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If I'm not wrong, the Piercing should take place first, inflict the damage, have you draw the card, and then have it become sent to the top of your deck.

 

And you'd be wrong. Mandatory effects of cards controlled by the turn player are set to chain link 1, then the opponent's cards, then optional effects. So, as chains resolve backwards, Airknight Parshath is spun first then redrawn by its own effect.

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And you'd be wrong. Mandatory effects of cards controlled by the turn player are set to chain link 1, then the opponent's cards, then optional effects. So, as chains resolve backwards, Airknight Parshath is spun first then redrawn by its own effect.

Bleh. Forgot the chain fundamentals. >>.

 

I chained it properly, just forgot to work backwards.

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Airknight would activate and resolve first. They don't go on the same change.

Airknight's effect activates in a time block right before Juju's. When it inflicts damage.

Juju and flip effects occur after this time block.

 

basically the damage step works like this:

 

step 1 - trigger effects activate, and atk/def adjusters can be played

(Catastor and such) (Kalut, Honest, etc.)

 

step 2 - facedown cards are flipped up

(This is why Catastor doesn't work with face-downs)

also, continuous effects of facedowns flipped up apply at this point

(Such as Goblin King gaining atk)

 

step 3 - this is the time block where atk/def adjusters can be played

(Honest, Kalut, etc.)

 

step 4 - trigger effects that activate when damage is inflicted happens here, along with inflicting damage itself

(Parshath, Wattgiraffe, etc.)

 

step 5 - flip effects and trigger effects such as Juju go off here

 

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also, Q&A thread

 

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