Difference between revisions of "Set"
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[[File:Face Down Defense Position.png|x150px|top|thumb|A Set [[Monster Card]].]] | [[File:Face Down Defense Position.png|x150px|top|thumb|A Set [[Monster Card]].]] | ||
[[File:Back-EN.png|150px|top|thumb|A Set [[Spell Card|Spell]]/[[Trap Card]].]] | [[File:Back-EN.png|150px|top|thumb|A Set [[Spell Card|Spell]]/[[Trap Card]].]] | ||
| − | To '''Set''' is to place a card on the [[Playing Field|field]] [[face-down]]. | + | To '''Set''' (セット, Setto) is to place a card on the [[Playing Field|field]] [[face-down]]. |
When you Set a [[Monster Card]] on a [[Monster Card Zone]], you '''''must''''' Set it in [[Defense Position]].{{ref|note}} | When you Set a [[Monster Card]] on a [[Monster Card Zone]], you '''''must''''' Set it in [[Defense Position]].{{ref|note}} | ||
Revision as of 09:25, 16 January 2013
A Set Monster Card.
To Set (セット, Setto) is to place a card on the field face-down.
When you Set a Monster Card on a Monster Card Zone, you must Set it in Defense Position.[note]
When you Set a Spell/Trap Card, you Set it on a Spell & Trap Card Zone in vertical position, except Field Spell Cards, which can only be Set on the Field Card Zone, even if it is face-down.
Setting a face-up card is a form of flipping it.
Notes
^ You can Set a monster in Attack Position with the effect of "Darkness Approaches".
