No, Necrovalley doesn't negate those cards, since those cards don't actually affect the graveyard. They simply change the destination of cards from the Graveyard to the RFP.

Ok, quick question I have Green Baboon in the gy and a faceup beast like nimble or giant rat, my opponent has LADD, they attack my nimble / Giant Rat at this point both effects of the Baboon and rat/ nimble trigger since the are the same speed can I resolve them and chain link 1 my nimble/rat recursion which will be negated when they resolve backwards and then can I summon Baboon in chain link 2 which in all cases will swing over LADD my next turn?

Also what are a list of cards they can deal with that annoying D.D. Crow and is Solemn 1 of those cards I doubt it. Thanx in advanced - T.Dub

A monster with question marks as the statistics are not valid monster to search for via UFO Turtle or similar.

So the answer is no.

I'd like to point out that they do not trigger because they are the same speed, they trigger because they share the same activation timing.

You may choose the order of the effects for that chain because both monsters are optionally activated effects that share the same timing.

If you would like, you can have Nimble/Rat on chain link 1 and Baboon on chain link 2 so that Baboon can be special summoned.

What part of Solemn Judgment's effect makes you think it negates monster effects? D.D. Crow is not summoned, and it's not a spell or a trap card.

If you wish to stop D.D. Crow, try Divine Wrath.

Neither statement is entirely correct. Nimble Momonga's effect is mandatory. When it's destroyed, you MUST increase your Life Points by 1000, although the summoning isn't mandatory. So Nimble Momonga will always be Chain Link 1 in this scenario.

This next one I'm not 100% sure about, since the internet I'm currently on blows and Metagame won't load, but I'm 90% sure that it was explained that if SEGOC takes place, the LAST link is the one that will be negated by LaDD, not the first. If you put Baboon as Chain Link 2 (or are forced to, if you're using Nimble, as I just explained), then Baboon will be negated and Nimble's/Rat's effect will go through.

You're very correct. And since you scratched my back, I'll scratch yours.

Check out the underlined sentences. ^_^

You know, you may be on to something.

Taking into account that Nimble has a mandatory effect, it would be placed first on the chain and then the Michael Jackson dragon will try to negate it since it is a mandatory effect; baboon, being an optional effect, will fall on chain link 3 which is out of bounds for mr. jackson to negate.

Thanks for pointing out my errors.

Oops. I meant to say "isn't". I'll edit that in a bit. :nervous:



That's not what I meant. SEGOC will still force both effects onto the chain before LaDD can activate. But LaDD will negate the newest chain link (in this case, Chain Link 2) instead of Chain Link 1.

whoo hoo, i am calling it the Michael Jackson dragon from now on.

You're right.

I guess I'm gonna need to really hone my stuff for this weekend regs . . .

You better remember where you got that from.

You guys have been very helpful, I am just trying to hone my deck mechanics and figure out correct priorities before my regional tournament, I don't want to loose on account of my own ignorance.. so baboon 1st chain then rat/nimble chain 2, which is negated by the Micheal Jackson Dragon (got that from Magus). And thanks for the D.D. Crow answer I might just go with side decked Necrovalley's cause that can help against Micheal Jackson Dragon decks and Zombie Decks.

Actually, Baboon can only be Chain Link 1 if the other effect is Giant Rat. Nimble Momonga is a mandatory effect (as I stated earlier), so Momonga will ALWAYS be Chain Link 1.

I am wondering if Advance Ritual Art can bring out Demise, Armageddon? Sorry if this has been addressed already but I did use the search function which came out with nothing.

Yes, it can.

If I tribute summon Guardian Tryce, without the spell that says it needs, it gets desroyed, right? Then, do I get to summon back the monster that was tributed due to tryces' effect?
If I have skill drain activated before I summon tryce, will it get destroyed?
If tryce is set (without skill drain) and opponent has a face up Raiza and attacks. Tryce will be flipped face up and get destroyed, and the monster that was tributed will be summoned back, but does raiza get another attack, since tryce was destroyed by its own effect?

You are not understanding the card at all. You could not summon it in the first place if you did not have "Twin Swords of Flashing Light - Tryce" face-up on your side of the field. Also, once it is on the field, it does not continuously require the "Tryce" equip spell card to be face-up on your side of the field. Its not a Toon monster.

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The wording on "Tornado" makes me wonder whether it can destroy field spells and whether field spells count towards the 3+ activation requirement.

Yes, the field spell zone is part of the spell/trap zone and does count towards the 3+ count. The field spell zone is just a specialized zone reserved for field spells.