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If my opponent has Last Warrior, why should I remove my Strike Ninja? My Strike Ninja is unaffected by its effect what.

Yup, I think I have got it now. Now I can continue to reform my Curve Sentinel deck. The ban is going to start in a week's time. I hope I can get something done by then. Meanwhile I will update the deck posted in the Deck Depot section. Feel free to give ratings and comments.

Talking about Strike Ninja. I pulled off a dumb combo. After using Graceful Charity, I discard MOBC and Jinzo. Then I summon Strike Ninja and uses his effect to remove him alongside the MOBC and Jinzo. Then I summon BLS-EoTB by removing Zaborg and Spirit Reaper. By paying 2000 lifepoint, I use...

So when both players passed in succession. The last effect will take place first. Then if both player decides not to chain, the second Last Will now take place. If one of them decides to chain, the effect that is chained will resolve and the chain goes up and down until the one that is 'most up'...

This card has already been released in the Asia region as a promotional card in a Gameboy Game. It was also re-printed as an Ultra rare card in the Jounouchi Structure Deck 2. It's ruling is almost completely the same as Moisture Creature. Sacrificing Kaiser Seahorse and another creature allows...

Ok... Think this time I have really got what this is all about. Player A can place as many effects as he likes and passes priority to player B. If Player B just passes priority, player A's last effect will resolve to the 1st once player B declares a pass in priority. If Player B decides to add...

Which means that the forum is still available?

There isn't much Nomi monsters now. Dark Necrofear sure isn't one of them. Nomi monsters like they have said have the words "cannot be special summoned except by". This monsters when they go to the grave, you cannot reborn them. However, if you have Monster Reincarnation, you may return them...

What do you mean by that?

So... my example on John v.s. Peter's resolution of chain is right? As long as both players passed in succession, the effect takes place. Player B who has priority at a time can pump Roy's attack by 3 more within 1 chain as well. But he chose to do in the other to lengthen the chain. The chain...

You cannot set monster in this case.

As long as the text itself does not say anything about Power-up, it's a modifier.

I guess that's what I have stated. However, our sequence in reolution seem to be different. What you meant about clean and neat example seems to be very true. If the way I mentioned is right, then why does Dlanaan says that he play Overload last and still can stun Roy? I guess the chain resolves...

Note that Power-up is only for this ATTACK, not this turn, if your opponent stops you with some means and when you attack again with this character, you do not get the 'modifier'.

Basically, from what I read on your answer, I understand that you assume a lot of things which in my case is right as I left out too many contents and my question is "incomplete". The next thing that I understand is HaB does not negate any effect which I again understand. (due to the time I was...

Sorry to say, I do not understand what you are trying to say. But as far as I can comprehend, you do not seem to answer my last question posed. You are bringing me back to where I begin. (the part where I have little or no understanding of this chain thing)

So you are trying to say that each effect resolves at it's particular point. This is because priority is passed forth and back ALL THE TIME. So, in any chain, the priority will be passed consecutively. When the priority is passed consecutively, the effect resolves. Case 1: Eg: John: Play...

So what you are trying to say is that the when an opponent passes the priority, the effect resolves at that point and when the effect is pass to you again, you chain to it and then pass to opponent and then your effect again resolve as your opponent passes initiative back to you. For eg...

In the case of this, it is a chain effect. If it is a chain effect, the chain would resolve in the opposite direction, meaning overload's effect will be resolved 1st on Roy Harper. Then, followed by Bastion's etc all the way back to Barbara Gordon initiates the attack. How can overload still be...

No. Last Will's effect begins as a new chain. You can now choose to special summon a creature or not. You also MUST play Last Will before your monster is destroyed or Last Will's effect will not take place.