carlossilva
New Member
I've just come across this ruling for Sangan:
If a "Sangan" or a "Witch of the Black Forest" equipped with "Malevolent Nuzzler" is Tributed and you activate the effect of "Malevolent Nuzzler", "Malevolent Nuzzler" goes on top of your Deck and then "Sangan" or "Witch of the Black Forest" is resolved. If "Sangan" is destroyed (not Tributed) the effects of "Sangan" and "Malevolent Nuzzler" are simultaneous and form a chain.
This has raised me a few questions:
a) while the wording isn't exactly as recent cards, Malevolent Nuzzler seems to be an optional effect ( you can either pay and return it to the deck or just let it go to the Graveyard ). Why doesn't it miss timing in case of a tribute ?
b) Let's assume, however, that Malevolent Nuzzler still gets its effect. Why the difference between one case and the other? None of the effects will interrupt the tribute summoning, so the soonest they could activate would be after the tribute hits the field. Wouldn't they be simultaneous in any case ?
Thanks
Carlos
If a "Sangan" or a "Witch of the Black Forest" equipped with "Malevolent Nuzzler" is Tributed and you activate the effect of "Malevolent Nuzzler", "Malevolent Nuzzler" goes on top of your Deck and then "Sangan" or "Witch of the Black Forest" is resolved. If "Sangan" is destroyed (not Tributed) the effects of "Sangan" and "Malevolent Nuzzler" are simultaneous and form a chain.
This has raised me a few questions:
a) while the wording isn't exactly as recent cards, Malevolent Nuzzler seems to be an optional effect ( you can either pay and return it to the deck or just let it go to the Graveyard ). Why doesn't it miss timing in case of a tribute ?
b) Let's assume, however, that Malevolent Nuzzler still gets its effect. Why the difference between one case and the other? None of the effects will interrupt the tribute summoning, so the soonest they could activate would be after the tribute hits the field. Wouldn't they be simultaneous in any case ?
Thanks
Carlos