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BURN

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1. Does Exiled Force get his effect when The End of Anubis in face up on the field?

2. What does the term destroyed mean? (Meaning when you tribute for a monster is the monster considered destroyed)

3. Player A has a face down Fiber Jar.
Player B has a face up Horus the Black Flame Dragon LV6 and a face down Divine Wrath
Player B attacks players a Face down Fiber Jar with LV6
Player A flipps Fiber Jar
Player B flipps Divine Wrath to chain to Fiber Jar's effect

After all that does LV6 get it's effect to level up to LV8?
 
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masterwoo0 said:

It pays to know your cards. If you let a player cheat you knowingly or unknowingly, its too late to argue after the game is done.
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Question about it on the boards to find out if I was wrong.

The reason Exile Force came up to be a big deal was that I used it with Skill Drain on the field and people said I could not and they went and looked up and ruled that I could because of the ruleing on Skill Drain. Then the Question came up about EoA and there was no answer on the web. So I thought that I would ask.','ycard','width=600,height=600'); return false;">

It did not happen to me I said that it would not work and that I would ask the Question about it on the boards to find out if I was wrong.

The reason Exile Force came up to be a big deal was that I used it with Skill Drain on the field and people said I could not and they went and looked up and ruled that I could because of the ruleing on Skill Drain. Then the Question came up about EoA and there was no answer on the web. So I thought that I would ask.
 
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BURN said:
It did not happen to me I said that it would not work and that I would ask the Question about it on the boards to find out if I was wrong.

The reason Exile Force came up to be a big deal was that I used it with Skill Drain on the field and people said I could not and they went and looked up and ruled that I could because of the ruleing on Skill Drain. Then the Question came up about EoA and there was no answer on the web. So I thought that I would ask.
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I wasnt necessarily talking about you. I meant it "pays" to know your cards, meaning, know as much about as many cards as you can so that you will not be at the mercy of bad calls or your opponents bad interpretation.

It's real easy to "sound" like you have been using a card for years, when its only been in your deck for a few weeks and probably never used. If you let your opponent smooth talk you into believing what he says about the card, like in "Null and Void vs Disturbance Strategy", you can be in a world of hurt REAL quick!!
 
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