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I know that if I don't have any other copies of Thunder Dragon in my deck, I can still discard one from my hand to "search" for 0 copies. But if it's known that my deck doesn't have any others, am I allowed to skip over the action of actually searching my deck? Or would I still need to do that...

If I Special Summon Gearfried the Iron Knight with Premature Burial, is it possible to chain to his effect with Emergency Provisions before he destroys PB (and essentially himself)?

An easy way to remember how a Nomi monster works is to read just the first part of the description. If you read "This card cannot be Normal Summoned or Set. This card cannot be Special Summoned" and stop right there, that tells you that the monster can't be summoned at all.....until you read a...

That was a fast reply. Be careful not to overdose on the pep pills, chaos :) J/K, and thanks for the answer. On a little side note, I went with Mystic Tomato as that was the monster in this situation while playing WC4 a while ago (that's why I thought to make this topic). Too bad the computer...

Let's say I have 2 Mystic Tomatoes in my Graveyard. My opponent uses Monster Reborn on one of them and I chain with Call of the Haunted, also intending to revive a Mystic Tomato, particularly the one my opponent wants. Because my opponent chooses the monster at activation, am I correct in...

That's quite alright. Almost forgot about that. And on that subject, there are never any cases where an effect won't resolve at all, correct (not counting not being able to activate an effect in the first place, of course)? They just resolve without any effect.

Thousand-Eyes Restrict's effect never resolves since it was destroyed before that could happen, so the selected monster stays where it is.

Am I correct in thinking that destroying a monster with Assault on GHQ is part of the effect and not a cost? If so, I could use it on my opponent's monster that I took with Mind Control, right?

I should point out that Kozaky's Self-Destruct Button doesn't have the "sent to the Graveyard" part like the other 2, so its effect will work if destroyed by Nobleman of Extermination.

Translation: Don't bother having more than one HOTU on the field because then it becomes too damn confusing :)

After a monster equipped with Flint is destroyed, assuming there's another monster on the field to move it to, does Flint get sent to the Graveyard and then to another monster or does it stay on the field?

Ok, I figured that was the case with XZH. Mucho thanks for the clarification.

Xing Zhen Hu. There we go. I'm a little confused by this ruling on it - You can chain one of the 2 Spell or Trap Cards on the field to the activation of "Xing Zhen Hu". However, the remaining one will not be able to be activated after "Xing Zhen Hu" resolves. Am I interpreting that...

Only the controller of Ultimate Offering can use its effect. You can use the effect during either Main Phase 1 or 2 of your turn, or the Battle Phase of your opponent's turn. http://lists.upperdeck.com/read/messages?id=3002 And on a side note, they really need to get around to actually...

Horobi no Burst Stream!! Just the fact that this card uses the original name for BEWD's attack is what makes it so great.

Old Vindictive Magician is finally fixed. Yay. Now they really need to add Mask of Dispel back to the errata list. First the card said the damage is done during the Standby Phase of the targetted card's controller. Then it was changed to say it's during the SP of MoD's controller. For some...

A ruling on Continuous Effects is that they cannot be chained to. However, one of "Greed"'s rulings says that you can chain to the effect which causes damage. "Two-Man Cell Battle"'s ruling says you can chain to the Special Summoning effect. So is there a logical way of knowing whether...

When you have several spaces open in the monster card area, for example, a monster can be placed in whatever space you choose, correct?

Spirit Mirror (Mystical Refpanel in the GBA games and anime hackjob) Normal Trap Transfer the effect of a Magic Card that targets 1 player to another player.

And any monster that has "can only be Special Summoned by the effect of" (Berserk Dragon, Exodia Necross, and Mirage Knight) is a Nomi monster, as well. For the "except by" ones, I've found that it's easy to remember they're Nomi monsters by paying attention to just the the beginning of their...