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Revision as of 23:13, 27 January 2012
Set is the act of placing a card (Monster, Spell or Trap card) on the field face-down.
Setting a Monster Card
This is what a set Monster Card looks like.
When you Set a Monster Card, you place it on a Monster Card Zone face-down in Defense Position.
A Set can be conducted once per turn, just as you can only Normal Summon once per turn. A Normal Summon of a monster will take up your Set for the turn, and vice-versa.
If the monster you want to Set is Level 5 or more, you must Tribute another monster(s) from your side of the field first and then Tribute Set the monster (you do not show your opponent the monster you Set).
If you want to Flip Summon a monster after Setting it, you must wait until your next turn's Main Phase.
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