Would someone clarify accurately waht pulling the rug exactly negates in todays format somewhere i read it negated exiled force and breaker is thast true?

Thanks in advance

You can use Pulling The Rug on Breaker the Magical Warrior though.

If the monster's effect say anything to the effect of "When this monster is _______ summoned....", theres a good chance its ruggable.

In the format it's usable against Gadgets, Monarchs, Stratos, and Ritual Searchers like Manju, Senju, and Sonic Birds.

I'm sure there's more, but for the basics that you will see a lot, this is it. There are cards like King Tiger, but not too many cards with effects like that.

It's Ruggable... LOL I am going to promote this saying as a catch phrase at my local tourneys! Hopefully it will catch on! :laugh:

Good one agentmage2012...

So it will NOT negate card trooper right? I thought it's effect (of milling cards) was considered to be like that of exiled's. Is this correct?

This is correct, it will not negate card trooper.

The effect of "Card Trooper" is an Ignition effect and does not trigger upon summoning so because of that, it is not a legal target to be 'rugged'

When someone plays RFDD and stratos and DMOC hit the field can you chain PTR to what ever one they chose 1st? I have ruled you can. Just making sure I am right or wrong.

Thanks D.D.

You can rug one of those monsters, but it is not going to be the one that they choose first. It will be the one that they put on chain link 2. If they return Stratos and DMoC and they activate DMoC first, targetting a spell in the gy, and then they activate Stratos, choosing to search, you may then activate rug and it will negate Stratos' effect. If they reverse the order, then you would negate DMoC's effect. Bear in mind that they could choose to activate neither of those effects and they then could not be "rugged"

um...rug says normal summoned...and rfdd says special summon...

You are right, my friend. Good catch. It totally didn't hit me until i read your post.