A few *easy* questions

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Lokarin

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Well.... they seem easy... but I wouldn't mind getting an Official Response

Ok... the Cyber Jar Errata
Cyber Jar
(Spell Ruler, Dark Beginning 1)
FLIP: Destroy all monsters on the field. Both players then pick up 5 cards from the top of their respective Decks and Special Summon all Level 4 or lower Monster Cards among them on the field in face-up Attack Position or face-down Defense Position. The rest of the cards picked up are added to their respective hands

1. Ok... Does this mean players no longer have to SHOW the picked-up cards to their opponents (or do you still have to show, in order to verify if the picked-up cards are monsters)


2. Amazoness Swordswoman absolutely rules... but... I had a unique situation when my Bladefly was attacked and I used Staunch Defender to select my ASW for an attack target (ASW was under the effect of Heart of Clear Water... due to Bladefly lowering its ATK)... however my friend says my ASW should still be destroyed... (he was using just run-of-the-mill effect monsters... nothing with negation or removal)... I should be right... am I?

When does a FLIP effect (say Cyber Jar for example) activate when it is attacked and destroyed... and can the FLIP effect be chained to...
Like... does the effect activate in the Damage Step... or does it start a new immediate chain in the Battle Phase... because I've been having ideas about using Soul Reversal to put Cyber Jar atop my deck after its destroyed in combat... but it cannot be activated in the damage step...

3. When EXACTLY does the FLIP effect occur when the FLIP monster is destroyed in combat (and not negated)... and can a FLIP effect during combat be chained to if it is not the DAMAGE STEP

Ok, thanks
 
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1. As far as I know, you still must show the cards picked up by "Cyber Jar"s effect.
[edit] From the UDE FAQ:
"Both players reveal all 5 cards to each other, and then the turn player may Special Summon his monsters, then the opponent. After revealing the cards, you may shuffle them around so you can Special Summon monsters face-down without the opponent knowing which monster is which."

2. Actually, no she would not be destroyed. The effect of "Heart of Clear Water" prevented that. From the text of the card:
"The monster equipped with this card is not destroyed as a result of battle or by the effect of a card that designates a target."

3. Check out Raigekick's thread here:
http://www.igforums.com//threads/6503&highlight=battle+phase


Hope this helps.
 
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Lokarin said:
1. Ok... Does this mean players no longer have to SHOW the picked-up cards to their opponents (or do you still have to show, in order to verify if the picked-up cards are monsters)
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You still have to show your card for verification, but the monsters you set can be shuffled around for randomness.


Lokarin said:
2. Amazoness Swordswoman absolutely rules... but... I had a unique situation when my Bladefly was attacked and I used Staunch Defender to select my ASW for an attack target (ASW was under the effect of Heart of Clear Water... due to Bladefly lowering its ATK)... however my friend says my ASW should still be destroyed... (he was using just run-of-the-mill effect monsters... nothing with negation or removal)... I should be right... am I?
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Yes, you are right.

Lokarin said:
When does a FLIP effect (say Cyber Jar for example) activate when it is attacked and destroyed... and can the FLIP effect be chained to...
Like... does the effect activate in the Damage Step... or does it start a new immediate chain in the Battle Phase... because I've been having ideas about using Soul Reversal to put Cyber Jar atop my deck after its destroyed in combat... but it cannot be activated in the damage step...

3. When EXACTLY does the FLIP effect occur when the FLIP monster is destroyed in combat (and not negated)... and can a FLIP effect during combat be chained to if it is not the DAMAGE STEP

Ok, thanks
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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".
 
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