Show your opponent that your Side Deck contains exactly 15 cards (the cards may be counted face-down). NOTE: The cards of the Fusion Deck are NOT counted in the 40 cards minimum limit of the Deck. A Fusion Deck is a card or a group of cards consisting only of Fusion Monsters formed by fusing 2 or more monsters during a Duel (Fusion Monsters). When using Fusion Monster Card(s), place the card(s) face-down on the Fusion Deck Zone of the Duel Field. The Decks are then returned to their owners and placed face-down in their respective Deck Zones on the Duel Field. In accordance with the Official Rules, a Duel is conducted in the following manner:īefore you start a Duel, greet your opponent with a friendly handshake.īoth players shuffle their respective Decks and hand them to their opponent to shuffle (this is called Cutting the Deck). Also, be aware of Forbidden and Limited Cards. In any Match, the Deck and Side Deck combined cannot contain more than 3 copies of the same card. NOTE: This Starter Deck contains 50 cards, so you will need 5 more cards to create a Side Deck. In other words, if you don't have enough cards to create a 15 card Side Deck, you cannot use one at all. The Side Deck you create must contain exactly 15 cards at the beginning of a Match. The Side Deck allows you to modify your Deck to better suit your strategy during a Match.īetween Duels, you can exchange any card from your Side Deck with any card in your Deck - as long as you end up with the same number of cards that your Deck began the Match with. In addition to your dueling Deck, you can also have 15 additional cards in a separate pile known as the Side Deck. Aside from this minimum limit, your Deck can contain as many cards as you like. The Deck used for dueling should contain a minimum of 40 cards. Following you'll find basic rules for preparing your Deck: This Starter Deck contains all the cards you'll need to challenge an opponent to a Duel. If at any time during the Duel you hold the following cards in your hand, you instantly win the Duel: Bearing this in mind, a good duelist should make every card count.
If either player’s Deck runs out of cards during a Duel, the first player unable to draw a card is declared the LOSER. If you and your opponent both reach 0 Life Points at the same time, the Duel is declared a DRAW.
If your opponent reduces your Life Points to 0, YOU lose! You win a Duel if you reduce your opponent’s Life Points to 0. Life Points decrease as a result of damage calculation after battle. The outcome of a Duel is decided according to the following Official Rules:Įach player begins a Duel with 8000 Life Points. Each card battle against an opponent in which a win, loss, or draw is determined is referred to as a Duel. The object of the Yu-Gi-Oh! TRADING CARD GAME is to win a Match against your opponent.Ī single Match consists of 3 Duels.
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