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Yes, that is perfectly fine. Even if you just used Night Maintenence to get back basics and energy, and you play a Roseannes, you can still fail the search.

Not quite. Content of the deck =/= public knowledge. If your bench is full, you could not play Great Ball. Your bench is public knowledge, so everyone can plainly see that you can no longer fit any Pokemon on your bench. Knowing you have no more Basics left in your deck is only known to you...

Seriously? It's been answered, and they have even thanked everyone. Once a question has been answered there is no need to post unless there is something to add. Especially if they have come and thanked the people that answered, there isn't a need to post further unless you have a question...

This is incorrect. When attacking: you deal damage, preform all effects of the attack, then check for KOs. You deal the 30 damage to Dusknoir, then the effect of Giratina comes into play, because it would be KOed, everything is sent to the Lost Zone.

red blastoise, be nicer when correcting someone on something. But, you are correct, Conductive Quarry can get Special Metals.

Yes, that is a legal play. The contents of your deck are not public knowledge, so even though you may actually have a basic Pokemon/basic energy in your deck, no one technically knows that. As for the second part, if you play Roseannes, you have to search your deck, because you searched your...

You can play Warp Point if only one player has a benched Pokemon. In that case you are using part of the effect, and in Pokemon you do what you can to fulfill a cards effects. As long as you can do part of it, you can use it, unless it says otherwise. Or if it is something similar to Night...

Further clarification on 2 and 3: You would be knowingly playing them to no effect. You cannot play a card if the effect of that card cannot be fully carried out. If, for example, you had only one card you can grab with Night Maintenence in your discard. You could grab that one card, because...

That is correct. Broken Time Space basically removes all restrictions that are placed on evolving. Because of that, you can evolve Skull Fossil (Which becomes a Colorless Type Pokemon while in play) into Cranidos, then Rampardos in the same turn, even if you just played Skull Fossil down that...

infmach and FireMeowth, please do not post in a thread once the question has been answered unless you have something to add, or a question very similar to the original. Locking to prevent further spam.

Um, no. If you have Special Darks attached to Honchkrow and try to use a Honchkrows attack with a Murkrow, it does not add damage. If you have a Dark attached to the Murkrow, it will do the extra damge. But because the Dark is not attached to Murkrow, it does not deal the extra damage.

That is correct. Whenever a Pokemon is affected by a Special Condition, that Special Condition replaces the previous one. Even if the previous one is the same Condition, but with different effects.

I don't recall John saying anything about moving to another store, but meh... Keep an eye on the site mentioned above for details on that. I myself may be starting a league in the North Olmstead/Fairview Park area. I just need to find a space that doesn't suck... -_- If I do get one...

For the first one, this should answer it: The second, of course you can evolve with BTS if you have it T1 and you go second. Thats like asking if you can Rare Candy Horsea to Kingdra T1 if you go second...

Happy birthday Xander. <3 (no homo) :D

If you have a Fossil in your starting hand and no other basics you must start with the Fossil. If you go first you cannot play a fossil from your hand, but if you play it down as part of setup that is fine.

Technically speaking, the order does not matter. That's because there is no order to it. When dealing with effects between turns all effects must occur before any Knock Outs are checked. Muk could have 10 HP left at the end of one turn, it doesn't matter what happens "first". "Order of...

^Yeah, thanks Amt, totally spaced and forgot to mention that. Being tired + answering ruling question = not a good combo. -_-

Ok... as long as the Defending was damaged or affected by Midnight Eyes last turn, you KO them as long as they are asleep. Say you use Midnight Eyes, deal 20, and put them to sleep. By the time it gets back to your turn they have woken up, and have not evolved or retreated. As long as you...

As long as you hit the Defending Pokemon with Midnight Eyes last turn, and they are asleep by one way or another, you knock them out. So, in theory, you could hit them with Midnight Eyes, they wake up, then you drop Darkrai MD and put them to sleep with its Power. Then you use its second...