Threatening Roar
Normal Trap Card

Your opponent cannot declare an attack during this turn.

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The opponent declares the attacks, not the monsters. the monsters carry out the attacks. so if the opponent cannot declare an attack then wildheart's effect really doesn't matter.

I understand that. Im not going to rehash a dead argument. Suffice it to say there was a different interpretation that could have been weened based on comparative rulings.

But its cool. So long as there is a consistent way to rule it now, and there wont be mixed rulings from different judges here and there.

yea, well as long as everyone knows now there's really no point on continuing this topic.

If anyone's ever got a question I'd definately be happy to answer it.

It's also been debated (at first) because of Swords of Revealing Light which, in the end, was not a good example to use, lol

Correcto =P

Noone says otherwise, my only "point" for this is that players get esceptical about this sorts of situations and debates tend to get huge, even though a head judge has the final wording (speaking of a tournament), players can still debate against it, even between judges conflicts can arise without some written facts.

We here don't have to argue as we are all under the same page, but this is "us"... ^_^