Just thought I mention this, it seems that the next Structure Deck, SD7 - Which is a Dinosaur themed deck, has an updated Rules book, and as shown on Pojo, it has something interesting in it that was never in a rule book before, an explaination on Priority!
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The turn player always has priority to activate a card first in each phase or step of their turn. This is called the turn player's "priority".
As long as the Turn player has Priority, the opponent cannot activate cards first, except for effects that activate automatically, like Trigger or Flip Effects. When the Turn player "uses Priority to activate a card" or "passes Priority", Priority is automatically passed to the opponent. A player must pass Priority when moving on to the next phase or step.
Obeyed strictly, you would always declare that you're giving up Priority before the end of every phase or step, and ask your opponent if they wish to play a card. However, for ease of play, announcing the end of your phases or steps implies giving up Priority. Therefore, when announcing the end of a phase, your opponent can just say "Before the end of your phase, I activate this card" and use a card. This means your opponent used the priority you (implicitly) gave up.
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I've seen people mention about Kevin Tewart writing an FAQ or something about Priority which never, or hasn't been released, could this be it at last?
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The turn player always has priority to activate a card first in each phase or step of their turn. This is called the turn player's "priority".
As long as the Turn player has Priority, the opponent cannot activate cards first, except for effects that activate automatically, like Trigger or Flip Effects. When the Turn player "uses Priority to activate a card" or "passes Priority", Priority is automatically passed to the opponent. A player must pass Priority when moving on to the next phase or step.
Obeyed strictly, you would always declare that you're giving up Priority before the end of every phase or step, and ask your opponent if they wish to play a card. However, for ease of play, announcing the end of your phases or steps implies giving up Priority. Therefore, when announcing the end of a phase, your opponent can just say "Before the end of your phase, I activate this card" and use a card. This means your opponent used the priority you (implicitly) gave up.
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I've seen people mention about Kevin Tewart writing an FAQ or something about Priority which never, or hasn't been released, could this be it at last?
