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| | '''Set''' is the act of placing a card (Monster, Spell or Trap card) on the field [[face-down]]. | | '''Set''' is the act of placing a card (Monster, Spell or Trap card) on the field [[face-down]]. |
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| − | == Setting a Monster Card ==
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| − | [[File:Face Down Defense Position.png|275px|thumb|This is what a set [[Monster Card]] looks like.]]
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| − | When you Set a [[Monster Card]], you place it on a [[Monster Card Zone]] [[face-down]] in [[Defense Position]].
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| − | 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.
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| − | 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).
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| − | 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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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.
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