Forum:Battle Damage and Six Samurai
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Okay, Player A has two Six Samurai on the field. One is attacked by Player B's monster. Player A decides to destroy the other Samurai. Would Player A take damage, and if so, would he take damage equal to the difference of the destroyed samurai and the attacking monster, or the surviving samurai and the attacking monster? Goku9821 22:50, 7 September 2008 (UTC)
- I think I get what you mean, though your phrasing is a little confusing lol. Here's a hypothetical that should hopefully explain it.
Suppose I have Six Samurai Yariza (1000atk) and Six Samurai Irou (1700atk) on the field. My opponent attacks with a monster with, say, 2500atk. He attacks Yariza, and I will still take 1500 damage, but I can choose to change which monster gets destroyed.
I believe that's how it works.
Damage Calculation is applied as it would have been, despite using the effect to change which samurai is destroyed.
86.139.72.24 23:02, 7 September 2008 (UTC)
