At the start of the turn, time moves forward by the clocks of the cards set that turn, including Compass Clock (Hunch Gray) and The egocentric password“ ”, and effects are resolved starting with the cards played by the priority player (the player on whose side the medal is after time has moved forward). For example, if the player who played Compass Clock (Hunch Gray) is the priority player, "Return to the time at the beginning of the turn" is resolved first, then The egocentric password“ ”'s "Set the clock to midnight", so the Chronos ends up at midnight.
At the start of the turn I set FPS, the Chronos changed from day to night, but my opponent's Compass Clock (Hunch Gray) moved the Chronos back to day. Does FPS's effect take effect?
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Yes, it does. Compass Clock (Hunch Gray)'s effect moves the Chronos back after it has moved forward, so whatever the order effects are resolved in, it has changed from day to night once.
I set an enchant card that takes effect "when day changes to night", and my opponent set an enchant card that "sets the clock to midnight". At the start of the turn, the Chronos changed from night to day. Does my enchant card's effect take effect?
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If you're the night side player, it does. The Chronos changed from night to day at the start of the turn, so effects are resolved starting with the day side player. The card that "sets the clock to midnight" is resolved first, so the Chronos, which changed from night to day at the start of the turn, moves from day to night (midnight) by that card's effect. Time has now gone night → day → night, so your card's effect, resolved after that, takes effect. If you were on the day side, your card would be resolved first, but at that point day hasn't changed to night, so it finishes resolving without taking effect.
On the turn I used Miserable liberation, the battle itself was even and neither player lost HP. If Miserable liberation's effect deals 50 damage to my opponent at the end of the turn, who wins the turn?
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It's a draw. Who wins a battle depends on comparing attack, so HP going up or down at the end of the turn doesn't affect it.
Having lost the battle last turn, I set 2 Miserable liberation cards in the set zone while preparing for the turn. If both can take effect, do their effects stack?
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Yes, both cards' effects stack. In this case, "Your opponent recovers 100 HP, and takes 100 damage at the end of the turn" is resolved.
Having lost last turn, with 2 wind cards in the abyss, I set Moonlight and UNIGURI village this turn. I don't meet UNIGURI village's "3 or more wind cards in the abyss", but if Moonlight's "Choose 1 card from your hand, with or without power, and put it in the abyss" puts a wind card in the abyss, can UNIGURI village's effect be used this turn?
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Yes, it can. However, you need to declare that Moonlight's effect is resolved first.
Having lost the battle last turn, with ★3 in my power charger, I set a power cost ★5 character card and When he had a head in the set zone. Can my new ★5 character card attack?
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Yes, it can. When he had a head's effect reduces the power cost the character card set with it needs to attack by ★2, so it can attack even with only ★3 in your power charger. However, When he had a head's effect only lasts that turn, so if your power charger is still ★3 next turn and the power cost ★5 character card is still in the battle zone, it can't attack.
On the turn I played Study Group, my attack in the battle was 40 and my opponent's was 80. Study Group's effect meant I didn't lose any HP. Is this turn a draw?
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No, you lost this turn. Even when a "reduce" effect brings the damage taken to 0, who wins the battle is decided by comparing attack, so you lost this turn.
KIRA-MAID GO!'s effect made my opponent put a SEND TO POWER ★★ card back in their deck. When my opponent's effects are resolved after mine, is the power they can count down by ★2?
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Yes. The power your opponent can count is what's left after KIRA-MAID GO!'s effect reduced it.
With ★3 in my power charger I set KIRA-MAID GO!. That turn my opponent, also with ★3 in their power charger, set KIRA-MAID GO! and a power cost ★2 enchant card. ① Which player's KIRA-MAID GO! is resolved first? ② If my KIRA-MAID GO! is resolved first and puts my opponent's SEND TO POWER ★★ card back in their deck, can my opponent no longer use their KIRA-MAID GO! or their other enchant card?
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① After the Chronos is resolved, effects are resolved starting with the player whose side the medal on the Chronos is on. ② Yes. Your opponent's power charger becomes ★1 first, so unless other effects build up SEND TO POWER in their power charger, your opponent can't use their cards' effects.
With no power built up in my power charger, and a character without its power cost met in my battle zone, I set Corridor. What's my attack in the battle?
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Your attack in this battle is 0. Even if the power cost of an enchant card that raises attack is met, a character card without its power cost met "can't attack" (its attack is 0), so the "Attack +20" effect doesn't take effect.
On the turn I set Take charge at the front line, my opponent used a character card with 30 attack and Explosion. If I'm the priority player, what does my opponent's attack end up as?
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80. First, Take charge at the front line's effect gives your opponent's 30 attack -40, bringing it to 0 (attack can't go below 0). Then your opponent's Explosion gives their own attack +80, making 0 + 80 = 80, so their attack ends up as 80.
On a turn with UNIGURI-KUN (Byoushinwo Kamu) in my battle zone, I set Desire and the Chronos went to day. With Desire's power cost met, does its effect raise the attack of a character card whose attack is 0?
KIRA-MAID GO!'s effect put my opponent's SEND TO POWER ★★ card back in their deck, so the power cost of the character card in their battle zone is no longer met. What's my opponent's attack?
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Your opponent can't attack, so their attack this turn is 0.
On the turn I set KIRA-MAID GO!, my opponent used an enchant card with an attack + effect. My opponent was the priority player so their effects were resolved first, then KIRA-MAID GO!'s effect meant their enchant card's power cost was no longer met. Does my opponent's attack + effect take effect?
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Yes, it does. An effect takes effect if its power cost is met when it's resolved. However, if after KIRA-MAID GO!'s effect is resolved the power cost of the character card in your opponent's battle zone is no longer met, your opponent can't attack, and the attack + effect doesn't take effect either.
Can effects like Summer UNIGURI and the friends's "If the cards in the abyss are only ○ element…" be used when there are 0 cards in the abyss?
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No, they can't. Resolve them on the basis that there are cards in the abyss. Likewise, effects like Last resort's "If the cards in the power charger are only ○ element" are resolved on the basis that there are cards in that zone.
No, it can't. Enchant cards are put in the abyss or power charger at the end of the turn depending on whether they have SEND TO POWER. So an enchant card set this turn goes to the abyss at the end of the turn, and can't be chosen with Kitte-men • Inc-neko (Seigi). However, if a different enchant card was already in the abyss from an earlier turn, you can choose it with Kitte-men • Inc-neko (Seigi), and together with the card in the set zone, use that enchant card's effect twice.
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