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[furballdn]

What team wins the previous Wars? (from War#1 to the latest War)
Also, how was Team Underworld created? (i know there won't be Team UW this war, just curious)

UW was created for people who didn't get bid on and entered a team. There is a tourney to decide who among the unchosen got to join UW.

[AP579]

Let's say I have a quinted Nymph Queen, Turquoise Nymph, and Purple Nymph.

I create a Turquoise Nymph on the other side so that I can AM it. (I think they have highest ATK)

Let's say it is now the opposite person's turn, right after I end my turn.

Will the opposing Turquoise Nymph be able to use its ability or not? There has been a half-turn, not a full turn.

And on a related note, is Nymph's Tears/Nymph Queen the only way to immediately create a creature on the opposing side?

[Jenkar]

No, it will not.

No, if you want to get complete, killing any non-skeleton creature while opponent has boneyard in play creates creature on his side, immediatly.

[willng3]

Let's say I have a quinted Nymph Queen, Turquoise Nymph, and Purple Nymph.

I create a Turquoise Nymph on the other side so that I can AM it. (I think they have highest ATK)

Let's say it is now the opposite person's turn, right after I end my turn.

Will the opposing Turquoise Nymph be able to use its ability or not? There has been a half-turn, not a full turn.

From testing in the Trainer, it doesn't look like it.  If the AI does activate a Turqoise Nymph's ability, they've always been on the field for more than 1 of their turns.

And on a related note, is Nymph's Tears/Nymph Queen the only way to immediately create a creature on the opposing side?

Aside from killing an opponent's Phoenix and turning it into Ash, the only ways I can recall off the top of my head are 1)  Kill a non-Skeleton creature while Boneyard/Graveyard is in play on the opponent's side of the field or 2)  Use Aflatoxin on an opponent's creature before using some form of creature control to kill it, causing a Malignant Cell to appear immediately.

[Jenkar]

And on a related note, is Nymph's Tears/Nymph Queen the only way to immediately create a creature on the opposing side?

Aside from killing an opponent's Phoenix and turning it into Ash, the only ways I can recall off the top of my head are 1)  Kill a non-Skeleton creature while Boneyard/Graveyard is in play on the opponent's side of the field or 2)  Use Aflatoxin on an opponent's creature before using some form of creature control to kill it, causing a Malignant Cell to appear immediately.

Reverse time on mummy/skeleton, too?

[Drake_XIV]

And on a related note, is Nymph's Tears/Nymph Queen the only way to immediately create a creature on the opposing side?

Aside from killing an opponent's Phoenix and turning it into Ash, the only ways I can recall off the top of my head are 1)  Kill a non-Skeleton creature while Boneyard/Graveyard is in play on the opponent's side of the field or 2)  Use Aflatoxin on an opponent's creature before using some form of creature control to kill it, causing a Malignant Cell to appear immediately.

Reverse time on mummy/skeleton, too?

That's not so much creating as it is mutating/transforming.

[Absol]

Opponent has 1 card left in deck. I have 1 card left in deck. I play SoBe.
Who win?

[Wizy]

Opponent has 1 card left in deck. I have 1 card left in deck. I play SoBe.
Who win?

Edit: My guess is that both players lose (AI has nothing to lose ), I bet that if this happens in a PvP game both players get the lost screen. It has to be tested in pvp to know for sure.

[pikachufan2164]

Opponent has 1 card left in deck. I have 1 card left in deck. I play SoBe.
Who win?

This would depend on what the game coding does.

Here's how I'm interpreting the wording on the card:

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If mark = fire;
  Opponent draws 3 cards
  X = number of cards opponent drew
  You draw X cards
else
  Opponent draws 2 cards
  X = number of cards opponent drew
  You draw X cards
endEssentially, your opponent draws first, then you draw.

Of course, the coding could be saying that the drawing happens simultaneously. The only way to tell is to look through the game's coding.

[Xenocidius]

In programming, no two things ever happen simultaneously. The opponent draws first.

Note that if the opponent has two cards and you have just one, then you will deck out. However, the opponent cannot be decked out directly by the card - they just stop drawing (of course, they'll lose after you finish your turn if their hand isn't full). In other words, if you both have only one card left, no one will lose immediately, as you'll both only draw that one card.

[Wizy]

[...]if you both have only one card left, no one will lose immediately, as you'll both only draw that one card.

In the screenshot I posted above, I lost as soon as I clicked the shard. Both SS are from the same turn (see opponent's quanta).

[Poker Alho]

In programming, no two things ever happen simultaneously. The opponent draws first.

Note that if the opponent has two cards and you have just one, then you will deck out. However, the opponent cannot be decked out directly by the card - they just stop drawing (of course, they'll lose after you finish your turn if their hand isn't full). In other words, if you both have only one card left, no one will lose immediately, as you'll both only draw that one card.

nah you will lose if you only have 1 card left and try to draw 2 or more. Its the same as having zero cards in your deck and activate your hourglass you lose