Priority

Priority is a right for a player to use a card before an opponent do so. Chain link can be considered as an event happens due to that Priority shifts between a player and an opponent.

Basically a turn player has Priority. That means you have Priority during your turn and an opponent have Priority during his turn.

Players do not have to deal with Priority by themselves since it is dealt with automatically. When a card effect cannot be activated in the game, it is due to Priority or spell speed.

Priority passes from a turn player to an opponent after conducting specific acts. Additionally, the turn player have to give Priority to an opponent when going into a next phase/step.

• Using spell/trap cards
• Activating the effects of spell/trap cards
• Activating the monster card's effect
• Going to a next phase/step

Some acts do not have a turn player to pass Priority to an opponent, and the turn player can keep holding the right. In that case, the opponent can use a card after the tune player announces passing Priority.

• Summoning monster cards (normal/special/flip summon)
• Switching monster cards' battle position
• Declaring an attack
• Setting a card (placing a card face-down)
• Drawing a card from a deck during the draw phase

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