Can i special summon before pot of duality

Caps Lock is on. Remember me. Lost Password. Email this topic Watch this topic Print this topic. I summoned her, activated her effect, Effect Veiler was chained to it, tergetting her in my version, it's not Veiler, but Forbidden Lance, which proves that it's not a Veiler problem , so her effect was negated and no monster was Special Summoned. Edited by user TZ Reason: Not specified. File Attachment s :. Tour Guide Duality. Try to login or register.

Wanna join the discussion?! Steeldarkeagel Administration. That is how the game mechanics work. If an effect is activated the would Special Summon a Monster but if that effect is then negated, by Effect Veiler for instance, Pot of Duality can not be activated. Do it on my topic. User Info: darkwolf I always knew Starlight Road would be negated by Oppression when first discussing this with other people around when Starlight Road came about Experience with this silly game's rulings is the only way you'll get good intuition.

In any case, yes you can interpret that you could Special Summon first then use "Pot of Duality" afterward. Unfortunately the phrase "You cannot Special Summon the turn you activate this effect. This means that that phrase also means "You cannot activate Pot of Duality the turn you Special Summon a monster. More topics from this board Any way to still get the DLC? What is your best deck? Build 3 Answers All AR codes?

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Ask A Question. Browse More Questions. Keep me logged in on this device. Forgot your username or password? User Info: paeggs paeggs 11 years ago 1 This card says that you can't special summon a monster the turn you used it.

So can we special summon monsters first and then use this card? Basically yes or no question. User Info: mnkysprn mnkysprn 11 years ago 3 You can not special summon the turn you use this card. User Info: paeggs paeggs Topic Creator 11 years ago 4 I see. If you negate an inherent special summon, they can't use Duality. If you want to know how it's going to be ruled by the HJ at a major event, see the e-mail received by Wil Falta.

BTW, when Wil posts or speaks, you'd be wise to listen, he's one of the best judges in the country in both RK and PM with a long history of judging at major events and works with most likely the most experienced and highly achieving group of judges in the country on a regular basis.

Wil continually works toward fair play improvements for players See the document, "What a judge should and should not answer" as an example. HJ or team leads. They're all originally Pastimes trained judges as am I, just from a different part of the midwest and judge as a team for Indianapolis area regionals. Sorry for the necrobump, but i just want to make sure I have a complete understanding of the rulings of this card.

After reading this thread, i understand now why that was a legal move. However, I'm still wondering about Inherent summons. I saw someone post earlier in this thread saying that you couldn't use duality after an inherent SS attempt even if it was negated. But it looked like someone disagreed after that.

So can Duality still be used after an Inherent special summon was negated? Synchro Summoning or Xyz summoning is considered an attempt to special summon, even if the summon was negated. You need to be a member in order to leave a comment. Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy! Already have an account? Sign in here. Existing user? Sign in anonymously.