Royal Tribute

[neleh]

Royal Tribute assuming you have Necrovalley on the field and you successfully activate it.

Now, do you have to show each other card?

Based on my past duel here none of my opponents show their "hand card" just randomly discard monster (from their hand). The problem is how can you be sure that he/she discarded all the monster in his hand.

what's the rule?

[Magicknight94]

Both players have to show their hand to your opponent for veriry.

[kangtuji]

Yea, Both play show hand to confirm they doesn't have monster in the hand

[3E-hero neos]

In DN you show your opponent your hand to verify. Thing is, in official tournaments(reallife), a judge looks at both players hands to verify.

[dest]

even in RL you must show your hand to the opponent, that is an official ruling...

Both players must show their hands to the opponent when "Royal Tribute" resolves.[1]

[raidou]

In DN you show your opponent your hand to verify. Thing is, in official tournaments(reallife), a judge looks at both players hands to verify.

i think judges are only called to force the opponent to show his hand to you if the opponent refuses to do it because this type of effect have a RULING forcing to show hand to verify

[kangtuji]

How about mind crush ? theres still lot people refuse to show hand with mind crush

Supposed same with other that discard from deck too... but people won't show their deck

[Jojos091]

Hi,

For Mind Crush, your can ask to your opponent to check his hand, if the number or public cards (in grave or banished) is not equal to the maximum allowed.

http://forum.duelingnetwork.com/t6464-mind-crush-check-hand-of-opponant#81142

It should be the same for cards like nobleman of crossout and checking deck. The problem is by showing deck to your opponent, he knows after about the strategy of your deck.

[raidou]

thats why not many people run nobleman of extermination

[neleh]

thanks for clarification.