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'''Send''' refers to a card, whether it be in your [[Main Deck|Deck]], [[hand]] or on your side of the [[Playing Field|field]], going to the [[Graveyard]].
 
'''Send''' refers to a card, whether it be in your [[Main Deck|Deck]], [[hand]] or on your side of the [[Playing Field|field]], going to the [[Graveyard]].
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Cards [[Discard]]ed from your hand are also considered 'Sent', however, 'Sent' cards are not automatically classed as Discarded.  Similarly, when a card is destroyed it is considered 'Sent', however, 'Sent' cards are not automatically considered 'destroyed'<sup><font class=plainlinks>[http://yugioh.faq.konami.jp/EokpControl?&lang=en&tid=15668&event=FE0006 ref]</font></sup>.
  
 
All [[Monster Cards]] [[Destroyed by battle|destroyed as a result of battle]], are automatically classed as being 'Sent', as are Monster Cards [[destroy]]ed by [[card effect]]s.
 
All [[Monster Cards]] [[Destroyed by battle|destroyed as a result of battle]], are automatically classed as being 'Sent', as are Monster Cards [[destroy]]ed by [[card effect]]s.

Revision as of 19:22, 19 August 2010

Send refers to a card, whether it be in your Deck, hand or on your side of the field, going to the Graveyard.

Cards Discarded from your hand are also considered 'Sent', however, 'Sent' cards are not automatically classed as Discarded. Similarly, when a card is destroyed it is considered 'Sent', however, 'Sent' cards are not automatically considered 'destroyed'ref.

All Monster Cards destroyed as a result of battle, are automatically classed as being 'Sent', as are Monster Cards destroyed by card effects.

Cards Discarded from your hand are also considered 'Sent', however, 'Sent' cards are not automatically classed as Discarded. Similarly, when a card is destroyed it is considered 'Sent', however, 'Sent' cards are not automatically considered 'destroyed'ref.

Proper knowledge of the difference between 'Sent' and 'Destroyed' could mean the difference between a win and a loss in playing the game. For example, some of the Dark World series of monsters have their effects activate when they are discarded to the graveyard. They activate with the resolution of Card Destruction but not Hand Destruction because the former 'discards' them to the graveyard while the latter 'sends' them to the graveyard.

Another example is the effect of Dark End Dragon. Because its effect sends monsters to the graveyard, it cannot be chained to by the effects of Stardust Dragon, My Body as a Shield, Destruction Jammer, and the like because it does not 'destroy' the monster.

Yet another is why the effects of Sangan, Dandylion and The White Stone of Legend activate when they are tributed. Their card texts state 'When this card is sent (from the field) to the graveyard...' Therefore they do not have to be destroyed unlike Giant Rat, Shining Angel, etc.