[Achilles]

It is to my understanding that when Exiled Force is summoned, the turn player reserves priority to use his effect. So therefore your opponent would not be able to use trap hole if you choose to retain priority and use Exiled's effect

[Celtic Swordsman]

It is to my understanding that when Exiled Force is summoned, the turn player reserves priority to use his effect. So therefore your opponent would not be able to use trap hole if you choose to retain priority and use Exiled's effect[/b]

your understanding would be correct, the turn player always has priority to start a chain. In this case tributing exiled for its effect would start a chain so they have priority to put it on link one, this would make trap hole impossible to play as exiled no longer exists on the field.

[Kscott]

Beautiful article jack sparrow.

[Loner00]

quick question....can book of moon and Compulsory Evacuation Device
stop monster's ignition effects?

for example, i summon exile and call priority, can book of moon and Compulsory Evacuation Device stop exile's effect from workin?

[guruofunk]

Not possible. By the time you could activate a card such as "Book of Moon" or "Compulsory Evacuation Device", "Exiled Force" does not exist on the field any longer, as per its effect.

[Loner00]

k that's what i thought...thx

[y2kbakura]

Jack, your article about priority makes perfect sense
Why not contact upperdeck and make it official?

[Celtic Swordsman]

i dont think jack/einstein is here any more. but ude has already made a statement in their rulebook about priority.

[dragonspit]

does cannon soldier have priority?

[Celtic Swordsman]

does cannon soldier have priority?[/b]

monsters do not have priority. players do. you may declare priority when you summon cannon soldier to launch one monster for 500 but the opponent can respond to it at any time after that.

[Chid0x]

what if when you summoned exiled, your opp asks you do you declare priority? and you respond "no" and he activates trap hole. Could you declare prioity once he already activated trap hole? Since it is your turn i thought you can since control passes back to you, but I am not sure.

[guruofunk]

"Exiled Force" is destroyed. The effect of "Exiled Force" cannot be chained to "Trap Hole".

[Mad Hatter]

What happens when you activate a counter trap: (Black Horn of Heaven, Solemn Judgement, Horn of Heaven) to negate a summon, does the turn player still maintain priority?

Example 1:
A) I normal summon Exiled Force.

http://forums.yugioh...tyle_emoticons/default/cool.gif I activate Horn of Heaven against your Exiled Force.

A) I trigger Exiled Force's effect.

Example 2:
A) I special summon Chaos Sorcerer and use priority to trigger his effect on your face up Mobius the Frost Monarch.

http://forums.yugioh...tyle_emoticons/default/cool.gif I activate Black Horn of Heaven in response to your special summon of Chaos Sorcerer.

I ask this because supposedly counter traps stop an event from even occurring in this case a summon.

[Celtic Swordsman]

What happens when you activate a counter trap: (Black Horn of Heaven, Solemn Judgement, Horn of Heaven) to negate a summon, does the turn player still maintain priority?

Example 1:
A) I normal summon Exiled Force.

http://forums.yugioh...tyle_emoticons/default/cool.gif I activate Horn of Heaven against your Exiled Force.

A) I trigger Exiled Force's effect.

Example 2:
A) I special summon Chaos Sorcerer and use priority to trigger his effect on your face up Mobius the Frost Monarch.

http://forums.yugioh...tyle_emoticons/default/cool.gif I activate Black Horn of Heaven in response to your special summon of Chaos Sorcerer.

I ask this because supposedly counter traps stop an event from even occurring in this case a summon.[/b]

solemn judgment, horn of heaven, and black horn of heaven negate the summon. this means the monster never even reached the field. now its extremely hard for a monster to use an ignition effect if they're not on the field. priority only applies to if the summoning is successful but in this case the monster never reaches the field and as such you could not put the monster's effect on a chain.

[Einstein]

OKay, I know everything about priority cuz thats all thats on the Lv2 judge test and this is really long and some of the stuff is long winded and pointless lol no offense

With Mobius you should say something like this

Player A tribute summons Mobius the Frost Monarch and chooses to activate Its effect and target 2 spells or traps - WHICH MUST HAPPEN FIRST, then player B can choose to chain, usually deciding to chain based on what card is destroyed

And I think if Mobius is played while Level Limit Aea B is on the field It switches then destroys but I'll look it up
This article is somewhat good
If anyone takes the Level 2 judge test this might help cause that test is all priority lol[/b]

Lmao - I just noticed this in his signature.

Certifications:
-Level 1 Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG Rules Knowledge Judge
-Level 1 UDE Tournament Organizer
-Level 1 UDE Player Manager
-Level 1 UDE Demo Team Member
-Level 1 World of Warcraft Rules Knowledge Judge

Anyone notice anything odd about that?



Anyway, I slightly updated the article, there was a sentence someone had an issue with over on Pojo.

[Mercenary Duelist]

He failed the test =D

Anyway, this priority stuff is hard to get your head around, i best go over the post again.

Thanks for it though,
Ryan.

[megusdragun]

3) Player A has "Bowganian" on the field, and Player B has "Kisetai" equipped to an opponent's monster on the field, with 500 LP left. In Player A's Standby Phase, Player B would like to resolve the effect of "Kisetai" first to gain enough Life Points to survive the phase, but Player A has priority to activate the effect of "Bowganian" first. As that is most likely, "Bowganian" will resolve first, causing Player B to lose before "Kisetai" can save Player B.

i have a question about this scenario

from what i understand if two effects activate at the same time they become a chain to each other and since player a has priority his effect becomes chain link 1 and player B's becomes chain link 2 which means player b's effect would resolve first

so how would player b lose from bowganian's effect

[Kaalia]

Priority also includes resolving, and therefore bowganian activates and resolves before kisetai.

[Celtic Swordsman]

wow so much wrong with this. alright first of all both kisetai and bowgania have the same timing as in they're mandatory and begin in the standby phase. this means are fun segoc chains. so first the turn player's effect goes on the chain and then the non turn player's. so it goes bowgania then kisetai onto the chain. now it resolves backward kisetai and bowgania so you get healed and then take the damage.

[megusdragun]

just as i thought thanks for clearing that up celtic