GB War Chariot Ruling/Inherent Summon Condition/Chain Ruling

Hi,I know that there are many threads about chariot,but none of them seems to answer my question.

Okay,so here's the scenario:

My field: 1 GB mosnter,Set Chariot

Opponent:Nothing.

If i were to attack directly,opponent drops Gorz,can i chariot it? If it is a yes,both Gorz and the token won't be on the field right? Also,i'm not sure about this one,but if let's say my opponent uses the effect of Machina Fortress,can i Chariot it?

I know there's the thing that you can't chariot an inherent summon,but is Machina Fortress an inherent summon? I'm sorry i can't tell .

And finally,uhm...how does a chain start? I'm pretty confused. I think a chain starts when some one activates a monster effect,spell or trap right? Then what about summoning? Haha sorry for asking so many questions,i don't really understand ><

O.O Oh yeah i forgot,does anyone know a good fairy build? I'm considering playing Counter Fairy,Herald of Perfection or Machina. Of the three,which is better?I can't really seem to make up my mind. The other meta decks like BF,Six pieces of shit,Lightlord,Quickdraw variants etc. all don't really seem that appealing to me .__.

ken97913 wrote:

Hi,I know that there are many threads about chariot,but none of them seems to answer my question.

Okay,so here's the scenario:

My field: 1 GB mosnter,Set Chariot

Opponent:Nothing.

If i were to attack directly,opponent drops Gorz,can i chariot it? If it is a yes,both Gorz and the token won't be on the field right? Also,i'm not sure about this one,but if let's say my opponent uses the effect of Machina Fortress,can i Chariot it?

I know there's the thing that you can't chariot an inherent summon,but is Machina Fortress an inherent summon? I'm sorry i can't tell .

And finally,uhm...how does a chain start? I'm pretty confused. I think a chain starts when some one activates a monster effect,spell or trap right? Then what about summoning? Haha sorry for asking so many questions,i don't really understand ><

You can't Chariot when he special summons, but you can chariot his gorz when he activate his effect to burn or summon a token.

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You can't Chariot when he special summons, but you can chariot his gorz when he activate his effect to burn or summon a token.

Alright thanks so much What about Machina Fortress?

ken97913 wrote:

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You can't Chariot when he special summons, but you can chariot his gorz when he activate his effect to burn or summon a token.

Alright thanks so much What about Machina Fortress?

For things like Machina Fortress/Cyber/Dark armed Etc its a condition instead of a effect so it does not start a chain therefore you can't chariot it.

Gorz's special summoning is a trigger effect, which can be negated by Chariot. The same for Tragoedia.

Lolzorx has explained for Machina Fortress.

A chain is simply just a collection of effects (monster, spell, trap) yet to be resolved. Activating an effect is just placing it on a chain. When a monster is successfully summoned, the current chain will correspond to that summon, and effects can be activated in response to that summon.

Counter Fairy and Herald of Perfection are control decks, whereas Machina is an aggro (aggressive) deck. Control decks are generally harder to play due to the numerous critical decision-makings involved, whereas aggro deck are easier to play, but have less tricks up the sleeves. Choose according to your playstyle.

Akira wrote:

Gorz's special summoning is a trigger effect, which can be negated by Chariot. The same for Tragoedia.

Lolzorx has explained for Machina Fortress.

A chain is simply just a collection of effects (monster, spell, trap) yet to be resolved. Activating an effect is just placing it on a chain. When a monster is successfully summoned, the current chain will correspond to that summon, and effects can be activated in response to that summon.

Counter Fairy and Herald of Perfection are control decks, whereas Machina is an aggro (aggressive) deck. Control decks are generally harder to play due to the numerous critical decision-makings involved, whereas aggro deck are easier to play, but have less tricks up the sleeves. Choose according to your playstyle.

Wait..so..you can you or can you not negate the the special summoning of Gorz/Trago?

I'm currently playing GB now,so you would consider that a control deck right?

chariot= divine wrath.....

I believe any monster effect that allows a player to sp summon on opponent's turn can be chariot/divine wrath, that includes Accel synchro.

Okay then,thanks

ken97913 wrote:

Akira wrote:

Gorz's special summoning is a trigger effect, which can be negated by Chariot. The same for Tragoedia.

Lolzorx has explained for Machina Fortress.

A chain is simply just a collection of effects (monster, spell, trap) yet to be resolved. Activating an effect is just placing it on a chain. When a monster is successfully summoned, the current chain will correspond to that summon, and effects can be activated in response to that summon.

Counter Fairy and Herald of Perfection are control decks, whereas Machina is an aggro (aggressive) deck. Control decks are generally harder to play due to the numerous critical decision-makings involved, whereas aggro deck are easier to play, but have less tricks up the sleeves. Choose according to your playstyle.

Wait..so..you can you or can you not negate the the special summoning of Gorz/Trago?

I'm currently playing GB now,so you would consider that a control deck right?

GB is a mix of aggro and control, since it's a type of toolbox deck. Depending on your play style, your GB deck would be built to suit you. So go look at your own deck (provided u did not netdeck it) and u will find out your own playstyle.

Haha okay then thanks