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| Card | Type | Ruling | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tribe-Infecting Virus | Netrep Q&As | Q: Player A activates the effect of "Tribe-Infecting Virus" and declares one Type. Player B chains the effect with "DNA Surgery" declaring a different Type. Will the effect of "Tribe-Infecting Virus" resolve with no effect since the Type of all monsters has changed? A: Correct. The Type declared when "Tribe-Infecting Virus'" effect was activated no longer exists on the field due to "DNA Surgery," so its effect will disappear. The monster would not be destroyed. Curtis Schultz, 01/12/2004 | |
| Tribute Doll | Individual Card FAQs | You can combine "Soul Exchange" with "Tribute Doll" to Tribute your opponent's monster as the cost of "Tribute Doll". | |
| Tribute Doll | Individual Card FAQs | You cannot use "Tribute Doll" to Special Summon a "Special Summon-only" monster like "Dark Necrofear". | |
| Tribute Doll | Individual Card FAQs | You can use Monster Tokens as a cost for "Tribute Doll". | |
| Tribute Doll | Individual Card FAQs | If you Special Summon a monster with "Tribute Doll", you cannot activate "Diffusion Wave-Motion" on that monster because it cannot attack that turn due to "Tribute Doll"'s effect. However, you can use "Diffusion Wave-Motion" on the monster during your next turn. | |
| Tribute Doll | Netrep Q&As | Q: If Player A takes control of Player B's monster with "Change of Heart" and activates "Tribute Doll" which Player B chains "Imperial Order" to, what happens to Player B's monster? A: Player B's monster would be Tributed when you activate "Tribute Doll." This is assuming Player B allowed the "Change of Heart" to resolve, which it sounds like they did. Curtis Schultz, 01/29/2004 | |
| Tribute Doll | Netrep Rulings | "Tribute Doll" is not a targeting effect. | |
| Tribute Doll | Netrep Rulings | If the monster Special Summoned by "Tribute Doll" is sent to the Graveyard and Special Summoned in the same turn, that monster may attack. | |
| Troop Dragon | Netrep Q&As | Q: When the third "Troop Dragon" is destroyed, is your opponent allowed to inspect your deck to verify that you do not have another "Troop Dragon" to Special Summon? A: Yes they can. It should not take long to do this. The Deck would need to be shuffled afterwards, naturally. Curtis Schultz, 02/01/2004 | |
| Tsukuyomi | Individual Card FAQs | You can select "Tsukuyomi" itself as the target of "Tsukuyomi"'s effect, but not when "Tsukuyomi" was flipped face-up by an attack and destroyed by damage calculation. |
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