally setsdef.sub_ability = None. For Magus of the Will, that sibling owns the following sentence's lowered replacement tail, so the rewrite discards an independent printed clause beforecheck_swallowed_clausesaudits the final tree. Remove only the replaced cast node and retain itssub_abilitytail; add a regression that proves the Magus replacement survives alongside the new permission. -
Tighten the regression tests so they prove the production shape they name: select the
GenericEffectthat actually grantsGraveyardCastPermission, and add positive reach guards to the negative scope/window and Magus rows. As written, those assertions can pass after a failed or absent delivery.
CodeRabbit's current-head review independently identified these locations. The pending parse-diff and Rust shards remain additional evidence gaps, but the source and test issues above are sufficient to block this head.
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Three review findings at ab9f190. The first is a defect this PR introduced. **1. The rewrite discarded an independent printed clause.** Replacing the refused head set `def.sub_ability = None`, which dropped the whole tail rather than just the cast node it meant to remove. MEASURED on Magus of the Will — two `swallowed-clause` warnings, and its replacement sentence ("If a card would be put into your graveyard from anywhere this turn, exile that card instead") gone from the parse: Magus of the Will abilities=1 warnings=2 <- clause lost Yawgmoth's Will abilities=2 warnings=0 The asymmetry is the whole story. Magus puts the entire card on ONE line, so the following sentence lowers as the cast sibling's own `sub_ability`; Yawgmoth's Will prints it on a SEPARATE line, so it lowers to a second top-level ability and was never at risk. The one-line arrival shape is the one that loses text, which is exactly the case a chain-truncating rewrite hides. Splice instead: remove the cast node and reattach its tail. Both cards now parse with zero warnings, and the redundant `CastFromZone` is still gone. `g3_the_magus_replacement_clause_survives_the_rewrite` pins it, with a reach-guard proving the permission is still delivered for that fixture (so the warning check cannot pass because the pass simply declined) and a third assertion that the tail hangs off the delivered grant rather than merely existing somewhere. Mutation-verified: restoring `sub_ability = None` turns exactly that row red. **2. Verbatim full-fragment string dispatch.** `description.eq_ignore_ascii_case("play lands")` is exactly the pattern CLAUDE.md prohibits: it is parser dispatch on a literal Oracle sentence, and it pinned the recognizer to one printed spelling. Replaced with `parse_refused_land_play_fragment`, composed from nom axes — an optional permission head, the verb, and the land noun in either number. `all_consuming` keeps it boundary-safe, which is what preserves strict failure for forms outside the modelled class. Tested as a BUILDING BLOCK across its input range in `oracle_tests.rs`, not on one card's text. Both directions carry consequences, so both are pinned: a form wrongly rejected drops a card back to unsupported, and a form wrongly accepted synthesizes a graveyard permission for a sentence that never granted one. The negative rows include the two a naive matcher gets wrong — `"play lands from your hand"` (a longer sentence that merely starts with the phrase, which would otherwise deliver a GRAVEYARD permission) and `"play landfall"` (a word-boundary collision a `starts_with` would accept). **3. Assertions that could pass on a failed delivery.** * `kiora_self_library_peek_cast::generic_effect_duration_in` returned the FIRST `GenericEffect` in ability order without checking its mode. Every fixture on that row carries a second printed sentence and Gaea's Will adds a Suspend line, so an unrelated windowed effect could satisfy it — the row would stay green even if the delivery pass stopped emitting the permission entirely, which is the regression it exists to catch. Now pinned by static mode. * `will_cycle_duration_seam_b1`'s `v5` Magus row was all absence checks (`expected_installs` is 0, replacements 0, statics 0), so an empty or wholly failed parse satisfied every assertion. Added a positive shape check that the permission is actually installed, pinned by mode, on all three arrival shapes. * `will_cycle_delivery`'s `g1` and `g2` asserted only absence. `g1` now proves the CASTER holds the permission before asserting the opponent does not; `g2` runs its windowed twin first (the two sentences differ only by the leading "Until end of turn, ") and asserts the staged land really is in the graveyard, so the row measures the WINDOW rather than a delivery regression. Source change is the splice plus the recognizer; parser output for the three target cards is otherwise unchanged. Verified: 6808 integration + 21114 lib tests pass, 0 failed; `clippy --all-targets -D warnings` clean; `cargo fmt --all` clean. Reported by @matthewevans and CodeRabbit on ab9f190. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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All three findings addressed in a0e2edb. Finding 1 was a real defect this PR introduced, and I verified it before fixing. 1 — the rewrite discarded an independent printed clause. Confirmed by measurement, not inspection: The asymmetry is the whole story. Magus puts the entire card on one line, so the following sentence lowers as the cast sibling's own Now splices: the cast node is removed and its tail reattached. Both cards parse with zero warnings, and the redundant 2 — verbatim dispatch. You're right that this is the prohibited pattern. Replaced with a nom recognizer composed from axes (optional permission head, verb, land noun in either number), 3 — assertions that could pass on a failed delivery. All four spots, including the two CodeRabbit raised:
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186-200: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftTest owner scope with a controller-owner mismatch.
