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enemy controller vs enemy controller
- Thread starter kingcas
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kingcas said:what happens if i summon a monster and my oppent offers his monter to take control of mine monster
and i do the same i offer mine(pickt by oppenent) monster to take control of his monster
and what would happen if i offert a other monster
that he didt pickt
you can have
solution 1 : 2 separated chains
enemy controler of oponent resolves and he get control of one of your monsters
THEM
you activate your enemy contrloer and take control of one of his monsters; it can be the monster that was your originally
in the end turn both enemy controler efct ends and the monster return to you
solution 2 : one chain
in this case would not be possible activate your enemy contrler in a chain to oponent enemy controler since the control of your monster didnt shifted yet
so you could not select your monster as the target of your enemy controler
remeber that enemy controler is a targeting efct .;it means that you must choose a target when you activate the card
also remenber that the monster tributed is the activation cost of enemy controler; this monster will not be on the field , so you cant choose the monster tributed as the target of your enemy controler
woltarr
Wait. It depends on if your opponent only had 1 monster. If they only had one monster, it would not be on the field to take control of, because your opponent would have Tributed it as the activation cost of "Enemy Controller", but if your opponent had more than one monster, and he or she activated "Enemy Controller", offering one of his or her monsters as a Tribute, you could chain with your "Enemy Controller", Tributing the monster that he or she targetted to take control of an opponent's monster (not the one they Tributed). Then, assuming your opponent does not activate anything in response to your "Enemy Controller", the chain resolves backward. You take control of the monster you selected as the target of your "Enemy Controller". Your opponent's "Enemy Controller" does not work, because the monster targetted for his or her "Enemy Controller" was Tributed when you activated your "Enemy Controller".
If you both had more than one monster, and you Tributed a monster the opponent was not taking control of, you would both get the monster you are selecting to take control of (but if you want your monster back, you have to do it in another chain, like woltarr said). Yup.
If you both had more than one monster, and you Tributed a monster the opponent was not taking control of, you would both get the monster you are selecting to take control of (but if you want your monster back, you have to do it in another chain, like woltarr said). Yup.