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I mean how for "Dogma", it's a cost to Tribute the monsters. If the Summon is negated ("Solemn Judgment", etc), then you don't get the monsters back. I don't believe there are any cards where it's an effect of the Summon (and not a separate effect), no? They're actually different - "Harpie...

Ooh, I like. One thing is with the "Summoning Conditions": there are really two kinds, Summoning Restrictions ("Raremetal Dragon") and Summon Effects ("Cyber Dragon"). I'm not really sure if it's important to differentiate, since it's kinda obvious. There's also how it's a cost, although I...

Bah, computer problems mean that the next turn is up for grabs...whoever posts next gets it.

"End of the World"? Since it's followed by either "Ruin" (destruction) or "Demise" (death).

"Field Barrier"? "Maryokutai"? "Weather Report"?

"Pandemonium Watchbear"?

It's a cost, at least in the OCG.

"Primal Seed"? "Miracle Jurassic Egg"?

The short answer is no. You control both "Red Dragon Archfiend" and "Brain Control", so you decide the order in which they resolve. You can resolve "Brain Control" first, and return "Red Dragon Archfiend" to your opponent. "Red Dragon Archfiend"'s effect won't activate, since it's no...

I'm focusing more on the "Their text allows them to activate their effects when the trigger event occurs." part. I read it more like: •"Beast of the Pharaoh"'s text allow you to activate his effect when he is sent to the Graveyard, despite the rulings for missing the timing. •"Curse of...

Actually, under normal circumstances, you would miss the timing for that effect. "Beast of the Pharaoh" and "Sinister Sprocket" are exceptions to this since their effects would be completely useless otherwise. For both Tribute and Synchro Summons, you send the monsters to the Graveyard, and...

"Terraforming"?

"Swamp Battleguard"? "Lava Battleguard"?

No. Hers is an Ignition Effect, and you can only activate it during your Main Phase 1 or 2.

If an effect says that it can be activated during either player's turn (or during your opponent's turn), then it's usually a Multi-Trigger. Otherwise, you should generally assume that an effect is a Trigger or an Ignition effect, unless you are told otherwise. Also, I wouldn't say that...

Well, "Silent Swordsman LV7" can't negate "Pot of Greed" when "Pot of Greed" is removed from the field by "Emergency Provisions". Dimensionruler, I'm not sure what you are saying.

I am fairly certain that this was answered on the Judges' List, and the answer was that "Jinzo" still negates the effect. If I'm reading this right, the Japanese wording is slightly different. Loosely translated, it reads: Jinzo negates the effect, as in the «effect of a Trap Card» on the...

"Jinzo" will still negate "Torrential Tribute", since the effect of "Torrential Tribute" remains on the field. You're thinking of "Jinzo" like "Skill Drain". They work differently.

I believe Appropriate is different, since it has a Continuous Effect, not an Ignition effect. It needs to be face-up when your opponent draws, since you immediately draw after they draw.

I'd say yes. Considering how "Neo-Spacian Dark Panther" can use "Exiled Force"'s effect successfully, it looks like the effect will resolve as long as it was activated properly. "Phantom of Chaos"' pseudo-"Gladiator Beast" effect was activated properly, so it should resolve properly.