Difference between revisions of "Attack target"
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| + | | japanese = 攻撃目標 | ||
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| + | | romaji = Kōgeki Mokuhyō | ||
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| + | | english = Attack target | ||
| + | | french = Cible d’une attaque | ||
| + | | german = Angriffsziel | ||
| + | | italian = Bersaglio dell’attacco | ||
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| + | | spanish = Objective del ataque | ||
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| − | An '''attack target''' (攻撃目標 ''Kōgeki Mokuhyō'') is a [[Monster Card|monster]] that a player [[declare]]s an [[attack]] against. During an open [[game state]] during the [[Battle Phase]], the [[turn player]] can declare an attack targeting a monster, causing gameplay to immediately proceed to the [[Battle Step]]. | + | An '''attack target''' (Japanese: 攻撃目標 ''Kōgeki Mokuhyō''; Chinese: 攻擊目標 ''Gōngjī Mùbiāo'') is a [[Monster Card|monster]] that a player [[declare]]s an [[attack]] against. During an open [[game state]] during the [[Battle Phase]], the [[turn player]] can declare an attack targeting a monster, causing gameplay to immediately proceed to the [[Battle Step]]. |
If the number of monsters on the opposing side of the field changes during the Battle Step, a [[replay]] occurs. | If the number of monsters on the opposing side of the field changes during the Battle Step, a [[replay]] occurs. | ||
Revision as of 01:01, 28 April 2014
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攻撃目標 | ||
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Kōgeki Mokuhyō | ||
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An attack target (Japanese: 攻撃目標 Kōgeki Mokuhyō; Chinese: 攻擊目標 Gōngjī Mùbiāo) is a monster that a player declares an attack against. During an open game state during the Battle Phase, the turn player can declare an attack targeting a monster, causing gameplay to immediately proceed to the Battle Step.
If the number of monsters on the opposing side of the field changes during the Battle Step, a replay occurs.
Some cards and effects restrict the monsters a player can target (such as "Marshmallon Glasses"), mandate that monsters battle (such as "All-Out Attacks"), or conduct battle without a monster being declared an attack target (such as "Confusion Chaff").
