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I could understand that. I asked for proof of that ruling. I'm a man who likes to know the why to everything. Otherwise the ruling looks shoddy and quickly written to supply some sort of answer that they've never thought would be asked.
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After reading Kiba It doesn't say that you can't Chain his ability to a counter mission and negate it, his wording is similar to great naruto bridge, but I'll have to look at other rulings to make sure, if I find anything I'll post it here.
Edit: Still Haven't found the GNBridge ruling, waiting for the search engine's cooldown to be done. Last edited by kunoalpha : 02-05-2013 at 10:40 PM. |
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This is why english is my second language, that effect text went right over my head.
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it could be a new ruling since as far as I know an effect like that hasnt been around before.
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Actually the second one is easy to answer. If a ninja effect goes on the chain, but the ninja itself is removed from play before the effect resolves, it will not resolve as the ninja isn't in play anymore. Take any activated ninja ability for instance, say...4th [Supremacy]. If you put him into play via his effect (discard 2 cards) and he comes down, then he gets killed with something like Dragon Flame Jutsu, his injury ability won't resolve, as he isn't in play for it to resolve anymore. So when that Naruto takes lethal damage it's effect won't go off cause the effect goes on the chain, he dies, and it doesn't resolve as he is not in play anymore. On this first, you're just an idiot. A mission gets coins when it resolves, not before. PS. You aren't above the system, and the ruling forums answers are law, get off your high horse. |
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Interestingly enough, yes, the rules used to be slightly different, but it was no where very recently. Back when Ninja effects did not use the chain, effects such as that Naruto would have gone off even if he died. Keep in mind that these were the times when if you growthed an injured Naruto [Legacy of the Fourth Hokage], you got to draw a card, even though he isn't Valid. Point is, the game evolves and changes for the better over time. I cannot even begin to explain to you the horrors of Magic: The Gathering before Sixth Edition. |
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Also what if an injured valid ninja dies as the result of a showdown. Its effect was to discard the top 2 cards of your opponents deck whenever it received any damage? By your logic it wouldn't work. And yet that is an exception to the rule. Last edited by spiritomb : 02-05-2013 at 11:28 PM. |
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