Card Rulings:Windrose the Elemental Lord

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OCG Rulings

[Regarding "Cannot be Normal Summoned/Set. Must be Special Summoned (from your hand) by having exactly 5 WIND monsters in your GY."][1]

  • It is not treated as an effect. (Special Summoning this way does not start a Chain Link.)
  • This card can only be Special Summoned the way listed in its text. It cannot be Special Summoned by other card effects.

[Regarding the effect "If this card is Special Summoned: Destroy all Spells and Traps your opponent controls"][1]

  • It is a Trigger Effect that activates in the Monster Zone. (It activates mandatorily if this card is Special Summoned. It does not target.)

[Regarding the effect "If this face-up card leaves the field, skip the Battle Phase of your next turn"][1]

  • It is not an Ignition Effect, Trigger Effect, Quick Effect, or Continuous Effect. (If this card leaves the field, this effect is applied without starting a Chain Link.)
  • It is also applied if this face-up card is returned to the Deck or banished face-down.
  • It is also applied if this face-up card in the Spell & Trap Zone leaves the field.
  • It is not applied if this card becomes an Xyz Material or if this card treated as Xyz Material is detached.

Q&A Rulings

A: Even if multiple copies of "Grandsoil the Elemental Lord" etc. leave the field at the same time, only the Battle Phase of your next turn is skipped. (This is no different than having only 1 copy leave the field.)[2]
A: After control of a "Grandsoil the Elemental Lord" etc. that you own is changed to your opponent, if it is destroyed on your opponent's field, the effect that skips the Battle Phase is applied to the player that controlled it at that time. (In this case, the effect is applied to your opponent, and the Battle Phase of your opponent's next turn is skipped.)[3]
A: Even if "Grandsoil the Elemental Lord" etc. leaves the field while its effects are being negated by "Skill Drain", the effect that skips the Battle Phase of your next turn is still applied.[4]

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