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| − | + | Monster that are [[Level]] 5 or 6 need one monster to [[Tribute]], and [[Level]] 7 or higher cards need 2 [[Tribute]]s, unless Special [[Summoning Conditions]] change that. This is known as a "Tribute Summon." | |
| − | + | Even if the monster is [[Set]] instead of summoned, [[Tribute]]s must still be offered. So a player cannot set a monster in order to avoid offering a [[Tribute]]. | |
| − | + | A Tribute Summon is treated as a [[Normal Summon]], so only one can be conducted in the same turn. That means you cannot [[Normal Summon]] a monster and then tribute it to summon a high level one. | |
Revision as of 13:15, 21 August 2006
Monster that are Level 5 or 6 need one monster to Tribute, and Level 7 or higher cards need 2 Tributes, unless Special Summoning Conditions change that. This is known as a "Tribute Summon."
Even if the monster is Set instead of summoned, Tributes must still be offered. So a player cannot set a monster in order to avoid offering a Tribute.
A Tribute Summon is treated as a Normal Summon, so only one can be conducted in the same turn. That means you cannot Normal Summon a monster and then tribute it to summon a high level one.
