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| − | '''Mandatory effects''' ({{Ruby|強|きょう}}{{Ruby|制|せい}}{{Ruby|効|こう}}{{Ruby|果|か}} ''Kyōsei Kōka''), also known as | + | {{For|the Tip Card|""Mandatory Effects""}} |
| + | '''Mandatory effects''' ({{Ruby|強|きょう}}{{Ruby|制|せい}}{{Ruby|効|こう}}{{Ruby|果|か}} ''Kyōsei Kōka'', "Forced Effect"), also known as '''compulsory effects''', are [[Card effect|effects]] that must [[activate]] if they meet their [[activation requirement|activation conditions]]. Mandatory effects lack the phrase "You can" in their card text. (In Japanese, mandatory effects are indicated by the text {{Ruby|発|はつ}}{{Ruby|動|どう}}する ''Hatsudō suru'' "Activate".) | ||
| − | + | Card such as "[[Caius the Shadow Monarch]]" and "[[Man-Eater Bug]]" have powerful effects, but because they are mandatory effects, if they are triggered when the opponent has no monsters, the player must target their own cards. | |
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| + | ==Mechanics== | ||
| + | When a mandatory effect meets its activation conditions, it always activates, even if it has no valid [[target]] or it would have no effect. Mandatory effects cannot [[missing the timing|miss the timing]]. If a mandatory effect must activate during a particular [[phase]] or [[step]], it is not possible to proceed to the next phase or step until that effect is activated. | ||
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| + | When [[Simultaneous Effects Go On Chain|multiple effects trigger at the same time]], they are all placed on a [[Chain]], with the turn player's mandatory effects being activated first, followed by the non-turn player's mandatory effects. Optional effects can only be activated at higher [[Chain Link]]s. | ||
==Example== | ==Example== | ||
| − | [[File: | + | [[File:Petiteranodon-SR04-EN-UR-1E.png|300px|center]] |
{{Gameplay}} | {{Gameplay}} | ||
[[Category:Gameplay]] | [[Category:Gameplay]] | ||
Latest revision as of 21:38, 29 November 2019
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Card such as "Caius the Shadow Monarch" and "Man-Eater Bug" have powerful effects, but because they are mandatory effects, if they are triggered when the opponent has no monsters, the player must target their own cards.
Mechanics[edit]
When a mandatory effect meets its activation conditions, it always activates, even if it has no valid target or it would have no effect. Mandatory effects cannot miss the timing. If a mandatory effect must activate during a particular phase or step, it is not possible to proceed to the next phase or step until that effect is activated.
When multiple effects trigger at the same time, they are all placed on a Chain, with the turn player's mandatory effects being activated first, followed by the non-turn player's mandatory effects. Optional effects can only be activated at higher Chain Links.
Example[edit]
