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 | During the dragon attack phase, when rolling an army's response to a [[dragons#dragon_attacks|dragon attack]], a unit that rolls this SAI may tame a single dragon that attacked their army this turn. Any non-breath damage that dragon rolled during this dragon attack is ignored.\\ \\ On future turns, a tamed dragon will not attack an army containing the unit that tamed it. Tamed dragons still attack other dragons as normal. During the Retreat Step of the Reserves Phase, the taming unit may ride the dragon, moving itself and the tamed dragon to any other terrain. The dragon remains tamed when they move in this way.\\ \\ A White Dragon becomes untamed during the Effects Expire step of the taming player's turn. Any other dragon remains tamed by this unit unless any of the following occur:\\ \\ <WRAP> | During the dragon attack phase, when rolling an army's response to a [[dragons#dragon_attacks|dragon attack]], a unit that rolls this SAI may tame a single dragon that attacked their army this turn. Any non-breath damage that dragon rolled during this dragon attack is ignored.\\ \\ On future turns, a tamed dragon will not attack an army containing the unit that tamed it. Tamed dragons still attack other dragons as normal. During the Retreat Step of the Reserves Phase, the taming unit may ride the dragon, moving itself and the tamed dragon to any other terrain. The dragon remains tamed when they move in this way.\\ \\ A White Dragon becomes untamed during the Effects Expire step of the taming player's turn. Any other dragon remains tamed by this unit unless any of the following occur:\\ \\ <WRAP>
   * If the taming unit tames another dragon. A unit may only ever have one dragon tamed at any time.   * If the taming unit tames another dragon. A unit may only ever have one dragon tamed at any time.
-  * The dragon leaves the terrain without the taming unit (eg. is summoned away or killed). +  * The dragon leaves the terrain without the taming unit (e.g. is summoned away or killed). 
-  * The taming unit leaves the terrain without the dragon (eg. moves or is killed).+  * The taming unit leaves the terrain without the dragon (e.g. moves or is killed).
   * The dragon is tamed or controlled by another unit.   * The dragon is tamed or controlled by another unit.
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