Goat format ruling

Raregold Armor

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Raregold Armor
Card effect (current official text)As long as you control the monster equipped with this card, your opponent cannot attack other monsters other than the equipped monster.

Rulings

  • Raregold Armor & Metalsilver Armor only apply their effects when the same player controls the Equip Spell Card and the monster it is equipped to; you can equip these cards to a monster controlled by your opponent but the effect is not applying.
  • If you have 2 monsters equipped with Raregold Armor, then your opponent cannot attack.
  • If you have a Warrior monster equipped with Raregold Armor, and Marauding Captain, your opponent cannot attack.
  • If you have an Amazoness equipped with Raregold Armor, and Amazoness Tiger, your opponent cannot attack.
  • Ring of Magnetism 'trumps' Raregold Armor, Amazoness Tiger, and Marauding Captain. So if you have a monster equipped with Ring of Magnetism, and a monster equipped with Raregold Armor, the monster equipped with Ring of Magnetism is the target of attacks.
  • If you control Patrician of Darkness and have a monster equipped with Raregold Armor, you can only re-direct attacks to the monster equipped with Raregold Armor as it is the only legal target.
  • Q: If my opponent has a "Raregold Armor" each equipped to two different monsters, which monster is the legal target for an attack, if any? A: "Raregold Armor" on two different monsters is a lock from monster attacks. Just like two "Metasilver Armors" would create a lock against your opponent using effects that specifically target a monster.
  • Q: If I use two "Raregold Armors" (each on different monsters I control), would this mean that the opponent could attack me directly seeing as how he can't attack my monsters? A: No. With two "Raregold Armor" cards in play, the opponent could not attack your LP directly either. 12/12/03
  • Q: If I have a "Marauding Captain" out, and "Raregold Armor" is equipped to ANOTHER warrior monster, does this create a non-attacking situation? A: Yes it would.
source: Rulings_Goat (Format Library)
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