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Dark Illusion vs Solemn Judgment
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, Nov 07 2009 05:06 PM
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Posted 07 November 2009 - 05:25 PM
So from your example this is what I'm seeing.
Player A has a face down Dark Bribe that has been set for at least one turn and has one or more monsters that can be used for a tribute summon. Player B has a face down Solemn Judgement.
Player A sacrifices a monster in order to summon Jinzo.
Player B responds with a Solmen Judgment trying to negate Jinzo's tribute summon.
"Solemn Judgement" does not "target" the card it is trying to negate and destroy so no "Dark Illusion" can not be chained to a Solemn Judgement trying to negate and destroy a Jinzo, or any other dark monster for that matter.
Player A has a face down Dark Bribe that has been set for at least one turn and has one or more monsters that can be used for a tribute summon. Player B has a face down Solemn Judgement.
Player A sacrifices a monster in order to summon Jinzo.
Player B responds with a Solmen Judgment trying to negate Jinzo's tribute summon.
"Solemn Judgement" does not "target" the card it is trying to negate and destroy so no "Dark Illusion" can not be chained to a Solemn Judgement trying to negate and destroy a Jinzo, or any other dark monster for that matter.
Edited by Xerodynamicz, 07 November 2009 - 05:26 PM.
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Posted 07 November 2009 - 05:41 PM
Xerodynamicz, on 07 November 2009 - 05:25 PM, said:
So from your example this is what I'm seeing.
Player A has a face down Dark Bribe that has been set for at least one turn and has one or more monsters that can be used for a tribute summon. Player B has a face down Solemn Judgement.
Player A sacrifices a monster in order to summon Jinzo.
Player B responds with a Solmen Judgment trying to negate Jinzo's tribute summon.
"Solemn Judgement" does not "target" the card it is trying to negate and destroy so no "Dark Illusion" can not be chained to a Solemn Judgement trying to negate and destroy a Jinzo, or any other dark monster for that matter.
Player A has a face down Dark Bribe that has been set for at least one turn and has one or more monsters that can be used for a tribute summon. Player B has a face down Solemn Judgement.
Player A sacrifices a monster in order to summon Jinzo.
Player B responds with a Solmen Judgment trying to negate Jinzo's tribute summon.
"Solemn Judgement" does not "target" the card it is trying to negate and destroy so no "Dark Illusion" can not be chained to a Solemn Judgement trying to negate and destroy a Jinzo, or any other dark monster for that matter.
Also note that Solemn Judgment doesn't destroy the monster. It negates it's summon.
g1Nz0, on 01 May 2012 - 07:07 AM, said:
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Posted 07 November 2009 - 05:48 PM
Cept that Solemn Judgment negates the summon & then destroys the monster while its considered to be in the player's hand. Unless this question is actually about Forced Back, which doesn't target either.
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Posted 07 November 2009 - 05:51 PM
Val, on 07 November 2009 - 05:48 PM, said:
Cept that Solemn Judgment negates the summon & then destroys the monster while its considered to be in the player's hand. Unless this question is actually about Forced Back, which doesn't target either.
I forgot that bit. Thanks Val.
g1Nz0, on 01 May 2012 - 07:07 AM, said:
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