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The contents of either player's Graveyard are [[public knowledge]], unless a card like "[[Question]]" is used. When a player looks through their opponent's Graveyard, they may neither [[shuffle]] its contents, nor re-arrange the order in which the cards were placed there. In the video games, when a card is [[activate]]d in the Graveyard, or selected for a [[Card effect]], it immediately goes to the top of the Graveyard. | The contents of either player's Graveyard are [[public knowledge]], unless a card like "[[Question]]" is used. When a player looks through their opponent's Graveyard, they may neither [[shuffle]] its contents, nor re-arrange the order in which the cards were placed there. In the video games, when a card is [[activate]]d in the Graveyard, or selected for a [[Card effect]], it immediately goes to the top of the Graveyard. | ||
| − | ==Cards that interact with your | + | == Cards that interact with your Graveyard == |
* [[A Feather of the Phoenix]] | * [[A Feather of the Phoenix]] | ||
* [[Alien Ammonite]] | * [[Alien Ammonite]] | ||
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* [[Phoenix Gearfried]] | * [[Phoenix Gearfried]] | ||
| − | ==Cards that interact with your opponent's Graveyard== | + | == Cards that interact with your opponent's Graveyard == |
* [[Autonomous Action Unit]] | * [[Autonomous Action Unit]] | ||
* [[Card Ejector]] | * [[Card Ejector]] | ||
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* [[White-Horned Dragon]] | * [[White-Horned Dragon]] | ||
| − | ==Cards that interact with either Graveyard== | + | == Cards that interact with either Graveyard == |
* [[Book of Life]] | * [[Book of Life]] | ||
* [[Cemetary Bomb]] | * [[Cemetary Bomb]] | ||
Revision as of 20:50, 18 December 2011
The Graveyard (墓地 bochi, Cemetery in Japanese) is the name for the card discard pile. Some cards in the Graveyard can be recovered by using cards such as "Monster Reborn" or "Magician of Faith".
The contents of either player's Graveyard are public knowledge, unless a card like "Question" is used. When a player looks through their opponent's Graveyard, they may neither shuffle its contents, nor re-arrange the order in which the cards were placed there. In the video games, when a card is activated in the Graveyard, or selected for a Card effect, it immediately goes to the top of the Graveyard.
Cards that interact with your Graveyard
- A Feather of the Phoenix
- Alien Ammonite
- Ambulance Rescueroid
- Archfiend's Roar
- Black Luster Soldier - Envoy of the Beginning
- Call of the Haunted
- Chaos Emperor Dragon - Envoy of the End
- Chaos Sorcerer
- Dark Eruption
- Decoy Dragon
- Destiny HERO - Captain Tenacious
- Destiny HERO - Fear Monger
- Destiny Mirage
- Expressroid
- Foolish Burial
- Fulfillment of the Contract
- Fusion Recovery
- Gladiator Beast Darius
- Gladiator Beast Equeste
- Junk Synchron
- Kinka-byo
- Koa'ki Meiru Ghoulungulate
- Lava Dragon
- Level Modulation
- Limit Reverse
- Magical Stone Excavation
- Magician of Faith
- Mask of Darkness
- Megarock Dragon
- Miracle Fusion
- Monster Reincarnation
- Overload Fusion
- Penguin Knight
- Premature Burial
- Recurring Nightmare
- Recycle
- Red-Eyes Darkness Metal Dragon
- Red-Eyes Wyvern
- Rekindling
- Rope of Life
- Silent Doom
- Soul Resurrection
- Spore
- Swing of Memories
- Synchron Explorer
- Time Machine
- The Rock Spirit
- The Warrior Returning Alive
- Van'Dalgyon the Dark Dragon Lord
- Wroughtweiler
- Phoenix Gearfried
Cards that interact with your opponent's Graveyard
- Autonomous Action Unit
- Card Ejector
- Disappear
- D.D. Crow
- Double Spell
- Graverobber
- Foolish Revival
- Karma Cut
- Kycoo the Ghost Destroyer
- Paladin of the Cursed Dragon
- Red-Eyes Zombie Dragon
- Victoria
- White-Horned Dragon
