How does forbidden dress work

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Edit: Nevermind, I'm awful, sorry. Shruikon You're missing something. In my opinion, Lance is far and away the better card in most situations. Dress is essentially a temporary Safe Zone and is only reactive to any destruction effects - the targeting restriction will not work if your monster has already been targeted. Lance is also slightly better in allowing you to beat over tough monsters.

So, Lance and Dress don't really do the same thing at all. When comparing Dress to Lance, the only thing Dress has over Lance is that it's good against monster destruction effects. Lance is better against any other spell or trap card. Only if you pre-emptively use Dress in your stand-by phase. Otherwise they can just chain Veiler to Dress and chaining Dress to Veiler doesn't work. After actually reading both card texts dur , it seems obvious that Lance definitely has more practical applications in most games.

DaKareerKilla Advanced Member. When using Forbidden Dress against targeting effects that do not destroy, you must pre-emptively activate it.

Effects that target, do so as part of their activation, so making a monster unable to be targeted does nothing, if it has already been targted by a resolving effect. Edited by user TZ Reason: Not specified. Similar Topics. Users browsing this topic.