Effect Veiler V Yubel

nekofjung wrote:

The person who activated Veiler essentially is the 1 who decides whether or not Veiler will negate the effect. This is true both for Yubel and for Lightsworns.

http://www.gamefaqs.com/boards/612092-yu-gi-oh-5ds-world-championship-2011-over-the/61094651

http://www.yugiohforums.com/showthread.php?t=65064

D_Dasher wrote:

-If you use Effect Veiler's effect on their Lightsworn that has an End Phase mill effect - then during the End Phase they have priority as the turn player to resolve an effect first if they want to.

So they could activate the effect of their Lightsworn monster and let it be negated- or they could pass priority to you and you could resolve the lingering effect of your Effect Veiler and let its negation wear off. If you didn't want to resolve Effect Veiler's effect then you could pass priority back to them and they would have to resolve their effect per the rules of dual passing.

So you could have this work to your advantage. Also note that since just the "effect" of the Lightsworn monster was negated (and not the "activation" of the effect) - that the Lightsworn Monster's mill effect will not activate again during that End Phase.

Follow this, as Paul Kite put it:

Breakdown of the End Phase:
1) Turn Player can take an action or pass. If s/he takes an action, restart this list.
2) Opponent can take an action or pass. If s/he takes an action, restart this list.
3) If the Turn Player has yet to perform an action s/he is obligated to perform during this End Phase, s/he takes such an action. If not, s/he passes. If s/he takes such an action, restart this list. (Such as your Lightsworn milling)
4) If the Opponent has yet to perform an action s/he is obligated to perform during this End Phase, s/he takes such an action. If not, s/he passes. If s/he takes such an action, restart this list. (Such as Veiler wearing off)
5) End the Phase.

-If you use Effect Veiler's effect on their Lightsworn that has an End Phase mill effect - then during the End Phase they have priority as the turn player to resolve an effect first if they want to.