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The act of sacrificing in magic the gathering has to do with either a creature, land, enchantment or artifact. these are known as "permanents" as, once cast, they remain in play until destroyed, removed or returned to their owner's hand. some cards, (Yawgmoth Demon and Grave Pact for example) require a player or players to sacrifice a permanent at the beginning or end of a turn, either to their benefit or detriment, depending on the details outlined by the card demanding a sacrifice. A player or player then puts the required permanent into his or her graveyard at the specified time.

Sacrificing, as a rule, only refers to cards in play (permanents). when a card demands that a player give up life, the terminology is "pay (variable) life." when a card demands that a player give up cards from his or her hand, the terminology is "discard (variable) card(s) from your hand."

if you chain it to destroy a normal spell the normal spells effect still goes on, but if you chain it to a continuous spell such as yellow luster shield ( raises your monsters defense by 300 ) since its continuous it has to stay face-up on the field for its effect to work, so it would be negated

Yes and no. You cannot ever voluntarily choose to discard cards from hand or otherwise send cards to the graveyard - only if allowed to do so by cost, effect, or game mechanic.

If you have more than 6 cards in hand at the end of your end phase, then you must discard down to 6. So technically this is a discard without being told to do so by an effect. But if the question was asking can you voluntarily discard 'for no reason', the answer is no.

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Yes, Flint would be destroyed in that case. You equip Flint to a monster, and if that monster would be destroyed, then you (must) re-equip it to another monster. Though initially you'd probably place it one the opponent's monster, the mandatory re-equip may mean you have to put it on one of your own.

However if the equipped monster is not 'destroyed', ie, if it is tributed, or removed from play by an effect such as Caius the Shadow Monarch, then Flint itself will be destroyed and go to the graveyard.

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All forbidden cards were once very popular. They were either splashable (staple) cards or could easily form a One-Turn Kill strategy in a matter of a few turns.

Since a Counter Trap is spell speed 3, and De-Fusion is spell speed 2, that situation can't arise. De-Fusion cannot be chained to any Counter Trap. That means the Counter Trap will resolve and destroy the Fusion Monster, before you get a chaince to use De-Fusion.

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In speed, no, you cannot put 2 cards of the same number on top of each other. you can put a card down with a number, say, 7, but you can't put another 7 on top of it. You could put a 6, then another 7, or an 8 and another 7,BUT YOU CANNOT PUT 2 CARDS OF THE SAME NUMBER ON TOP OF EACH OTHER!!!!!!!!!!!!!

skyress has 550 gs thow but drago has 780 gs so skyress would likely lose i like skyress too ya know.

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Depends on how many players play, typically 4 players and split the deck equally

"Red Dragon Archfiend" comes in the booster pack The Duelist Genesis.

You can put dragonkin in monster decks, however, I can not tell you whether they would actually COUNT as monsters I.E. Using "Monstrous Heal" probably wouldn't count against Neferian, but I'm looking into this myself.

No. Vanguard of the Dragon's card lore clearly states that it can only Special Summon a "...Dragon-Type Normal Monster from either player's Graveyard."

If you buy the cards they will come with instructions. The card packet looks like this:

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