Forbidden Chalice

edisonformat.net One face-up monster on the field gains 400 ATK, but its effect is negated until the End Phase. ●This effect targets a face-up monster on the field. ●If the target is not face-up when this effect resolves, that monster's effect are not negated. ●This effect only negates effects that activate / apply on the field. ●This effect does NOT negate monster effects that activate in the GY, like “Sangan”. ●If a monster's effect allows it to attack directly, and “Forbidden Chalice” is activated during the Damage Step, resolve the attack. A replay does not occur. ●VS. Lonefire Blossom: If “Forbidden Chalice” negates Lonefire Blossom's effect,” you can Tribute “Lonefire Blossom” as cost, but the effect resolves negated. ●VS. Beast King Barbaros”: its ATK becomes 3400, then 3000 ATK after the End Phase. ●This card can be used in the Damage Step, but not during/after Substep 4 - Damage Calculation. ●This effect expires during the End Phase like any other effect. Normal rules of priority apply, and the turn player must resolve effects first in the case of dual passing. edisonformat.com One face-up monster on the field gains 400 ATK, but its effect is negated until the End Phase. This effect targets a face-up monster on the field. If the target is not face-up when this effect resolves, that monster's effect are not negated. This effect only negates effects that activate / apply on the field. This effect does NOT negate monster effects that activate in the Graveyard, like “Sangan”. If a monster's effect allows it to attack directly, and “Forbidden Chalice” is activated during the Damage Step, resolve the attack. A replay does not occur. VS. "Lonefire Blossom": If “Forbidden Chalice” negates "Lonefire Blossom's effect,” you can Tribute “Lonefire Blossom” as cost, but the effect resolves negated. VS. "Beast King Barbaros”: its ATK becomes 3400, then 3000 ATK after the End Phase. This card can be used in the Damage Step, but not during/after Substep 4 - Damage Calculation [REF]]. This effect expires during the End Phase like any other effect. Normal rules of priority apply, and the turn player must resolve effects first in the case where both players pass priority to activate/resolve the first (lingering) effect; whereby the turn player MUST activate/resolve the first effect, then the non-turn player.