creature swap /dark world dealings a

raidou wrote:and any card with an effect to force both players to choose one card to resolve its effect

who does it first ?

raidou wrote:
with creature swap , who chooses the monster to give control of first?

dealings, who discards first ?

Dragged Down Into The Grave wrote:
The turn player selects a card first for "Dragged Down into the Grave".

Emolga 0 wrote:Spell Cards like those, since they can only be activated on the owner's turn, I'll put it like this.

Turn Player always takes care of his business first. So if you play Dark World Dealings, you draw, your opponent draw, you discard, your opponent discards.

If you play Creature Swap, you select your monster, your opponent selects one monster.
Keep in mind that Creature Swap does not Target, and the monsters are selected at Resolution.

Key wrote:

Emolga 0 wrote:Spell Cards like those, since they can only be activated on the owner's turn, I'll put it like this.

Turn Player always takes care of his business first. So if you play Dark World Dealings, you draw, your opponent draw, you discard, your opponent discards.

If you play Creature Swap, you select your monster, your opponent selects one monster.
Keep in mind that Creature Swap does not Target, and the monsters are selected at Resolution.

You're bad.
They're simultaneous

The turn player always starts with Priority, or the choice to
activate a card first, in each phase or step of their turn. As long as
the turn player has Priority, the opponent cannot activate cards or
effects, except for effects that activate automatically, like Trigger
or Flip effects.
The turn player can either

• Use Priority to play a card or activate an effect OR
• Pass Priority to the opponent so they can activate an effect

A player must pass Priority to the opponent when moving on to
the next phase or step. Strictly speaking, you would always declare
that you’re passing Priority before the end of every phase and step,
and ask your opponent if they wish to play a card. However, for
ease of play, announcing the end of your phases or steps implies
giving up Priority. Therefore, when announcing the end of a phase,
your opponent can just say “Before the end of your phase, I
activate this card” and use a card

• The turn player starts with Priority to activate a card or effect
first.
• After a card’s activation, and at the end of each phase or step,
Priority passes to the opponent

If both players conduct actions simultaneously
For cases like “Each Player targets 1 monster”, where both players
resolve an effect simultaneously, the turn player resolves the effect
first. In this example, after the turn player makes their selection, the
other player makes theirs.