Rulings

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Card	Type	Ruling	Link
Vampire Lord	Netrep Rulings	If "Solemn Judgment" is activated in response to the summon of "Vampire Lord," that "Vampire Lord" will be Special Summoned through its effect at the player's next Standby Phase because "Vampire Lord" was destroyed.
Vampire Lord	Netrep Rulings	If "Vampire Lord" is equipped to "Thousand Eyes Restrict" and destroyed, it will not be Special Summoned through its effect because it was not a monster card when it was destroyed.
Vengeful Bog Spirit	Netrep Rulings	If a monster is summoned the same turn "Vengeful Bog Spirit" is destroyed, that monster may attack as normal.
Vilepawn Archfiend	Netrep Rulings	If there are two active "Vilepawn Archfiends" on the same player's field and only other Archfiends, the opponent may not attack a monster due to the effect of "Vilepawn Archfiend."
Waboku	Individual Card FAQs	SCENARIO 1: Player A's "Mega Thunderball" attacks Player B's "Mega Thunderball", and Player B activates "Waboku". RESULT: Player A's (attacking) "Mega Thunderball" is destroyed. Player B's "Mega Thunderball" (with equal ATK) is NOT destroyed.
Waboku	Individual Card FAQs	To illustrate how "Waboku" works, here are some scenarios and their results:SCENARIO 1: Player A's "Mega Thunderball" attacks Player B's "Mega Thunderball", and Player B activates "Waboku". RESULT: Player A's (attacking) "Mega Thunderball" is destroyed. Player B's "Mega Thunderball" (with equal ATK) is NOT destroyed.SCENARIO 2: Player A activates "Waboku". Player A's "Mega Thunderball" then attacks Player B's "Mega Thunderball". RESULT: Player B's "Mega Thunderball" is destroyed. Player A's (attacking) "Mega Thunderball" is NOT destroyed. So you can use "Waboku" "offensively" when attacking an equal ATK monster.SCENARIO 3: Player A activates "Waboku". Player A's "Blue-Eyes White Dragon" then attacks Player B's "Sanga of the Thunder". Player B uses "Sanga of the Thunder"'s effect (during the Damage Step). RESULT: Player A's "Blue-Eyes White Dragon" (ATK 0) is not destroyed, nor does Player A lose any Life Points, because of Player A's "Waboku".SCENARIO 4: Player A's "Mega Thunderball" attacks Player B's "Mega Thunderball". Player B activates "Fairy Box" or "Mirror Wall". Player A activates "Waboku". RESULT: Player A's "Mega Thunderball" (with reduced ATK) is not destroyed, nor does Player A lose any life points, because of Player A's "Waboku". But because Player A's "Mega Thunderball" had reduced ATK, Player B's "Mega Thunderball" is not destroyed either.
Waboku	Individual Card FAQs	SCENARIO 3: Player A activates "Waboku". Player A's "Blue-Eyes White Dragon" then attacks Player B's "Sanga of the Thunder". Player B uses "Sanga of the Thunder"'s effect (during the Damage Step). RESULT: Player A's "Blue-Eyes White Dragon" (ATK 0) is not destroyed, nor does Player A lose any Life Points, because of Player A's "Waboku".
Waboku	Individual Card FAQs	SCENARIO 2: Player A activates "Waboku". Player A's "Mega Thunderball" then attacks Player B's "Mega Thunderball". RESULT: Player B's "Mega Thunderball" is destroyed. Player A's (attacking) "Mega Thunderball" is NOT destroyed. So you can use "Waboku" "offensively" when attacking an equal ATK monster.
Waboku	Individual Card FAQs	"Waboku" applies to ALL of the monsters on that player's side of the field for the entire turn.
Waboku	Individual Card FAQs	"Waboku" makes Battle Damage dealt by your opponent's monsters to your monsters and to your Life Points become zero.