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Yeah, this is once Stardust Dragon/Assault Mode is in the graveyard - and if it isn't at the start of the End Phase, it will be once it negates the first 'mill.' Thanks for the info.

So, I was at this tournament where one player had Stardust Dragon/Assault Mode on the field, and his opponent had several Lightsworn monsters on the field, all of which had end phase 'mill' effects. Now, the player with the Stardust dragon/Assault Mode claimed that he could negate the 'mill'...

Sorry about the inactivity. & since I can't guarantee it won't happen again, and no-one seem to be able to guess, I'll give you the answer and let some-one else take over. The card was Zone Eater.

No. Everything else I said still applies. If it attacks a monster, that monster will be destroyed at a later time. It comes from a "special" set It has less than 500 ATK Additionally, I just randomly saw a monster that uses it as a fusion material....

Well, I believe Curtis covered this on Metagame when it was still around. No, you can't. However, if Imperial Iron Wall is chained to Allure's effect, then Allure still resolves, and the owner of Allure is allowed to reveal 1 DARK monster in their hand instead of removing it. I also see this...

No, it's not summoner. This card has less than 500 ATK.

None of the above. This card comes from a "special" set, not a regular booster series.

An OCG ruling is fine for me. Thanks. ccgdb.com - A card destroyed by battle does not necessarily go to the graveyard before activating it's effect(s) - flip effect monsters activate their flip effects after being destroyed by battle, but while they are still on the field. The same goes for...

So, the other day I was playing some-one, and they said that D.D. Assailant's effect does not activate on the field, but in the grave. We then had to proceed to argue about it, since Skill Drain was face-up on the field at the time. Now, I know it's supposed to activate on the field (the same...

I wouldn't call that delayed. Here's a hint: The card in question sucks - it's not something that is ever going to appear in a tournament level deck. Ever.

Nu-oo. Think delayed removal of some description.

I have another question about this card's effect. If a level 4 or lower non-zombie monster is destroyed by battle, and then later Zombie World is activated, is that monster fair game for Paladin's effect while Zombie World is active? I'd presume so, but since this thread is here I thought I...

Not a bad guess, but wrong. Notice that Blast Sphere has to be attacked to trigger it's effect. It's not Exploder Dragon or Vortex Trooper either.

Er... none of the above. It's a description of the monster's effect.

Okay.... A monster attacked by this is living on borrowed time.

Thanks, that's what I was getting at. Although I will admit that I thought sending a card to the grave for Veil of Darkness was part of the cost (it is worded as such), but the rulings say otherwise.

Snowman Eater?

Is revealing the card a cost for Heart of the Underdog's effect? And can you still pay the cost if that card is no longer in your hand? If not, then it will matter which order you activate the effects in.

I can't agree with a set and summon being basically the same thing. From page 16 of the rulebook (from yugioh-card.com): "It’s important to remember that a monster Set on the field in face-down Defense Position IS NOT considered Summoned." Additionally, monsters that are not allowed to be...