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Any time you see 'Your' on the card text it refers to the controller. So Vampire Lord must be destroyed by YOUR opponent and sent to YOUR graveyard. Since you used Snatch Steal to control it, the owner is your opponent and it will go to his graveyard not your graveyard. Spot's Knight

Raigekick is right but you could have also found that in the FAQ on the official site of by using the card registry web tool from this one. [;-> Spot's Knight

Yes that is correct. Any time a card goes back to the hand, deck, fusion deck, or graveyard it always goes back to the owner. The owner of the card is the person whose deck originally contained the card. The Controller is the person that is currently controling it. Spot's Knight

Berserk Gorilla is a easier example, but you are mistaken about Spirit Reaper. It has to wait for the effect that targets it to resolve, however if the effect resolves then SR is immediately destroyed before the next step in the chain resolves. Spot's Knight

Skey was correct for #1. 2. As long as you chain to the effect that is destroying Toon World, Skill Drain will resolve first and when Toon World gets destroyed, the Toon's effect is negated. If however they chain to your Skill Drain with something that will destroy Toon World, then the...

I'm pretty sure that Forced Requistion when it is active is a continuous effect. Continuous effects happen between steps in a chain. So your opponent would have to discard right after you discard your card when you put the effect on the chain. This is the same thing as Spirit Reaper being...

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If you go to any sanctioned UDE event (YGO! or VS) you will get a 9 digit UDE number. That is the number you need. After you fill out the card to get the number, UDE must enter the data. Once the data is entered you can go to the website for the tests and request a password (by clicking on the...

Sending lvl 6 to the graveyard is not a 'targeting' effect because you do not select any target. Thus Lord of D. will not stop the effect. Spot's Knight

No they can't. Legendary Fisherman says they can not attack it. Picture this as puting a wall in front of the fisherman protecting itself and nothing else. Marauding captains protects monsters other than itself. In this picture, one Marauding captain puts a wall in front of all warriors...

The reason this happens is because Snatch Steal is an Equip card that pulls the monster to my side of the field. It does not say anything about returning the monster. When the monster is turned face down again, it is reset and the equip card is destroyed and send to the graveyard. Since the...

In order to activate (flip up) it, the discard must be the last thing to happen. Once it is face up and active on the field then any time you discard your opponent has to discard (right your discard, it does not use the chain). Spot's Knight

Power ups are always for this attack only. However with all the team attacking that TT do, this can be a huge boost. Keep in mind that since it is a power up it increases the defense of each character as well. So if you are team attacking a character that is equal attack to your largest drop...

The ruling is that you DO have to have a field card on the field in order to activate it. The ruling does not specify if it has to be active or not. Spot's Knight

Just an FYI BTW yes this was answered and if you think a question might have been answered you can use the 'Search this forum' link. :) Spot's Knight

Yes it does target. It will resolve properly as long as it can find the ATK of the targeted monster. It does not matter if the monster is attacking or not as long as it was activated properly. With the Strike Ninja, it is not longer on the field so MC can't find the attack. With Gravity Bind...

I'm not so sure that it does continue to destroy Field cards that are played while it is already active. I've posted this question to the judges list. I can see arguements both ways but my leaning is toward it not destroying them other than at the initial activation. Spot's Knight

You can also turn it face down with Book of Moon, or Remove it from the game, bounce it back to your hand, Lots of ways to stop Cylinders without negating it. ;) Spot's Knight

The answer is the same for 1-3 above. If the activation is illegal then the game is rewound to just before you played the card. So if you played it from your hand it would return to your hand. If you played it from the field it would return face down to the field. However this only applies if...

Close but not quite. Conditions can not be negated. There are game mechanics that will remove conditions (via removed from game or flipped face down), but there are no (currently) effects that will NEGATE a condition. That is why if you use Scientist's effect then later Skill Drain is activated...