This fixture creates the opponent card with
controller == owner. The test passes if the graveyard query incorrectly filters bycontrollerinstead ofowner.Create an opponent-owned graveyard land whose controller is
PlayerId(0). Assert that Player 0's permission does not expose it. This protects the CR 108.4a ownership requirement.As per path instructions, “Player-scoped queries on NON-battlefield zones ... must filter by
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In `@crates/engine/tests/integration/will_cycle_delivery.rs`:
- Around line 280-315: The test must validate Magus of the Will’s replacement
behavior at runtime, not only inspect AbilityDefinition.sub_ability. Keep the
structural parser assertion as a narrow parser test if useful, then resolve
Magus through GameRunner and route a card to its owner’s graveyard via the
production zone-change pipeline, asserting that the replacement exiles the card.
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In `@crates/engine/tests/integration/will_cycle_delivery.rs`:
- Around line 186-200: The opponent graveyard-land fixture in the cycle-delivery
test currently has matching owner and controller, so it cannot detect incorrect
controller-based filtering. Update the create_object setup around opponent_land
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that Player 0’s permission query does not expose the object while preserving the
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Exercise the Magus replacement clause through the game engine.
This test only inspects AbilityDefinition.sub_ability. It passes if a non-replacement tail is attached, or if the attached replacement effect cannot apply at runtime.
Resolve Magus through GameRunner, then route a card toward its owner's graveyard through the production zone-change pipeline. Assert that the replacement exiles that card. Keep the structural assertion as a narrow parser test if needed.
As per path instructions, “A test must exercise the FAILURE path” through the production pipeline, and “a parser AST shape test does NOT prove runtime semantics.”
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In `@crates/engine/tests/integration/will_cycle_delivery.rs` around lines 280 -
315, The test must validate Magus of the Will’s replacement behavior at runtime,
not only inspect AbilityDefinition.sub_ability. Keep the structural parser
assertion as a narrow parser test if useful, then resolve Magus through
GameRunner and route a card to its owner’s graveyard via the production
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Re: CodeRabbit's finding on The finding assumes the query filters by an I built the exact fixture CodeRabbit proposed (opponent-owned land, The mismatched card lands in P1's graveyard list and P0's query never sees it. The proposed row would pass identically whether the consumer keyed on owner or controller, so it would add a guard that cannot fail — the vacuous-assertion problem the rest of this review round was specifically about. The CR 108.4a ownership requirement the finding wants protected is real, and it is enforced one layer up, in let source_belongs_to_player = match obj.zone {
Zone::Battlefield => obj.controller == player,
_ => obj.owner == player,
};That's the owner-vs-controller split for non-battlefield zones, and it's on the SOURCE selection. A test that discriminates it would need a permission-granting source in an opponent's graveyard, not a land — a different fixture than the one proposed, and orthogonal to what Happy to add that source-side row if you'd like it, but it belongs in the consumer's own suite rather than in |
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5130-5228: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winUse owner-zone matching for graveyard permissions. The spell-cast, cast-source, and land-play paths pass graveyard cards to
matches_target_filter, whereControllerRef::Youcomparesobj.controller. A control-changed card can therefore fail ayour graveyardfilter even when its owner is the querying player. Route these checks throughmatches_target_filter_for_zone(..., Zone::Graveyard, ...)and add a regression case with different owner and controller. The existing opponent-scope test does not cover this path because itsSpecificPlayergrantee check rejects the query before card ownership is evaluated.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 5130-5228: Update the graveyard permission checks used by the
spell-cast, cast-source, and land-play paths to call
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resolves against the card’s owner in that zone. Preserve the existing
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[MED] Use the owner-zone filter authority for transient graveyard permissions. Evidence: the new spell path calls matches_target_filter for a graveyard object at crates/engine/src/game/casting.rs:5737-5742, and the land-play path does the same at :5813-5818. matches_target_filter_for_zone(..., Zone::Graveyard, ...) is the established authority at crates/engine/src/game/filter.rs:2489-2515; it substitutes owner for controller in graveyard filters, as required for your graveyard. Why it matters: a card whose stale controller differs from its owner can be excluded from its owner’s Will permission, while the feature claims to reevaluate the owner’s current graveyard. Suggested fix: route both consumers through matches_target_filter_for_zone with Zone::Graveyard, and add a production regression where the graveyard card has distinct owner/controller, alongside the supported normal-owner control.
The prior verbatim parser dispatch and chain-tail loss are not retained as blockers at this head. This request is limited to the current owner-zone correctness gap.
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The owner-zone finding is now #8860, standalone. This PR is unchanged — I backed the fix out of it deliberately, reasoning below. The finding is real, and I verified it end to end. With a printed Ramunap-Excavator-shaped source: Muldrotha, Karador, Lurrus and Ramunap Excavator all declined a card their controller owns when an opponent controlled it at death. CR 109.4 + 108.4a + 109.5 are unambiguous that "your graveyard" is owner-scoped. Three corrections to the finding as filed, each of which changed what I built:
On the requested regression test: as worded ("the graveyard card has distinct owner/controller") it would be vacuous — that state can't be produced, and Why separate: this PR adds no Happy to merge them if you'd rather have it in one — but the blast radii are genuinely disjoint, and #8860 stands on its own without this PR. |
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Thanks for documenting the split. I confirmed that #8812 is unchanged at Putting that cross-cutting correction in #8860 is reasonable, but it does not waive the dependency: #8860 is currently open, |
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Completes the delivery seam split out of #8638.
