Difference between revisions of "Chaining to your own Cards"

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(Little, but important, clarification. Please, feel free to correct my sentence, or make it easier to understand. My English is not very good.)
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* Player B does not [[respond]].
 
* Player B does not [[respond]].
 
* Player A [[chain]]s "[[Barrel Behind the Door]]" to "[[Ring of Destruction]]".
 
* Player A [[chain]]s "[[Barrel Behind the Door]]" to "[[Ring of Destruction]]".
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Example #6:
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* Player A Summons a monster.
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* Player B does not [[respond]].
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* Player A [[chains]] "[[Torrential Tribute]]"
 
   
 
   
 
These are all legal moves.
 
These are all legal moves.
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Remember that a [[Counter Trap]] can only be chained to negate the step immediately preceding its activation.
 
Remember that a [[Counter Trap]] can only be chained to negate the step immediately preceding its activation.
 
   
 
   
Example #6:
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Example #7:
 
* Player A activates "[[Ring of Destruction]]".
 
* Player A activates "[[Ring of Destruction]]".
 
* Player B [[chain]]s "[[Waboku]]".
 
* Player B [[chain]]s "[[Waboku]]".
 
* Player A cannot [[chain]] "[[Barrel Behind the Door]]" to "[[Ring of Destruction]]" because "[[Ring of Destruction]]" was not the immediately preceding step of the [[chain]].
 
* Player A cannot [[chain]] "[[Barrel Behind the Door]]" to "[[Ring of Destruction]]" because "[[Ring of Destruction]]" was not the immediately preceding step of the [[chain]].
 
[[Category:Gameplay]]
 
[[Category:Gameplay]]

Revision as of 00:22, 30 April 2012

You can chain to your own cards (example: chain "Backup Soldier" to "Backup Soldier") even if your opponent doesn't have any "intermediate" steps. However, you cannot do so without waiting to know whether your opponent will respond to your first card.

Example #1:

Example #2:

Example #3:

Example #4:

Example #5:

Example #6:

These are all legal moves.

Remember that a Counter Trap can only be chained to negate the step immediately preceding its activation.

Example #7: