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You said dad can only be summoned with teledad. I stated he's easiest to be used in teledad first off good sir. Lightsworn doesn't do well in big events hince the never win a nats or sjc. Bls can be used in any deck, glads remove sangan/crow and prisma, in monarchs a d-hero and a warrior lady or even LaDD if you run it. Lightsworns main focus is celest while JD goes in for the swoop. If you don't read meta game notice how stardust and colossal fighter win the games because they protect DaD makeing him well protected. People do use such weak cards but there is a thing call a deck that focuses around the card to make it broken.

There are 7 phases in damage step through calculation. At any point during the battle, a player may use attack boosters or counter trap cards or in some cases the rule may apply with gorz because of his effect. If a flip effect occurs, the effect resolves after calculation.

But the funny bit is, a judge can judge but still fails at a game. I mean are you not the same person who believes exodia is a cheap way to win in a game? Seriously sir, I offer you the challenge to play me. You maybe a judge but from the fact you cream yourself everytime you hear blue eyes I know you can't win against me.

here we go ...

First you're question was vague. And you are wrong good sir, Honest goes off in damage step you noob read the card. The only cards that can go off in damage step are flip effects, gorz, and searchers like rat/ufo turtle ect.

To your second question since you want to be a p***k, they're are six steps in damage step/calc, 9 if you want to count entering battle phase all with inidivual sub steps.


Battle Step:
Sub-step 1: Turn player has the priority to activate Spell Speed 2 here. (Example: Turn player can activate Call of the Haunted here).
Sub-step 2: Decide if conducting battle. If you are NOT conducting battle, got to End Step immediately.
Sub-step 3: Select and announce 1 monster to attack with, and declare 1 of your opponent's monsters your target (the monster you wish to attack).
Attack Response Chain. Turn player has the priority to respond with any appropriate Spell Speed 2 or 3 effect here. (This is the only chain in which cards like Mirror Force, Sakuretsu Armor, Magician's Circle, and Magic Cylinder can be activated.)
After the chain is completed, the Turn Player has Priority to activate any appropriate Spell Speed 2 effect or suggest a move to the Damage Step. The opponent can also activate appropriate Spell Speed 2 effects or agree to proceed to the Damage Step. (Example cards are: Book of Moon, Enemy Controller, Waboku, etc...Cards that do not have any specific activation timing.) This part can be repeated multiple times before moving into the Damage Step, but only if a player can activate appropriate cards or effects.
The Battle Step does not end until both players agree to move into the Damage Step.
Damage Step:**1
Sub-step 1: Some Trigger-Effect will activate and resolve now.
(Examples are "Sasuke Samurai", "Paladin of White Dragon", "Mystic Swordsman LV2", and "Mystic Swordsman LV 4").
Sub-step 2: Flip target card face-up if face down.
Continuous Effect monster that was flipped are now Active (Examples are "Jinzo", and Goblin King). However, Continuous Effect that involves destroying monster(s) will not resolve until Sub-step 5.
Trigger Effect that activates during Damage Step activates and resolves now. (Examples are "Reflect Bounder", if attacked while in Attack Position, inflicts damage to the opponent now).
"Cross Counter" can be activated here.
Sub-step 3: Damage Calculation part 1: Calculate damage.
Turn player has the priority to respond with Spell Speed 2 here.
The following effects can be activated, form a chain, and
resolve now:
Spell Speed 2 that modifies ATK or DEF stat. (Examples are "Rush Recklessly", "Limiter Removal", Mirror Wall", "Micro Ray").
Effects that negate the activation of a card can be used in response. (Examples are Counter Trap Cards, and monster effects like "Horus the Black Flame Dragon LV8" and "Maryokutai").
Monster effects that can be activated during the Damage Step and that modify ATK or DEF. (Examples are "Injection Fairy Lily" and "Sanga of
the Thunder").
"Disc Fighter's" effect Triggers, then after the Chain Block resolves, go immediately to Sub-step 5.
When "Spirit Reaper" is targeted by a card and the card resolves, "Spirit Reaper" will not be destroyed by its own effect until Sub-step 5.
Sub-step 4: Damage Calculation part 2: Apply damage.
Inflict damage to players' Life Points.
Card effects that activate when a monster inflicts Battle
Damage to a player's Life Points activate, form a chain, and resolve now. (Examples are "Don Zaloog", "Airknight Parshath", and "Robbin' Goblin").
Sub-step 5: Resolve effects.
From this point forward, monsters are considered "destroyed". So monsters destroyed by "Dark Ruler Ha Des" cannot activate their effects, destroyed monsters are not eligible for selection by card effects.
Resolve Continuous Effect that involves destroying monster(s).
Activate card effects that do not activate when a monster is sent to the Graveyard and resolve them now. (Examples are all Flip Effects, "Reflect Bounder", if attacked while in Attack Position, destroys itself now, "D. D. Warrior Lady", "Wall of Illusion", and the effects of cards that increase their ATK and DEF. These effects form a chain and then resolve).
Sub-step 6: Send to the Graveyard.
Send destroyed monsters to the Graveyard.
Activate effects that activate "at the end of the Damage Step" (Such as are "Legendary Jujitsu Master", and "Ryu Kokki"), as well as effects that activate when the monster is sent to the Graveyard (Examples are "Mystic Tomato", "Giant Rat", "Witch of the Black Forest", and "Sangan"). These effects form a chain and then resolve.
Go back to Battle Step.
End Step:
Turn player declares the end of his/her Battle Phase.
Activate effects that activate "at the end of the Battle Phase.
Turn player has the priority to activate Spell Speed 2 here


But since you're a judge I'm pretty sure you knew this or at least I would hope you did.

Third wherever you like most, preferably aim or gaia towns since you want you're pretty little audience. I believe the last time we payed my dark armeds ate you alive? I'm pretty sure you remeber that. I wonder how much You'll enjoy jd getting in there.

Except VS. Only. Black Luster Soldier - Envoy of the Beginning can be special summoned with Monster Reborn. Broken.

Dark Armed Dragon needs exactly 3 DARKS in the graveyard. Only tech to do so in TCG tournaments and win is Malicious. No Malicious, Dragon becomes that much harder to special summon, versus Black Luster Soldier's minimal cost of a single LIGHT and DARK monster. The everyday side deck, as well as any deck can splash LIGHT and DARK monsters in the main deck. Broken.

Effect is a once-per-turn Caius, that unlike Dark Armed Dragon isn't limited by cards in the grave nor limited by Life Point count like Judgment Dragon. Broken.

Not that it matters, being that if the effect makes its worth for a comeback, Chaos Sorcerer would be the pick over Black Luster Soldier by a longshot. Debate over. You can quit your bitching now.

Fix your grammar before you work on your strategy, reading that post made me retch.

Half of this seems to justify the return while the rest shoos it away.
Personally and this is just me I don't think Reborn is broken, think about it one piece of revival that can only be brought back nine times in a clench, versus one that can be brought back 21 times, what's broken now?

Malicious is what lets DAD decks regulate the level of darks with ease, and it's plenty easy to get in the grave, D-Draw, Armageddon Knight, Dark Grepher, Nuff said. The Synchro's are the extras that the deck gets with its graveyard manipulation.

Lightsworn would like to disprove this theory turn one in some case.
Zombies, spellcasters, Dad, almost any deck can meet the reqirements now a days, with a side of ryko's, DD Warrior Lady, and snipe Hunter, if they aren't already meeting the standard.

His double attack kills to synchros, the remove handles the rest. It may not be one turn like DAD and JD but it certainly is more specialized and spashable in its use.

Most monsters can be reborned and brain controlled. That isn't enough to make him not broken.

If they do brink back Chaos though it should be the dragon, to stick with the idea of dragon that reset the game. It would make twilight cool, on second thought no keep him banned.