Susa Soldier - TP6-EN008 - Rare - Unlimited Edition Tweet Out of stock. $0.87 Wishlist Details Set: Tournament Pack 6 ATK/DEF: 2000/1600 Card Number: TP6-EN008 Monster Type: Thunder Rarity: Rare Attribute: Earth Card Text: This card cannot be Special Summoned. This card returns to the owner's hand during the End Phase of the turn that this card is Normal Summoned or flipped face-up. The Battle Damage this card inflicts to your opponent's Life Points is halved. Level: 4 Card Type: Spirit Monster Name: Susa Soldier Edition: Unlimited Passcode: 40473581 Card Rules: Rulings powered by The Netrep API. When this card inflicts Battle Damage to the opponent it is halved, regardless if it was a direct attack, or from an attack against another monster. For example, if your 'Susa Soldier' (ATK 2000) attacks the opponent's 'Gemini Elf' (ATK 1900), the opponent will take 50 points of Battle Damage. The damage points are rounded up when there is a fraction. [Re: Amazoness Swords Woman] When 'Susa Soldier' battles 'Amazoness Swordswoman', the controller of 'Susa Soldier' takes full damage the damage is NOT halved. [Re: Lone Wolf] If you have 'Monk Fighter' targeted by 'Lone Wolf', the following are examples of monster effects that will NOT be negated because they are not applied to a monster: 'Airknight Parshath' (damage is inflicted and a card is drawn), 'Fiber Jar' ('Monk Fighter' is shuffled into the Deck), 'Maju Garzett' (the ATK of 'Maju Garzett' does not become 0), 'Susa Soldier' (the damage to Life Points is still halved), 'Dark Magician Girl' (her ATK is still increased by her effect), 'Stone Statue of the Aztecs' (Battle Damage to your Life Points is doubled), 'Amazoness Fighter' (opponent's Battle Damage to their Life Points is still zero), 'Amazoness Swords Woman' (Battle Damage is still redirected), and 'Reflect Bounder' (you still take effect damage to your Life Points). [Re: Rod of the Mind's Eye] When you equip 'Rod of the Mind's Eye' to 'Susa Soldier' or 'Shadowknight Archfiend', the Battle Damage is 1000 points.
