gagner et perdre en même temps

102.5. un joueur devait perdre et gagner en même temps, il perd.

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"You're playing in a DCI sanctioned single-elimination tournament. You and your opponent are both at 5 life, and time is called. You finish the extra turns, and go into sudden death (the first life total change wins). You have no cards left in your library. You play Zap on your opponent. So, your opponent goes to 4 life, and you try to draw a card, but fail. So, two state-based effects kick in: You win, because you have more life than your opponent, and you lose because you couldn't draw a card. Since you're winning and losing at the same time, rule 102.5 applies, and you lose the game.

"From the Magic Comprehensive Rulebook: "420.5. The state-based effects are as follows: "420.5g A player who was required to draw more cards than were in his or her library loses the game. "From the DCI Magic Floor Rules: "117. Determining a Match Winner In Swiss rounds, the winner of a match is the player with the most game wins in the match. If both players have equal game wins, then the match is a draw. "In single-elimination rounds, matches may not end in a draw. After the normal end-of-match procedure is finished, the player with more game wins is the winner of the match. If both players in a single-elimination tournament have equal game wins when the normal end-of-match procedure is finished, the player with the highest life total becomes the winner of the current game in progress. In the event the players have equal life totals (or are between games and the game wins are tied), the game/match should continue until the first life total change that results in one player having a higher life total than the other. "(This has been ruled to be a state-based effect, for consistency with our other rules for winning/losing the game. What makes it unique is that it's the only state-based effect that makes someone win a game. All the others make someone lose.)"

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Lich Enchantment As Lich comes into play, your life total becomes 0. You don’t lose the game for having 0 or less life. If you would gain life, draw that many cards instead. Whenever you’re dealt damage, sacrifice that many permanents. When Lich leaves play, you lose the game.

Text(UG+errata): When you control no cards in play other than ~this~ and have no cards in your hand, you win the game.