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When you Summon, Set, or Special Summon monsters (or S/Ts), you may choose which zone to place it in. With simulators or video games, the zone is usually chosen for you for the sake of simplicity in the program (although there's usually an option to manually choose the zone).

 

With the exception of some of the Senet cards and effects, the zone chosen is irrelevent. The only rule though would be you can't change which zone you place it in without a special card effect. But the Senet cards are awful and therefore never see play, so this is rarely enforced.

 

With Trap Monsters, you just need to remember which S/T zone is still considered "filled" by the Trap Monster.

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It should also be noted, though it wasn't asked, that you can still activate the card targeted for Night Beam in the same chain as Night Beam's activation. However, you cannot activate it directly in response to Night Beam. Example: Your opponent targets your face-down Jar of Greed for Night Beam's effect. You can activate Waboku in response to Night Beam, since only the selected card cannot be activated, and then activate the targeted Jar of Greed in response to Waboku.

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Alright, say I have a set Burst Breath and no monsters, and my opponent Xyz Summons Steelswarm Roach, sets a few cards and ends turn. And then say that I SS Hieratic Dragon of Tefnuit through its effect, and my opponent tries to detach a material from Roach as a countermeasure. Can I quickly chain Burst Breath to that countermeasure, sacrificing Tenuit to destroy Roach? Or does Tefnuit have to be successfully SS'ed before I can actually do anything with Burst Breath?

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Alright, say I have a set Burst Breath and no monsters, and my opponent Xyz Summons Steelswarm Roach, sets a few cards and ends turn. And then say that I SS Hieratic Dragon of Tefnuit through its effect, and my opponent tries to detach a material from Roach as a countermeasure. Can I quickly chain Burst Breath to that countermeasure, sacrificing Tenuit to destroy Roach? Or does Tefnuit have to be successfully SS'ed before I can actually do anything with Burst Breath?

Negating a Summon means the monster isn't on the field. You would not be able to tribute Tefnuit to use Burst Breath.

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If Armory Arm is equipped to Wisel, do both effect apply? (Armory Arm's boost and burn, and Wisel's "gain the equipped Synchro's ATK"), or does it depend on wich one's effect was used to equip it?

 

 

 

Does Heroic Challenger Extra Sword give it's boost when the already boosted Number becomes a Chaos Xyz?

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If Armory Arm is equipped to Wisel, do both effect apply? (Armory Arm's boost and burn, and Wisel's "gain the equipped Synchro's ATK"), or does it depend on wich one's effect was used to equip it?

 

 

 

Does Heroic Challenger Extra Sword give it's boost when the already boosted Number becomes a Chaos Xyz?

the first I'm 99 % sure that it does gain both effects.

the second, I am not quite sure, but I would believe that it wouldn't since you're not using the actual card anymore since it's now an Xyz Material, but you're using the Xyz Monster, even though Chaos' get those.

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No, Armory only gives +1000 and the burn effect when equipped by its own effect. Wisel only gains ATK when it equips a monster by its own effect. Dragunities are different in that they have effects regardless of what method they were equipped by.

 

Armory specifically says "by this effect". Wisel states "those equipped monsters" after its Synchro absorb effect.

 

The answer about Extra Sword is correct. While Extra Sword is still an Xyz Material, it was not used to Xyz Summon the Chaos Xyz. The only material used to Xyz Summon is the other Xyz, and the Materials are just kept.

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Also, if I summon Temperance with Spellbook of Life by banishing a level 2 monster for the cost, it doesn't count as summoning it as a level 5 monster, does it? I know that it's ruled you can summon a level 4 or lower monster with Book of Life after using Temperance's effect, even if the monster's level would then become 5 or higher, but I want to confirm to be 100% sure that I could use its effect.

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Also, if I summon Temperance with Spellbook of Life by banishing a level 2 monster for the cost, it doesn't count as summoning it as a level 5 monster, does it? I know that it's ruled you can summon a level 4 or lower monster with Book of Life after using Temperance's effect, even if the monster's level would then become 5 or higher, but I want to confirm to be 100% sure that I could use its effect.

You can revive a monster after Temperance even if its Level would become higher due to a card effect. For the same reason, even if Power Filter and Burden of the Mighty are both face-up, you can still Special Summon XX-Saber Emmersblade.

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Okay, so because I may have misremembered, and what you posted that I remembered the location of wasn't exactly the response I was looking for, darkwolf, I will ask this question: Do the effects of Hunder monsters stack? IE can you use Mahunder to summon Pahunder, then Pahunder to summon another Mahunder all in the same turn?

 

The answer to this question and additional normal summons in general should somehow be added to a FAQ, since I know it's been answered multiple times.

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Okay, so because I may have misremembered, and what you posted that I remembered the location of wasn't exactly the response I was looking for, darkwolf, I will ask this question: Do the effects of Hunder monsters stack? IE can you use Mahunder to summon Pahunder, then Pahunder to summon another Mahunder all in the same turn?

 

The answer to this question and additional normal summons in general should somehow be added to a FAQ, since I know it's been answered multiple times.

They're activated effects that say "Once per turn". They stack.

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Darkwolf already said that ignition effects don't make a difference for additional summons like with Swap Frog, so that doesn't help. I'm really looking for a response from darkwolf.

Did he say ignition? He said they are activated effects with "Once per turn". No ignition doesn't matter but they don't have the condition that most cards do.

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