discarding order

[chocoman]

graceful-->draw 3 discard 2
when discarding DW's you don't want to see em both flushed down a bottomless traphole.
By discarding a "Broww, huntsman of DW" and making sure that his effect is last to resolve, a player will miss the timing for bottotmless because the last thing to happen wasn't the summon of the other discarded DW but the drawing of a card due to broww's effect.

here's my question: In what order do the 2 DW's need to be discarded in order to make the effect of "Broww" the last one to resolve?

 

[cuzwbd]

i'd thougt the "discard 2" meant they went together... at once... and that as controller of the dark worlds you put their graveyard effects in the order you want and resolve backwards as a chain of events (which would include opponent's responses)...i'm pretty sure you dont discard one and have it special summon then discard the other and have it go off...since you could not interrupt the resolution of graceful....

 

[Maruno]

That's correct. You discard both at the same time. Then you choose which oder to put their effects in. For your scenario, you'll want Broww as Chain Link 1, with Goldd (or other) as Chain Link 2. This way when it comes to resolving, Goldd will Special Summon, and then Broww will make you draw a card. Now it's too late to activate Bottomless Trap Hole (or similar), because the last thing that happened was the drawing of a card.

 

[Fury]

Broww, Huntsman of Dark World wont Special Summon itself. It only gives you a draw (which is more than enough; else it would be a +2).

 

[skey23]

Also, just a note to the original poster. "Bottomless Trap Hole" will not remove more than one Dark World Monster anyway since they are Special Summoned individually, not at the same time.

 

[Digital Jedi]

Broww, Huntsman of Dark World wont Special Summon itself. It only gives you a draw (which is more than enough; else it would be a +2).

I don't think anyone said it did. And it is a +2, as you say, if discarded by your opponent's card effect.

As an additional note, the two effects that activate at the same time is called a SEGOC (Simultaneous Effects Go On a Chain). We use the term a lot, but often forget to explain what it means.

 

[roadhouse007]

Actually, he did imply at the beginning that both would fall victim to the bottomless trap hole. Just to clear it up, only the last one to be special summoned would be able to be BTHed. That is only if its summon was chain link 1 (so the last thing to happen).