Cyber Wormhole [single]

[arkel]

Cyber Wormhole
Normal Spell Card
Remove from play 1 monster you control. The next time you Summon a monster, return the removed monster to the field in the same position it was in when you removed it.

I dreamt about this card so I had to make it. In my dream, Zane Truesdale used it. He Summoned Cyber Dragon, activated Wormhole, removed CyDra, played another CyDra, and got back the first one. :3

[Bringerofcake]

Oh abuseable. Especially with Cydra and Vice Dragon.

Not that it's OP'd, but still, it's close.

[Skarlet]

How would this work on B-conned, or M-conned monsters?


Asside from that question, I really like the looks of this. I could see it being abused with CyDra, and a few other cards, but eh.

[arkel]

If you used this on a monster your opponent owns I honestly don't know what would happen... BKSS ruling?

[Skarlet]

BKSS?

[Mysty]

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BKSS?
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BKSS means Because Konami Said So. This is used for rulings that go against the rules of the game and/or consistency of rulings of other similarly worded cards. For a few examples:
• In the OCG, Elemental Hero Rampart Blaster's attack directly effect only works if it could normally attack directly. I think this ruling carried over to TCG, but I can't be sure.
• "Michizure" and "Null and Void" can be activated during the Damage step, Because Konami Said So.
• "Snyffus" can be activated during the Damage Step, even though the similarly worded "Green Baboon, Defender of the Forest" cannot be.

A BKSS could theoretically be put on the Cyber Wormhole card, if it were made, stating that the monster returns to the Wormhole-user's side of the field when said player summons a monster, as opposed to its owner's side of the field.

This Cyber Wormhole card is pretty cool. It has great combo potential, but I don't think it's broken.