The defect
"Until end of turn, you may play lands and cast spells from your graveyard"
(Yawgmoth's Will, Gaea's Will, Magus of the Will) parsed green and delivered
nothing. Resolving the real Oracle text left the production consumer empty:
The class lowered to
Effect::CastFromZone, which is not a channel anyland-permission consumer reads.
cast_from_zone::resolvederives its batch fromability.live_object_targets(), andbuild_resolved_from_defsuppliesVec::new(), so the grant recorded nothing. The channel the runtime actuallyconsults is
StaticMode::GraveyardCastPermission, read bycasting::graveyard_permission_sources.CR 611.2c fixes the shape of the grant
A resolution-created continuous effect that does not modify characteristics
"modifies the rules of the game, so it can affect objects that weren't affected
when that continuous effect began." Playing a land is a special action
(CR 116.2a), not a characteristic — so this is that kind.
This is load-bearing for this card, not a technicality. Yawgmoth's Will's own
second sentence — "If a card would be put into your graveyard from anywhere this
turn, exile that card instead" — is only meaningful if the first sentence reaches
cards that arrive in the graveyard after it resolved. You cast a spell from the
graveyard and the replacement catches it on the way back.
A grant stamped onto the objects present at resolution would silently miss every
card milled, discarded or cast later in the turn. So the permission is bound to the
player, and its
affectedfilter is re-evaluated live — exactly as the printedbattlefield sources already are.
d2is the row that pins this.Parser
A post-pass over the assembled chain replaces the refused
"play lands"fragmentand its
CastFromZonesibling with oneEffect::GenericEffectinstalling aGraveyardCastPermissionfor the stated window.play_mode: Playis the widermode —
graveyard_permission_play_mode_matchesadmits aPlaygrant for aCastquery but not the reverse — so one grant serves both printed actions, which is what
one printed permission naming two actions should produce.
It also clears the ability's CR 608.2d optionality. The "you may play lands" is
the permission being granted, not a choice the resolving spell offers: CR 608.2d
scopes resolution-time optionality to choices announced "while applying the
effect", and this sorcery offers none — the "may" is exercised later, each time the
player chooses to play a land.
Leaving that flag set made
upfront_optional_gateprompt at resolution and, on adecline, install nothing. That is precisely how the delivery looked broken: the
spell resolved to the graveyard with zero transient effects and no error anywhere.
Consumer
A TCE-direct arm on
graveyard_permission_sources. This is an establishedpattern, not a new one — three permissions are already skipped from the layer
gather and read directly off the TCE, documented in
layers::gather_transient_continuous_effectsciting CR 118.7 + CR 611.2c:MayLookAtFaceDownvisibility::viewer_may_look_at_face_downReduceAbilityCostcasting::reduce_activated_ability_costCastFromHandFreecasting::transient_cast_free_permissionThe layer system is the wrong vehicle here by design: it materializes only
Battlefield/Hand/Stack recipients (
layer_pass_materializes_keywords), and a testin
layers.rsasserts that a graveyard-bound grant must be delivered by theoff-zone authority rather than that pass.
Tests
will_cycle_delivery.rs— 6 rows, every one driving the real cast pipeline andasking the production consumer. The defect this suite exists to catch lived in the
gap between "the AST looks right" and "resolution installs something a consumer can
see", so no row asserts parse shape alone and no row hand-installs a permission.
d1[])d2d3d4g1g2Each guard is mutation-verified — removing the code it protects turns exactly those
rows red:
Two existing rows changed, neither silently
will_cycle_duration_seam_b1::v5asserted these cards remain honestlyunsupported. That was true when written — parsing the land half was never
sufficient — and this change is what makes it false. Inverted and renamed; it stays
a regression guard on the arrival shape.
kiora_self_library_peek_cast::coordinated_leading_durations_bind_to_the_cast_halfpinned
CastFromZone { duration: UntilEndOfTurn }across seven fixtures. The threeWill cards no longer produce a
CastFromZoneat all. The guard is moved, notdropped:
the_will_cycle_window_rides_the_delivered_permissionpins the samewindow on the delivered grant, because CR 611.2a makes an unstated duration last
until end of game and an unbound Yawgmoth's Will is the failure mode. The other
four fixtures stay on the original row — the sentence-grouping pass is shared.
Blast radius: measured, exactly the three target cards convert from
CastFromZonetoGenericEffect. The other four fixtures are untouched.CR
present when it began
the effect
active_zonesdefaults tobattlefield-only
Verification
cargo test -p phase-engine— 6807 integration + 21084 lib passed, 0 failedcargo clippy -p phase-engine --all-targets -D warnings— cleancargo fmt --all— cleanRebased onto #8638 (now on main), which is a prerequisite: without its hoist a
windowed permission parses land-only, so wiring delivery would install a silently
land-only grant.
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