Gravekeer's servant vs Macro Cosmos Chain
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Gravekeer's servant vs Macro Cosmos Chain
Hello,
First, I prevent you that I know the rulling about Gravekeeper's Servant and Macro Cosmos (or D. Fissure) that says I can't attack while these cards are both on the field.
My Opponent had Gravekeeper's Servant on the field and a face-down card (that he set during his previous turn, so I suspected it was Macro Cosmos).
I passed in Battle phase and asked him before attacking with my monster if he had a response. He answered me that I could pay the cost and mill a card. Immediatly after I paid the cost (and I milled one card to grave), he chained Macro Cosmos and told me the card I milled was banished instead, so I could not attack anymore with that monster (so no attack).
Could he do that action ? Since he chained Macro cosmos just after I declared an attack and paid the cost, my card should be sent to grave, so I could attack with that monster just after, no ?
Thanks for giving me a response.
Gravekeeper's Servant
Your opponent must send 1 card from the top of their Deck to the Graveyard to declare an attack.
First, I prevent you that I know the rulling about Gravekeeper's Servant and Macro Cosmos (or D. Fissure) that says I can't attack while these cards are both on the field.
My Opponent had Gravekeeper's Servant on the field and a face-down card (that he set during his previous turn, so I suspected it was Macro Cosmos).
I passed in Battle phase and asked him before attacking with my monster if he had a response. He answered me that I could pay the cost and mill a card. Immediatly after I paid the cost (and I milled one card to grave), he chained Macro Cosmos and told me the card I milled was banished instead, so I could not attack anymore with that monster (so no attack).
Could he do that action ? Since he chained Macro cosmos just after I declared an attack and paid the cost, my card should be sent to grave, so I could attack with that monster just after, no ?
Thanks for giving me a response.
Gravekeeper's Servant
Your opponent must send 1 card from the top of their Deck to the Graveyard to declare an attack.
Jojos091- Posts : 48
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Re: Gravekeer's servant vs Macro Cosmos Chain
Cost cannot be chained. That all.
Magicknight94- Posts : 161
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Re: Gravekeer's servant vs Macro Cosmos Chain
Just a correction,
I think he chained Macro Cosmos just after Attack Declaration (I declared a direct attack, so I had already milled one card in grave). In that condition, its activation was legal.
But since cost was already paid, the card I milled staid in grave, so I still could attack with that monster.
I think he chained Macro Cosmos just after Attack Declaration (I declared a direct attack, so I had already milled one card in grave). In that condition, its activation was legal.
But since cost was already paid, the card I milled staid in grave, so I still could attack with that monster.
Jojos091- Posts : 48
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Re: Gravekeer's servant vs Macro Cosmos Chain
exactly that, it goes to the grave and stays there and the attack continues.
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Re: Gravekeer's servant vs Macro Cosmos Chain
Ok.
Problem Solved, Thanks.
Problem Solved, Thanks.
Jojos091- Posts : 48
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