Post by Rick KunkelPost by Jeff HeikkinenLee Sharpe, worshipped by llamas the world over, wrote...
Post by Lee SharpePost by Rick KunkelSubject line says it all...
Is there currently ANY way to make a permanent lose "legendary"
status?
Not currently, no. (Note the same is not true of the creature subtype
"Legend.")
True - but changing that no longer changes whether the creature is a
legend. (For a long time it did.)
What? No. "Legend" is a creature type, "legendary" is a supertype. If a
creature stops being a Legend but stays a creature, it's no longer subject
to that particular state-based effect; if it stops being a creature, then
it stops being a Legend in the process AND doesn't become legendary. If
a legendary noncreature permanent becomes a creature, it's still legendary
but does NOT gain creature type Legend.
But yes, changing a creature's creature type away from or to "Legend" _does_
affect whether it abides by the relevant state-based effect, still.
Post by Rick KunkelAck. Now I'm confused. Do you mean that if I change Rayne, Academy
Chancellor into a goblin, she DOESN'T lose the Creature Type (AKA
Subtype) Legend?
No, she does; "goblin" overwrites "legend" (unless the effect making her
a goblin says she's still got her old creature type(s)). Goblins don't abide
by 420.5e; Legend creatures and legendary permanents do, but she's not either
one any more.
Dave
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