D.D. Warrior Lady & Last Will

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let say that i activate last will first and then attack with d.d. warrior lady i decide to remove the enemy's monster, can i activate the effect of last will?. if yes or no?. why?? thanx
is the same with d.d. assailant?
 
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The D.D. monster is not sent to your graveyard, so the requirements to activate last will are not fulfilled. If you DIDN'T remove, then it would go to the graveyard, and Last Will would be able to be activated. But the monster has to go from YOUR side of the field to YOUR graveyard.
 
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Krauser said:
let say that i activate last will first and then attack with d.d. warrior lady i decide to remove the enemy's monster, can i activate the effect of last will?. if yes or no?. why?? thanx
is the same with d.d. assailant?
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With D.D. Warrior Lady, you have the choice of whether to remove from play your card and the opponent's after damage calculation. If you just send Warrior Lady to the graveyard, then the activation requirements for Last Will are satisfied. You cannot, however, use Last Will with D.D. Assailant because after it is destroyed in battle, D.D. removes both cards from play. You don't have a choice there.
 
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HorusMaster said:
With D.D. Warrior Lady, you have the choice of whether to remove from play your card and the opponent's after damage calculation. If you just send Warrior Lady to the graveyard, then the activation requirements for Last Will are satisfied. You cannot, however, use Last Will with D.D. Assailant because after it is destroyed in battle, D.D. removes both cards from play. You don't have a choice there.
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Shouldnt say "can't". You normally cannot, but under certain circumstances, you would be able to, like attacking a Dark Ruler Ha Des or another higher ATK Fiend Monster while he is face-up. That would negate his effect, and he would be sent to the Graveyard.
 
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masterwoo0 said:
Shouldnt say "can't". You normally cannot, but under certain circumstances, you would be able to, like attacking a Dark Ruler Ha Des or another higher ATK Fiend Monster while he is face-up. That would negate his effect, and he would be sent to the Graveyard.
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I answered as would be general conditions where Last Will and D.D are concerned. We could always discuss Skill Drain as well since we're getting into specific scenarios where you can use Last Will with D.D. Assailant.The player could also activate Divine Wrath and negate removal. We could keep going...lol
 
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Here is the point:


The monster must leave your side of the field and go to your graveyard, not your removed pile, to meet the requirements for last will's effect to be used. So if the monster were removed from play, the requirements are not met. Also, keep in mind that creature swapping something and using last will hoping you can attack your creature and get 1 out by last will DOES NOT WORK. Sorry for those who try that move.
 
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HorusMaster said:
I answered as would be general conditions where Last Will and D.D are concerned. We could always discuss Skill Drain as well since we're getting into specific scenarios where you can use Last Will with D.D. Assailant.The player could also activate Divine Wrath and negate removal. We could keep going...lol
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What I meant is, the answer would best have been served by saying that "as long as" his effect is not negated, you will not have a chance to send D.D. Assailant to the Graveyard if he is destroyed in Battle.

That just about covers everything.
 
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masterwoo0 said:
What I meant is, the answer would best have been served by saying that "as long as" his effect is not negated, you will not have a chance to send D.D. Assailant to the Graveyard if he is destroyed in Battle.

That just about covers everything.
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<pointless blog> works for me....
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