hi, new player here and after searching the internet quite a bit here ive seen a few things i cannot seem to find explanations for the terms etc...

#1 ... looping chain throws ?

~ how is it done ? what cards are used ? is it legal ? and any other info anyone cares to share on this subject is welcomed and appreciated

#2 ... geri-loop ?

~ how is it done ? what cards are used ? is it legal ? and any other info anyone cares to share on this subject is welcomed and appreciated

#3 ... loop decks ?

~ how is it done ? what cards are used ? is it legal ? and any other info anyone cares to share on this subject is welcomed and appreciated

it seems folks in the know already know about these but us new folks have one heck of a time finding info on these topics so I am asking in the hopes if in the future someone was to ask that i met about these topics i could actually answer it for them , plus information is very powerful and i wish to improve my game here:)

thanks in advance folks for any assistance here:)

HARLEY said:

Quickly answering it - Loops are legal. Whether or not you choose as a player to play something that will stop that loop, is up to you.

Specifically:

#1) Meet Chain Throw:

Have a Chain throw in your momentum.

Play a second chain throw.

Use Chain Throw's E: to get the first chain throw out of your momentum.

The most efficient way to then "Loop" the Chain throw is to play a card called Kunai.

You can look at Kunai HERE

It will place itself and the Chain throw you just played into your momentum.

There are different ways to loop chain throw, and there are many way to beat it.

Honestly - this is a section for rules Q&A, so forgive me that I don't go into more detail. Past the "Is it legal" , the rest of your question all falls into a general discussion post, asking about deck strategy surrounding these ideas.

Meet #2 - Agohani Geri.

Meet Agohani Geri's partner in Crime - Ibis Minute:

The "Loop" usually uses a third card called Shinobi Tradition.

There are other loops, Waterfall Loop (from Legacy), Defender Loop.

Any time where a card allows you to play the same card multiple times, people typically call it a loop.

Head on over to general discussion, and I'm sure some folks will help enlighten you.

ANTIGOTH,

thanks for answering and letting me know where to post future questions like this as well:)

much appreciated, and hopefully i dont run into many of these combos either...lol...

tc see ya round hopefully...and maybe duel at some point!

HARLEY,

Nubian_God has an amazing sense of timing. Check out his article here:

http://www.teamcanadaonline.net/index.php?page=204

It should take care of a couple of your questions.