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As stated in the Battle Phase article under Damage Step:Sub-step 2: "However, Continuous Effect that involves destroying monster(s) will not resolve until Sub-step 5." Continuous Effect monsters will be Active, but Continuous Effect that involves monsters being destroyed will resolve in Damage...

We call it Spell Cards now ;) The only one I can remember is "Butterfly Dagger - Elma". EDIT: But only if it is destroyed while equiped to a monster.

Not really. Once "Jinzo" is flipped in Damage Sub-Step 2, his effect will be Active because has a Continuous Effect, so neither player can activate Trap cards when this happens, and all face up Trap Cards is negated. Please refer to my Battle Phase article for more info.

LOL! Yeah, I know, sorry. Thanks for endorsing it :)

You still have to show your card for verification, but the monsters you set can be shuffled around for randomness. Yes, you are right. When a monster is flipped due to battle, his effect activates in the Damage Step, so only certain cards may be used, like "Divine Wrath".

I understand what you are saying. And here is my reasoning. When "Divine Wrath" negated the Effect of "Helpoemer", it negated all his effect. So, in a sence, he was reset, due to a momentary "Skill Drain" kind of negation. Also, his effect is a Trigger Effect, kinda like "Fatal Abacus"'s effect.

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First off, you have posted on the wrong forum. A moderator might move this thread to the appropriate forum. :) To answer your question, I think your Normal monster will come back to your control, but "Snatch Steal" will still be attatched to your monster and you will still gain Life Points...

In my mind, the reason, as I posted above, is that when "Divine Wrath" negated "Helpoemer"'s Trigger Effect, it also affected the initial condition of "Helpoemer". Here is what I said before:

The first tread was an old thread that spurs some debate. Since there are actually several threads that discuss about "Divine Wrath", this tread simply announces that a new rule was posted. This is better for easy viewing.

I'm not sure if its even chainable, but if it is, then that would be a bad move because my LP would drop down to zero too. It's better for it to fully resolve before I activate RoD. Correct. You can't interrupt a resolving chain (but Archfiend can :)).

If it targets, it won't Trigger your Archfiend's negation effect because you control them. But It will matter if you want to target your Opponent's Archfiend. So, are you saying that it does not target? Does this only apply to stat modifications only, or does it also apply to others, such as...

Question 1: Does "Infernalqueen Archfiend" Targets 1 Archfiend for each player's Standby Phase? Question 2: Can you decide when to end the ATK increase during you End Phase? Here is a situation: Player A has "Infernalqueen Archfiend" and "Archfiend of Gilfer" both in attack position. Player...

I think that is how it works now too. Nice way of explaining it. Short and clear.

I think the reason "Helpoemer" is negated completely is because when "Helpoemer"'s Trigger Effect is negated by "Divine Wrath", it also affected the fact that the Trigger happens when he was sent to the Graveyard due to battle (because the Trigger is part of that condition). "Divine Wrath" not...

I see it like this: It is the effect of TER or "relinquised" that makes (not increase) his ATK the same as the equiped monster. Since this is not considered an increase effect, but rather a change effect, it will not be added on top of "Megamorph". TER and "Relinquised"'s equiped monster does...

I was under the assumption that "Megamorph" will be useless when used at TER or "Relinquished" because the resulting ATK will be 0, regardless on who has higher Life Points.

No you don't. This has been answered in the Judge's List found here: http://lists.upperdeck.com/read/messages?id=4049#4049

No. He will be destroyed by your "Premature Burial" because "Premature Burial" is your Spell Card, so he IS affected by it, as Strike Ninja had stated.

"Negate Attack" and "Solemn Judgment" are weird because they are Counter Traps that do not have to immediately follow the card/effect that they are countering/negating.