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Heh, that actually sounds kinda cool. Uh, just for rulings about this, if you activate more in another chain, do the stack?

You cannot repeat any card names in the same chain with these chain link effects. You could only use this once until you have enough to fullfill the new chain.

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You cannot repeat any card names in the same chain with these chain link effects. You could only use this once until you have enough to fullfill the new chain.

Das kinda also what I meant yo. But either way, it answered my question.

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Das kinda also what I meant yo. But either way, it answered my question.

Oh I think I just understood what you meant.

 

If so, the answer is no.

The effect says you can Summon up to 3 times this turn, not up to 3 more times. So it wouldn't matter how many copies you used, the limit is 3 with this card's wording.

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Oh I think I just understood what you meant.

 

If so, the answer is no.

The effect says you can Summon up to 3 times this turn, not up to 3 more times. So it wouldn't matter how many copies you used, the limit is 3 with this card's wording.

Hm okay. What if you summon some, create a new chain, then use this, would it add up so I maybe could have 4 or 5? I'm thinking this because of cards like Reckless Greed.

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You cannot repeat any card names in the same chain with these chain link effects. You could only use this once until you have enough to fullfill the new chain.

 

False. You could theoretically activate 2 of these in the same chain, just not 3, because when you go to activate the second one, multiple cards with the same name don't exist in that chain yet so the activation is legal. However, it would be practically useless doing so because as you said, the effects would not stack as the effect merely changes the number of Normal Summons you can conduct in the turn from 1 to 3 and doesn't add to the number of summons like certain other cards do.

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