This page was last edited on 16 July , at Reshef of Destruction Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Links Yu-Gi-Oh! Destiny Board Traveler. You can negate it's summon and destroy it with Champion's Vigilance but you need to have a face-up level 7 or more normal monster after Lava Golem attemps to be summoned.
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Explore Wikis Community Central. Register Don't have an account? Card Rulings:Lava Golem. View source. History Talk 0. Lava Golem. Since your opponent is the one who summoned it, it goes to your side of the battlefield. Since your opponent graciously decided to give you this monster, you should be able to legally attack with it. Of course, it does 1, damage to you every turn, so When it says "you take 1," damage, that's not "you the person who summoned him" it's "you the person who controls him", which right now is you.
Since this is an online rendering of the game, one can only assume that either 1 we have both misinterpreted the rules or 2 there is a flaw in their game logic that needs to be reported. While the entire board state wasn't provided, it seems likely that another card was applying a "Cannot attack" effect to Lava Golem, either directly by a card like such as Swords of Revealing Light or Threatening Roar, or indirectly via cards like Dark Door which limits you to attacking with a single monster per turn or Command Knight who says it can't be attacked if you control other monsters - controlling two Command Knights cause their effects to apply and prevent both of them from being attacked!
The Card Tips page of the Yu-Gi-Oh wikia for this card provides multiple suggestions for how this could be accomplished. This is a common strategy to use with this card to mitigate the fact that the owner of it has provided a very large creature to their opponent.
She uses Final Countdown decks in both Tag Force 4 and 5, and while no deck lists are provided for Tag Force 5, her first two decks in Tag Force 4 featured Lava Golem and multiple cards that prevent attacks. This is might be a bug.
In the normal card game, this is unambigious - there is no rule saying it can't attack, and if it's in your battle zone you're the controller so you get to attack. If you look at the known card rulings you'll see that apparently no one ever needed a ruling on whether or not it can attack; Presumably because it was obvious it can. The reason your opponent can play this card is because it allows them to destroy two of your monsters without triggering destruction effects, and also costs you 1k LP each turn.
Also on the wikia, you can find card tips suggesting you disable the golem from attacking after summoning e. Summarize: Card takes makes no indication that monster can't attack. No known rulings saying otherwise. Go ahead, report this as a bug.
PS : it only might be a bug.
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