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It's kind of silly that Geartown says "Tribute Summon" when it can also be a Normal Summon. I guess they were too lazy to come up with a way to write the text in a way that made sense and just added a ruling.

the card does say "than required" so 1 less than required would be none, so it makes sense.
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To define it as a "Tribute Summon", at least one Tribute must be offered. You can Normal Summon Ancient Gear Beast without Tribute with Geartown, but it was not considered Tribute Summoned for the effects of cards that need Tribute Summoning to occur/apply, such as Advance. Rather, it was Normal Summoned without Tribute (as Geartown reduced the number of Tributes needed from 1 to 0).

 

It should probably be worded "You can Normal Summon 'Ancient Gear' monsters with 1 less Tribute than required" (or something).

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To define it as a "Tribute Summon", at least one Tribute must be offered. You can Normal Summon Ancient Gear Beast without Tribute with Geartown, but it was not considered Tribute Summoned for the effects of cards that need Tribute Summoning to occur/apply, such as Advance. Rather, it was Normal Summoned without Tribute (as Geartown reduced the number of Tributes needed from 1 to 0).

 

It should probably be worded "You can Normal Summon 'Ancient Gear' monsters with 1 less Tribute than required" (or something).

SO IF IT NEEDS NO TRIBUTE SUMMON I CAN SPECIAL SUMMON A MONSTER FROM THE GRAVEYARD /isbeingbad
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SO IF IT NEEDS NO TRIBUTE SUMMON I CAN SPECIAL SUMMON A MONSTER FROM THE GRAVEYARD /isbeingbad

I would concider this spam... but anyways, it makes more sense to write it "Normal Summon" however that might confuse the children and we can't have that in our adult children's card games!

 

If they go Magician then Shark, and I chain Mind Crush on Shark, do they get Magician's effect?

I think you gotta be more specific, what magician and what shark are we talking about here?
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I would concider this spam... but anyways, it makes more sense to write it "Normal Summon" however that might confuse the children and we can't have that in our adult children's card games!

 

I think you gotta be more specific, what magician and what shark are we talking about here?

 

Dark Magician and Metabo Shark.

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You trolling?

 

Since Wind-Up Shark starts a chain, you can chain Mind Crush and call Wind-Up Shark. Then you're opponent would have to discard that copy and reveal their hand so that you can verify that their are no more copies.

 

Yes but I'm asking whether the effect would still trigger Magician?

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If you don't know what Magician + Shark is I don't want your help.

 

EDIT: Yeah, I thought so, thanks.

As long as a Wind-Up monster effect resolves, Magician will activate. Even though Shark isn't in the hand, its effect still resolves without consequence.
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How about if they have Rabbit + Magician and I TT, he chains Rabbit, does Magician resolve?

Magician activates at the resolution of the chain involving Rabbit's effect. Since it's no longer on the field at that time due to Torrential Tribute, it will not activate.

 

 

I have a question. I was dueling blackwings and the guy Icarus attack'd my lightpulsar and my Red-Eyes. He said that lightpulsar misses the timing, and this probably cost me the duel. Was he right?

The last thing that'd happen would be LPD and REDMD getting destroyed. Since LPD getting destroyed was the last thing to happen, LPD's effect activates. No, it does not miss the timing just because more than one card was destroyed.
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As long as a Wind-Up monster effect activates, Magician will activate. Even though Shark isn't in the hand, its effect still resolves without consequence.

Fixed.

The Wind-Up's effect does not have to resolve. You can negate the effect through Veiler and Skill Drain and Magician will still trigger because it activated.

Now if the activation was negated that's where Magician won't activate going by Shi En + Shien logic.

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Fixed.

The Wind-Up's effect does not have to resolve. You can negate the effect through Veiler and Skill Drain and Magician will still trigger because it activated.

Now if the activation was negated that's where Magician won't activate going by Shi En + Shien logic.

Meh, I always just considered the effects will Veiler and Skill Drain to resolve with negated effects.
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Okay I'v a bit of a possibly complicated question.

 

Lets say me or my opp. activates Rivalry of Warlords. Once we destroy the other monster types we control until we only have one type and I activate DNA Surgery and I call a monster type that doesn't exist currently on the field, what happens? Do we destroy the monsters we control because they don't match what they were before DNA Surgery was activated or do they stay?

 

In addition with whatever the answer is for the above question, would the Same apply to Gozen Match with DNA Transplant?

 

One last thing, If I have Rivalry of Warlords, can I not Synchro, XYZ, tribute or SS a monster that does not match the monster type I control much like I can't for Gozen Match?

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One last thing, If I have Rivalry of Warlords, can I not Synchro, XYZ, tribute or SS a monster that does not match the monster type I control much like I can't for Gozen Match?

I can answer this one.

 

And you cannot. Not even if you're removing all of one type for another (not Synchro summoning Scrap Dragon with Chimera and Beast)

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