jar 2 ruling question

does the opponent need to know where the mosnters are ?

not sure what you are asking...

the opponent doesn't need to know where summonable monsters are of course, each player just pics up cards from the deck and summon them/send them to the grave according to the condition being right or wrong.


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@detonator
did I say anything different? Just thought showing the cards is not worth mentioning since that is self-evident

dest wrote:not sure what you are asking...

the opponent doesn't need to know where summonable monsters are of course, each player just pics up cards from the deck and summon them/send them to the grave according to the condition being right or wrong.

No, this is just like adding a card to your hand from your Deck.

You need to confirm what monsters are summoned to ensure you are fulfilling the summoning condition. If you add a card to your hand you don't just add the card you think fills the condition and leave it at that. You show it to your opponent to confirm that you are fulfilling the condition.

When you special summon monsters with morphing jar #2 you must show them to your opponent.

Your opponent would know where a certain monster(s) are. But if your opponent forgets and it's now face-down, since face-downs are not public knowledge; your opponent would have to play the guess and check game.

The Detonator wrote:
When you special summon monsters with morphing jar #2 you must show them to your opponent.

Morphing Jar #2 does say reveal the cards then special summon