​These rulings have been lifted from the 2005-era upperdeck web archive and therefore reflect the rulings from the Goat Format time period. They are listed in alphabetical order, but you can use use ctrl+f to quickly find the card that you want.

Note: Some of the rulings refer to cards as having a "multi-trigger effect." This was the old term for what is now known as a "quick effect", ie a monster effect that is spell speed 2 and can be used on the opponent's turn.

These rulings have been lifted from the 2005-era upperdeck web archive and therefore reflect the rulings from the Goat Format time period. They are listed in alphabetical order, but you can use use ctrl+f to quickly find the card that you want.

Note: Some of the rulings refer to cards as having a "multi-trigger effect." This was the old term for what is now known as a "quick effect", ie a monster effect that is spell speed 2 and can be used on the opponent's turn.

These rulings have been lifted from the 2005-era upperdeck web archive and therefore reflect the rulings from the Goat Format time period. They are listed in alphabetical order, but you can use use ctrl+f to quickly find the card that you want.

Note: Some of the rulings refer to cards as having a "multi-trigger effect." This was the old term for what is now known as a "quick effect", ie a monster effect that is spell speed 2 and can be used on the opponent's turn.