118.7b If a cost is reduced by an amount of colored or colorless mana, but the cost doesn’t require mana of that type, the cost is reduced by that amount of generic mana.They can’t affect the colored or colorless mana components of that cost. 118.7a Effects that reduce a cost by an amount of generic mana affect only the generic mana component of that cost.Paying a cost changed or reduced by an effect counts as paying the original cost. 118.3c Activating mana abilities is not mandatory, even if paying a cost is.118.3b Paying life is done by subtracting the indicated amount of life from a player’s life total.(Players can always pay 0 mana.) If excess mana remains in that player’s mana pool after making that payment, the player announces what mana is still there. 118.3a Paying mana is done by removing the indicated mana from a player’s mana pool.See rule 202, “Mana Cost and Color,” and rule 602, “Activating Activated Abilities.” For example, a player with only 1 life can’t pay a cost of 2 life, and a permanent that’s already tapped can’t be tapped to pay a cost. 118.3 A player can’t pay a cost without having the necessary resources to pay it fully.Paying the cost to cast a spell or activate an activated ability follows the steps in rules 601.2f–h. 118.2 If a cost includes a mana payment, the player paying the cost has a chance to activate mana abilities.To pay a cost, a player carries out the instructions specified by the spell, ability, or effect that contains that cost. 118.1 A cost is an action or payment necessary to take another action or to stop another action from taking place.
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