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This one always causes arguments.

Point 1 -> Activating Threatening Roar in response to an attack won't do anything, it affects attack declarations.

Point 2 -> The turn player can't enter the battle phase unless the opponent agrees to it. An opponent will want to use Threatening Roar at the end of the main phase, before the battle phase is entered. Many players don't announce the change of phase, and this is normally ok as they must still accept the opponent can say they wanted to use something in the previous phase.

Despite Point 1, the opponent should not be penalised if the turn player didn't give them a chance to activate the Threatening Roar, by skipping from the main phase straight into an attack declaration.

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