Aluber The Jester of Despia - GFP2-EN097 - Ultra Rare - 1st Edition

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A: If you do not have a Fusion Monster you can Fusion Summon when resolving Fallen of Albaz' effect, nothing happens. (Fallen of Albaz remains on the field.) The Konami employee who enjoys extenders got a raise, most likely. This is another proof it happened. Now, I have to say that there are many, many routes that allow you to go into crazy endboards with multiple Masquerade and a Red-Eyes Dark Dragoon, but please take with a critical eye how likely one is to pull them off. When used as a fusion material, it can Special Summon a level 8 or higher Fusion monster, or any Despia monster. Q: I use my Despian Tragedy as Link Material to Link Summon Linkuriboh. Can I activate its effect that adds a "Despia" monster to my hand?

Plenty of cards to choose from to search with Aluber, 10 in total, eight spell, two trap. The traps need setup in place to be effective, and of the spells you can search, Despia, Theater of the Branded does give you a Fusion Summon once per turn as a Field Spell. Branded Bond, Branded Opening, Branded in Red, and Branded in White also give you immediate offensive power and access to your Fusion Monsters, but Despia Theater can be multiple turns in a row. Paradise Branded is good protection for your Fusion Monsters but again, isn’t very useful if you don’t already have a Fusion Monster on the field.Hi, this is the section where people who don't want to spend 350€ on Adventurer cards roam desperately in search of hope.

Q: My Masquerade the Blazing Dragon is sent to the GY by the effect of my opponent's Eldlich the Golden Lord, while my opponent controls no monsters. Can I then activate the effect of an Aluber the Jester of Despia in my GY? Q: I activate Lubellion the Searing Dragon's effect by discarding Despian Tragedy. Dimension Shifter has previously resolved, and Despian Tragedy is banished as a result. Can I then activate Despian Tragedy's effect that adds a "Despia" monster to my hand? Springans Kitt can be an Aluber substitute in certain combos, but it really shouldn't be seen as an alternative. They're different cards, and there's a reason why Aluber is expensive. But still, it's a good card... When it works. I played Aluber the Jester of Despia, and he countered me with Solemn Strike, so far no worries, having another Jester in my hand, I decide to play him again for his effect to get a magic saw that he had canceled it, but they all replied that it was not allowed, since he had canceled it earlier with Solemn Strike and that the effect of my Jester is only a time per round, so I frolic, and they told me that if he had canceled it with Solemn Judgment, I could have had the effect of my Jester but since he was in the majority, I had to accept their explanation which seems bad to me and I have therefore lost the game.

Ghosts From The Past: The 2nd Haunting 1st Edition Singles

A: No. You need to destroy a number of cards your opponent controls exactly equal to the number of materials from the field you used. You cannot activate Guardian Chimera's effect unless you can currently attempt to do so.

A: Yes. In all of these scenarios, your opponent made Mirrorjade leave the field, and its effect can be activated. Q: It is my End Phase, and I just activated Mirrorjade the Iceblade Dragon's effect by sending Albion the Branded Dragon to the GY, then resolved it. Can I now use Albion's effect before my opponent can use D.D. Crow?Note: At the time of writing, Dragostapelia's text is not great at making its intended functionality entirely clear. What I give below is my educated guess at how I expect the card to likely be ruled at major events. Consult your event's Head Judge if you need a binding answer. (Here's hoping for LDS3.) A: No, you cannot. The Light - Hex-Sealed Fusion's effect cannot apply while it is banished. ( source) At this time, you can also choose a Fusion Monster that you wouldn't originally have been able to Summon when you activated Lubellion's effect. Q: While I control Predaplant Dragostapelia, my opponent's Mirrorjade the Iceblade Dragon with a Predator Counter activates its effect. If Predaplant Dragostapelia is removed from the field, or flipped face-down, before Mirrorjade's effect resolves, what happens? A: No. At the time Verte Anaconda's effect is activated, it is not yet considered to be an effect that includes Special Summoning.

Q: I used two monsters on the field to Fusion Summon Guardian Chimera while my opponent only controls one card. Can I activate Guardian Chimera's effect? A: Guardian Chimera requires you to use at least one monster from your hand as material. Therefore, you cannot Fusion Summon it using Super Polymerization or Branded Exile. Q: I control Predaplant Dragostapelia, and my opponent controls a Mirrorjade the Iceblade Dragon. My opponent activates Mirrorjade's effect, and I activate Predaplant Dragostapelia's effect in response. My opponent then further activates Book of Moon targeting Mirrorjade. What happens? A: Fallen of Albaz' effect requires you to include it as Fusion Material, regardless of which player controls it. If possible, you will still perform a Fusion Summon using that Fallen of Albaz, which your opponent controls, and other monsters on their side of the field.A: No. Once Mirrorjade's effect has resolved, it will attempt to destroy all monsters your opponent controls during the End Phase. (It will not activate to do so.) A: No. Albion the Branded Dragon's effect only allows you to Fusion Summon Level 8 or lower Fusion Monsters.