Keeping notes of destroyed by battle monsters for Skyscraper 2's effect
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May a player who is using SkyScraper 2 keep written notes to prove to a possible contesting opponent (and eventually a Judge) that the monster in their graveyard was definitely destroyed by battle?
It is my understanding that written note taking is limited to lifepoints, lifepoints changes, and possibly how the changes in lifepoints happened.
With the (New) Big City decks being played I would think an opponent could honestly or dishonestly suffer from short-term memory loss and contest whether a monster was indeed destroyed by battle.
Since Skyscraper 2's effect is retroactive, if Skyscraper 2 comes out late in the game, it could be very difficult for most people to remember which monsters were destroyed by battle.
-John D.
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Click here to view the full discussion Then feel free to return to discuss the subject here.It is my understanding that written note taking is limited to lifepoints, lifepoints changes, and possibly how the changes in lifepoints happened.
With the (New) Big City decks being played I would think an opponent could honestly or dishonestly suffer from short-term memory loss and contest whether a monster was indeed destroyed by battle.
Since Skyscraper 2's effect is retroactive, if Skyscraper 2 comes out late in the game, it could be very difficult for most people to remember which monsters were destroyed by battle.
-John D.
LV 2 Yu-Gi-Oh! Rules
LV 1 Player Management
LV 1 Tournament Organization