Reach Through Mists

Card Name Rules

"Q1: Can the rules text of a non-acorn card change the name of a card? Q2: Can cards have multiple names? I was wondering if texts like "This card's name is also Reach Through Mists" or "This card is named Dragon's Approach while in the graveyard" were legal. Q1: No. Q2: The same rules text can appear on two differently named cards." Just FYI, both parts of your answer seem to be wrong. Spy Kit both changes the name of a card (the equipped creature) and gives that creature multiple names.

Spy Kit, I believe, is an Un-card that snuck into a non-Un set. It does some things that cause problems, I believe.

Card Names Creatures Dragon's Approach Reach Through Mists Rules Spy Spy Kit The Graveyard

Rule Text and Card Naming

Q1: Can the rules text of a non-acorn card change the name of a card?Q2: Can cards have multiple names?I was wondering if texts like "This card's name is also Reach Through Mists" or "This card is named Dragon's Approach while in the graveyard" were legal.

Q1: No.Q2: The same rules text can appear on two differently named cards.

Card Names Dragon's Approach Reach Through Mists Rules The Graveyard

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