

Other monsters are below.Monsters and Magic-Users have Elements, each with strengths and weaknesses. This distinction is rarely mentioned.Ĭhart showing each element's strength. Monsters were divided into Monster and Magic-User Cards.Virus Cards are used to destroy cards in the opponent's Deck using a virus.Trap Cards can be activated during either players' turn in response to certain actions.Several hybrids, such as Trap Spell, also exist. More types of cards were added, including Equip, Trap, Illusion and Virus.These were used during the Japanese National Duel Monsters Championship and the Duelist Kingdom tournament. The Standard rules contained the basic rules, with some additional ones. Some monsters have effects which alter gameplay.Spell Cards are sent to the Graveyard after they have been used.Spell Cards can be played face-down on the field until they are ready to be used.Spell Cards cannot battle, but can be used to affect other cards or the players.The turn player can activate Spell Cards from their hand.If a player does not have a monster to defend from their opponent's monsters attack, the monster's ATK is deducted from the defenseless player's Life Points.If an Attack Mode monster attacks a Defense Mode monster and its ATK is lower than the defending monster's DEF, neither monster is destroyed and the controller of the attacking monster loses Life Points equal to the difference in the ATK and DEF.If an Attack Mode monster attacks a Defense Mode monster and its ATK is higher than the defending monster's DEF, the defending monster is destroyed and no Life Points are lost.When Attack Mode monsters with equal ATK battle, both are destroyed.If an Attack Mode monster battles another Attack Mode monster, the monster with the lower ATK is destroyed and its controller loses Life Points equal to the difference.The turn player can attack with Attack Mode monsters.The turn player can Summon cards from their hand in Attack or Defense Mode.If a player cannot draw because there are no more cards in their Deck, they lose.

Each turn the turn player draws one card from their Deck.

Please note that the item is colored manually, there may be some uneven colorings.Ģ.
