NO WAI, IT's MAGIC! [Phase Trick] - TWO 9.9/10 Ratings

[Aequitas]

[align=center]Another new single, hope you like. Image is by Father Wolf. OCG may be off at bits, because I wasn't sure.

 

 

 

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Pay 500 Life Points. Until your opponent's next End Phase, both players must complete their Battle Phase before starting their Main Phase. If either player does not complete their Battle Phase before starting their Main Phase, that player cannot begin their Battle Phase for that turn. During your next Standby Phase, roll a 6 sided die. If you roll an even number, each player selects 1 Turn Phase (except Draw Phase). During each player's next turn, each player must skip the Turn Phase selected by their opponent. Then remove this card from play.

 

 

 

Hope you like. [/align]

[Lightning Bagon]

That card would be so annoying but if you got control of what you skip you could have a card effect for a long time

[Trixter]

That card would be so annoying but if you got control of what you skip you could have a card effect for a long time

 

 

Ditto

[Twin Seed]

Awesome card, I really enjoyed the effect, and the pic. I saw no OCG errors, and I'm about 95% sure that there aren't any. 9.9/10 Nobody's perfect.

[Aequitas]

Thanks for the comments and the review.

[ragnarok1945]

excellent effect

 

I see no OCG errors, and the pic suits the picture quite well for it

 

9.9/10

[Aequitas]

Thanks for the review. TWO 9.9/10's.

 

That's pretty awesome.

[Twin Seed]

Tell me, did you have any help with the OCG?

[Cloister]

Really unique card and really good OCG! 9/10

[Aequitas]

Tell me' date=' did you have any help with the OCG?

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I used references from real cards, but no help from a single person. Took about an hour to get it right, or at least as right as I thought I could make it.

 

Thanks for the rating, Tomtekorv.

[Dark Mousy]

Pay 500 Life Points. Until your opponent's next End Phase, both players must complete their Battle Phase before starting their Main Phase. If either player does not complete (what does this mean?) their Battle Phase before starting their Main Phase, that player cannot conduct their Battle Phase. During your next Standby Phase, roll a 6 sided die. If you roll an even number, both player (Not sure) selects 1 Turn Phase (excluding (not sure again) Draw Phase). During each player's next turn, each player must skip the Turn Phase selected by their opponent. Then remove this card from play. (Wait, so this stays on the field?)

 

This was way too confusing. Nice attempt.

 

8/10.

[wero-vasto]

It's not so confusing u.u

 

great effect

 

9/10

[Aequitas]

Pay 500 Life Points. Until your opponent's next End Phase' date=' both players must complete their Battle Phase before starting their Main Phase. If either player does not complete [b'](what does this mean?)[/b] their Battle Phase before starting their Main Phase, that player cannot conduct their Battle Phase. During your next Standby Phase, roll a 6 sided die. If you roll an even number, both player (Not sure) selects 1 Turn Phase (excluding (not sure again) Draw Phase). During each player's next turn, each player must skip the Turn Phase selected by their opponent. Then remove this card from play. (Wait, so this stays on the field?)

 

This was way too confusing. Nice attempt.

 

8/10.

 

It is confusing, but most of it is understandable. You see, "complete", means to finish, like to "complete my turn", only in this case, it means "complete my Battle Phase".

 

The conduct part is off, I just noticed that. Thanks for pointing it out.

 

It is each player, I'm positive about that.

 

Excluding means "not including."

 

It does not stay on the field, it is simply removed from the graveyard.

 

Anyway, Thanks for the rating.

 

And wero-vasto, thanks for the rating.

[ExtremeG]

Really cleaver and useful in a jam. Not to mention simplistic!

9.999/10

[Aequitas]

Thanks for the rating. I may actually print it off and playtest it to see if it actually helps.

[Dark Mousy]

 

1)It is confusing' date=' but most of it is understandable. You see, "complete", means to finish, like to "complete my turn", only in this case, it means "complete my Battle Phase".

 

2)Excluding means "not including."

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1)But you don't actually have to do anything in the Battle Phase, so what do you mean by 'finishing' the battle phase, is the battle phase finished after you attack with all of your monsters?

 

2)Yeah. So you can select every phase 'not including' the Draw Phase. I believe excluding is used instead of not including.

[Aequitas]

 

1)It is confusing' date=' but most of it is understandable. You see, "complete", means to finish, like to "complete my turn", only in this case, it means "complete my Battle Phase".

 

2)Excluding means "not including."

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1)But you don't actually have to do anything in the Battle Phase, so what do you mean by 'finishing' the battle phase, is the battle phase finished after you attack with all of your monsters?

 

2)Yeah. So you can select every phase 'not including' the Draw Phase. I believe excluding is used instead of not including.

 

1) Well, yes, the battle phase is finished when you finish attacking with your monsters. I thought anyone could figure that out, and I left it out of the effect. Basically, what the effect is saying is that you must attack with your monsters before you summon new ones for that turn. Rather then saying that, I just set the effect up so you must complete your battle phase before starting your Main Phase.

 

2) I'll look it up. Thanks for pointing it out.