Difference between revisions of "Card Rulings:Icarus Attack"
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* You cannot choose "[[Icarus Attack]]" itself for 1 of its 2 [[target]]s. | * You cannot choose "[[Icarus Attack]]" itself for 1 of its 2 [[target]]s. | ||
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| + | *If "[[Icarus Attack]]" targets 1 Spell/Trap Card and 1 Monster Card, you can use "[[Naviroid]]"'s effect to negate it.<sup><font class=plainlinks>[http://yugioh.faq.konami.jp/EokpControl?&lang=en&tid=43387&event=FE0006 ref]</font></sup> | ||
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* You must destroy exactly 2 cards on the field, even if it means you have to destroy your own. | * You must destroy exactly 2 cards on the field, even if it means you have to destroy your own. | ||
Revision as of 22:47, 23 May 2008
- "Icarus Attack" targets 2 cards. Even if 1 of the target cards is a Spell or Trap and it is activated in a chain, both cards will still be destroyed.
- You cannot choose "Icarus Attack" itself for 1 of its 2 targets.
OCG Rulings
- If "Icarus Attack" targets 1 Spell/Trap Card and 1 Monster Card, you can use "Naviroid"'s effect to negate it.ref
- You must destroy exactly 2 cards on the field, even if it means you have to destroy your own.
