I hear people says all the time, "i do A, then B, then C, then D, pass the proirity to you" what does that mean?

I can't do anything inbetween his assualts? If not, why is it that it says in the rules that you can use effects anytime you want?

What is the Main point of priority/ what does it mean?

Thanks

He can put all those effects on the chain, but they sit there and do not occur until you have priority and both players pass without adding effects.

Player 1:
Effect A
Effect B
Pass

Player 2:
Effect C
Pass

Player 1:
Pass

TWO PASSES
Effect C resolves

Player 1:
Pass

Player 2:
Pass

TWO PASSES
Effect B resolves

Player 1:
Pass

Player 2:
Effect D
Pass

Player 1:
Pass

TWO PASSES
Effect D resolves

Player 1:
Pass

Player 2:
Pass

TWO PASSES
Effect A resolves

That is the basics to playing effects. Does it make sense?

Inbetween Effects A and Effect B, can I react? If not, why?

After effect c relsolves can I add an effect afterwards? If not, why?

Also, does the person with inititive have priority? And how does priority work in both of the questions above?

Thanks.

No, you cannot play anything until the opponent says "pass." In other words, you cannot play anything in between Effect A and Effect B.

After Effect C resolves, the primary player gets priority. Both players must pass before Effect B (the next on the chain) resolves, so yes, you get a chance to play an effect after C resolves. If neither you or your opponet do so, then Effect B resolves.

The intiative player usually has priority, but in a step or substep (such as the attack step), whoever's step it is has priority. They have the first opportunity to play effects. If the primary player passes on a chain with no effects, and the opponent passes, then neither player can play an effect, and the game moves to the next step.

I also heard that you can't flip or use location during the chain unless you have the priority, is that true?

That is true, you cannot do ANYTHING (character powers, plot twists, locations, etc) without priority.



There is always a chain. Priority only dictates who gets to add effects to it first.

Both players must agree (2 passes) to stop playing effects and then each effects resolves one by one, allowing new effects in between.

For the actual definition of priority:Priority is, at its simplest, the ability to perform an action in the game. And when we refer to a player passing, it doesn't mean that he's simply doing nothing; it means that he is passing priority to the next player.

let say i'm playing against TNB Blitz
they have a 1 drop with TNB ongoing PT, and savage land location out,

i'm playing team titan with 2 characters and roy harper

there intitive

he declares an att. with a target

would i be able to use over load or royharper
after the attack is legal if he uses savage land

Yes you are able to. When overload or Roy's effect resolves off the chain, if it stuns the attacker, then the attack concludes with no attacker.

It will go like this:

1) Your opponent declares attack with the 1-drop on Roy Harper.
2) You allow the attack to be legal.
3) 1-drop is exhausted and gains the attacker characteristic. Roy gains the defender characteristic.
4) Your opponent uses Savage Land to pump his attacker then passes priority to you.
5) You allow the effect and the 1-drop gains the new ATK value, your opponent passes priority to you.
6) You play Overload on the 1-drop and passes priority to your opponent.
7) Your opponent has nothing in response and allows the effect to resolve.
8) The 1-drop stuns, and he passes priority to you on a empty chain.
9) You pass priority on an empty chain, the attack concludes.
10) There is no attacker at attack conclusion.

Phew..i hope i got all the things correct..