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KyoBladezen: 1 year ago | Last edited at 12:17PM on 10/10/2011

Who was right?

This morning a friend and I were playing a game of yugioh, and within the first few minutes of the game, we ran into an issue. He summoned a monster with an effect that increased it's attack and did not declare it. I attacked it, seeing that it read 1500 attack, rather than 2000. He said that it didnt matter when he declared it, since I attacked, but, going back to the "Fair play rules" that I remember, I was taught that if you have an effect that increases an attack, the card controller must declare it the moment the attack is increased. Of course, we argued, and he yelled at me, calling me a liar. So, I want to settle it. Who was right, me or him? Serious answers only, please.

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clairedrom: 1 year ago

You are the one who was right since you played the game according to the fair play rules and your friend should just accept that he did not do what was necessary. He did not declare it at the moment of attack and you were right to take advantage of that.

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