Difference between revisions of "Discard"
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A card being discarded does not necessarily go to the Graveyard. Although this is normally the case, cards like "[[Macro Cosmos]]" will send the cards to the [[Banished Zone]] instead; however, the card is still considered as being discarded. | A card being discarded does not necessarily go to the Graveyard. Although this is normally the case, cards like "[[Macro Cosmos]]" will send the cards to the [[Banished Zone]] instead; however, the card is still considered as being discarded. | ||
| − | * [[Discarding for a Cost]] | + | * [[Discarding for a Cost]] - [[Discards for cost|List]] |
| − | * [[Discarding for an Effect]] | + | * [[Discarding for an Effect]] - [[Discards for effect|List]] |
* [[Discarding due to Hand Size Limit]] | * [[Discarding due to Hand Size Limit]] | ||
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Revision as of 02:32, 2 May 2012
A Discard is the act of sending a card from the hand, under normal circumstances, to the graveyard that can either be as a result of a card effect, or as a requirement to activate a card. Two such examples are "Spirit Reaper" and "Lightning Vortex," respectively. When a card is discarded it is not considered destroyed.
Discarding for cards like "Lightning Vortex" or "Raigeki Break" is considered paying a cost. As such, "Dark World" monsters would not get their Trigger effects. Discarding cards from hand during the End Phase Hand Size Limit check also will not trigger Dark World effects, as discarding at this time is not considered discarding as part of a card effect.
A card being discarded does not necessarily go to the Graveyard. Although this is normally the case, cards like "Macro Cosmos" will send the cards to the Banished Zone instead; however, the card is still considered as being discarded.
