Inspection+Last Turn Quick and Easy Question
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krazykidpsx
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as long as your in the opponents standby phase i wouldnt see why you couldnt, the card doesnt state, "you can only use this effect once"
frostmonarch
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Your opponent does have priority to end their standby phase after you've used the card once. So, if your opponent is stupid enough to stay in his/her standby phase for you to activate the card multiple times, then you can do it, but if they're not stupid, then you will only get to use the ability once.
Chillout1984
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frostmonarch said:
The standby phase isn't over until BOTH players agree it's over... As long as you don't agree, your opponent can't do anything about it
chaosruler
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frostmonarch said:
Not true. There is no "priority" to end phases. as Chillout said, both players must agree before a phase can end. I wouldn't say you're disagreeing, but just say you still have effects you wish to resolve. Saying you disagree sounds confrontalional, and you're most likely already angering your opponent by using Inspection.
-chaosruler
Yes very technically a Phase passes like this:
Turn Player enters a Phase with priority.
Turn PLayer activate an effect or passes
Non-Turn Player chains an effect or passes.
Trun Player chains an effect or passes
Non-Turn Player chains an effect or passes.
And so on and so forth unless both players pass consecutivley.
Now depending on whether a player passes or not can determin if a player wishes to start a new chain. So each player has an opportunity to play an effect, let it resolve, play another and let it resolve and so on. As long as they always give their opponent a chance to chain or pass.
Turn Player enters a Phase with priority.
Turn PLayer activate an effect or passes
Non-Turn Player chains an effect or passes.
Trun Player chains an effect or passes
Non-Turn Player chains an effect or passes.
And so on and so forth unless both players pass consecutivley.
Now depending on whether a player passes or not can determin if a player wishes to start a new chain. So each player has an opportunity to play an effect, let it resolve, play another and let it resolve and so on. As long as they always give their opponent a chance to chain or pass.