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It's a Continuos Effect, it must be face-up on the field.

Ah, I see. Well all I could say to that is players should be up-to-date with rulings, or called a Judge and ask to double-check, so you earned that victory. I know it may not seem possible for everyone to know every rule, but, someone in your area should be taking the initiative to inform and...

LoL, wait a minute chaosruler, have I been agreeing with you this whole time and not realize it. Because, yes my friend you can nuke Dream Clown with it's own effect in this situation. Or do I need glasses and I am totally reading your response wrong? -.-

I can see the ruling, just not the logic to it. I guess they tried to avoid this kind of situation and fear Injection Fairy Lily may be to broken if she could use her effect more than once per battle.

Works best against Necrovalley, the base of Gravekeeper's decks.

Hand Management is key to winning. What can I say? Overflow Damage Effect and built-in Don Zaloog. Sweet. This is Airknight Parshath's best friend. So build up your hand and pre-negate events that you prevent from happening in the future with Mefist the Infernal General.

Magic Cylinder can only negate 1 and only 1 attack, and is activated in response to that 1 attack. Magic Cylinder would not continue to "linger" on the monster who attacked. Magic Cylinder's effect doesn't work this way. If somehow a monster who recently had it's attacked negated by Magic...

LoL, I forgot to add that Dream Clown's effect since it triggered during the resolution of the chain, will begin and activate in a new chain.

Hmmm, I never understood why Injection Fairy Lily couldn't use her effect multiple amounts of times during the Damage Step. It's a Multi-Trigger Spell Speed 2 effect isn't it? "Damage Step Events" ChainLink1: Injection Fairy Lily's effect ChainLink2: Injection Fairy Lily's effect...

LoL, of course not, there's key differences between those 2 situations. Thousand-Eyes Restrict can only target an opponent's monsters, if control were to change of Thousand-Eyes Restrict while targetting the opponent's monster, it cannot be done because Thousand-Eyes Restrict is now under the...

From what I learned, there are two response points to a Summon. Response point {A and {B It should be played out like this: You declare the Normal Summon, and who is going to be Normal Summoned {A - (The response window is opened here to "negate" the summon) "unsuccessful summon" Exp...

This is because, Dream Clown "is" the opponent's monster. So in this situation, the previous controller chooses which monster on the opponent's side of the field is to be destroyed, and Dream Clown itself can be targetted.

Don't be too sure. Exiled Force is considered to be activated in the graveyard, but the Controller who manually activated the effect will control the effect. As for Sangan, Witch of the Black Forest, Pyramid Turtle, etc. are graveyard triggers, so the owner would get the effect.

Sleep is good for the soul. :) Counting Sheep Tokens should help you out.

Just remember, my effect is a Multi-Trigger Spell Speed 2 effect. This does not mean I can chain myself to an effect that is Spell Speed 3, or known as Counter Trap cards. Anything else?... eh, I'm good to go. :D

Remember, you resolve these steps in reverse order. Since the last thing to resolve into play was Normal Summon, it goes like this: ChainLink1: Bottomless Trap Hole ChainLink2: Torrential Tribute Resolve Steps in reverse order Step2: Torrential Tribute Step1: Bottomless Trap Hole...

Wow, Strike Ninja is being mentioned all over the forums. Indeed, I am a deadly card. :D

Couldn't have explained it better myself.

Oh, I think I missed that. I probably simply have misread it or something. But when I think about it, I don't I can think of any exeptions. Probably do some research after I sober up. LoL, cool though aint it? I can still type properly.

Jowgen the Spiritualist has a Continuous Effect, you aren't negating the summon, your just preventing Special Summon.