ChaosMachine
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Can I chain Forced Back to Bottomless or Torrential?
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A legal move?
- Thread starter ChaosMachine
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magnumcyclonex
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No, because the summon has already occurred. BTH and TT are activated in response to a successful summon. Forced Back would stop the summon from occurring in the first place.
No. You use Forced Back when your opponent declares a Normal Summon. If you don't, then the summoning goes through, and then you respond to it.
Basically, when your opponent tries to summon a monster, you first have a chance to negate it (i.e. with Forced Back or Solemn Judgment). If you don't, then you can respond to the summon with effects that do stuff other than negating it.
EDIT: Wow, three posts to the same thread in a minute?
Basically, when your opponent tries to summon a monster, you first have a chance to negate it (i.e. with Forced Back or Solemn Judgment). If you don't, then you can respond to the summon with effects that do stuff other than negating it.
EDIT: Wow, three posts to the same thread in a minute?