exiledforcefreak
RIP Jacob KT 2/16/06
Ultimate offering works as follows:
(correct me if I am wrong)
-Ultimate offering does not create a condition where by I can make additional summons at the cost of 500 life points but instead
-I must add a ultimate offering to the chain, or start a chain as the case may be, and during the resolution of said chain the summoning of a monster takes place.
-this is not considered a special summon despite it happening during the resolution of a chain link.
-This being the case, monsters like monarchs and dark magician miss the timing for their effects because they are optional-trigger.
-I "use" ultimate offering (by adding it to the chain), my opponent chains trap dustshoot, i chose to make no further chains. My opponent choses the monster I was GOING to summon and I still have another monster in hand I am able to summon. I must summon that monster.
Was everything I said here pretty much on par with how ultimate offering works?
(correct me if I am wrong)
-Ultimate offering does not create a condition where by I can make additional summons at the cost of 500 life points but instead
-I must add a ultimate offering to the chain, or start a chain as the case may be, and during the resolution of said chain the summoning of a monster takes place.
-this is not considered a special summon despite it happening during the resolution of a chain link.
-This being the case, monsters like monarchs and dark magician miss the timing for their effects because they are optional-trigger.
-I "use" ultimate offering (by adding it to the chain), my opponent chains trap dustshoot, i chose to make no further chains. My opponent choses the monster I was GOING to summon and I still have another monster in hand I am able to summon. I must summon that monster.
Was everything I said here pretty much on par with how ultimate offering works?