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Yes, if such a monster existed, then that would be how it would work. Even though the replay happened, it would still have attacked it, so that monster would still be destroyed by it's effect.

"Ancient Gear Engineer" must survive the attack in order for his effect to activate and resolve properly during the end of the Damage Step.

Wow! Welcome back Nak44!

Yes, that works just fine.

And for reference.... http://entertainment.upperdeck.com/op/community/forums/thread/730794.aspx Enjoy!

Ok, I feel it very necessary to point this out one more time, despite DJ saying it already... "Pulling the Rug" is NOT a Summon Negator. It never has been and it never will be. It doesn't say anywhere in it's text that it negates the summon of ANY monster. Plus, this topic has been asked...

1. This doesn't work because you have already entered into the Damage Step. You can't use the effect of "Ultimate Offering" during the Damage Step. 2. "Dark Dust Spirit's" effect will activate as soon as the current chain finishes resolving. If you activate the effect of "Ultimate Offering"...

The only way to become a Judge is to actually start judging events. That means you need to contact your local TO and see if you can start working for them. Passing any rules knowledge test does not make you a Judge. It just means you've passed a rules knowledge test. Most TOs will want you...

This was answered on the new Judge List. http://entertainment.upperdeck.com/OP/COMMUNITY/forums/thread/735793.aspx The controller of the "Cyrstal Beast" monster gets to decide where the monster ends up. And no, it's not like "Bottomless Trap Hole". That one was answered as well...

Hi Frank! Welcome to the City of Gamers! It's nice to see another familiar face around here...lol. I'm sure you'll enjoy it here.

There is one question that needs to be answered here... Does the "Six Samurai" monster survive the attack? If yes, then this is what happens: When "Ryu Kokki's" effect attempts to destroy that "Six Samurai" at the end of the Damage Step, the controller of that "Six Samurai" can use it's...

The issue comes down to who will be 'forced' to resolve their effect first during the End Phase. You both control an effect that needs to resolve, but you both can choose when to resolve it (to a point). It goes like this....(in a nutshell) P1 can either choose to resolve the effect of...

Two things... 1. "Chimeratech" does not destroy anything when Summoned. People seriously need to stop saying this. He sends all cards on your side of the field to the Graveyard. 2. As I was so lovingly quoted above, "Cyber Phoenix" will indeed save a "Chimeratech" from being destroyed when...

By their very nature, Fusion Monsters are Special Summon Only monsters, and are bound by the same restrictions. You can read about Special Summon Only monsters on the UDE Basic Gameplay FAQ here: http://www.upperdeckentertainment.com/yugioh/en/gameplay/faqs/basicgameplay/default.aspx Look for...

Indeed, there used to be a Judge List post that supported my answer above. I'll have to check my email at home later to see if I can find it in my archives.

If you had 2 "Card Traders" on the field, it would work like this... You enter your Standby Phase. Before you leave your Standby Phase, you MUST choose to either use the effect of your "Card Traders" or not to. They DO NOT form a chain and you DO NOT have to use them back-to-back. We'll...

Yes, this is a legal play. You are not 'playing' "Demise" in this case, you are 'playing' "Advanced Ritual Art". Keep in mind, though, that once "Demise" is Special Summoned, he cannot attack, change battle position OR use it's effect. It is merely a 'shell' of a monster basically.

Speak for yourself. If you miss the 'r' in the name, I'll certainly say something to you, or clarify what the heck you're talking about...lol. And I've heard it pronounced tru-nod (rod) as well. I, myself, pronounce it as tru-naide (paid).

To my knowledge, there is no test available for Player Managment Level 2. It is supposed to be finished, but hasn't been given out publicly as of yet.

First off, I'd like to point out that the Turn Player has Priority to respond to their own attack first, not the opponent, as was stated several times earlier in this thread. Second, this is 'basically' how the Attack sequence(s) can go... I'm going to skip the basic chaining rules since that's...