Difference between revisions of "Set"
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| german = Setzen | | german = Setzen | ||
| italian = Posizioni | | italian = Posizioni | ||
| − | | korean = 세트 | + | | korean = 세트 ''Seteu'' |
| + | |chinese=蓋牌 ''Gàipái'' | ||
|portuguese=Baixar | |portuguese=Baixar | ||
| spanish = Colocar | | spanish = Colocar | ||
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[[File:Back-EN.png|thumb|150px|A Set [[Spell Card|Spell]]/[[Trap Card]]]] | [[File:Back-EN.png|thumb|150px|A Set [[Spell Card|Spell]]/[[Trap Card]]]] | ||
| − | To '''Set''' (Japanese: セット ''Setto | + | To '''Set''' (Japanese: セット ''Setto'') is to place a card [[face-down]] on the [[Playing Field|field]]. |
[[Monster Card]]s are Set in the [[Monster Card Zone]]s, and must be Set in [[Defense Position]]. This is called a [[Normal Set]]. | [[Monster Card]]s are Set in the [[Monster Card Zone]]s, and must be Set in [[Defense Position]]. This is called a [[Normal Set]]. | ||
Revision as of 08:43, 23 June 2014
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セット | ||
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Setto | ||
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A Set Monster Card
To Set (Japanese: セット Setto) is to place a card face-down on the field.
Monster Cards are Set in the Monster Card Zones, and must be Set in Defense Position. This is called a Normal Set.
With the exception of Field Spell Cards, which are Set in the Field Card Zone, Spell and Trap Cards are Set in the Spell & Trap Card Zones. In all cases, the cards are Set vertically.
- All rules in this article are general basis rules. They may have some exceptions because of card's text or playing format.
