Difference between revisions of "Card Appearances:Labyrinth Wall"

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"Labyrinth Wall":

Dox summoned this card in episode 19.
- Labyrinth Wall changed the entire manner of gameplay. The field became a maze encompassing a 9x9 grid. Monsters were summoned on their owner's side of the maze and could then walk through the maze, moving a number of squares no greater than their Level each turn. Generally, monsters could only battle if they occupied the same square, but several long-range attacks were also mustered during this duel.
- Labyrinth Wall never participated in battle during the duel, making it more like a Field Spell than a monster.

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-* Dox Summoned this card, which turned the field into a Labyrinth. each monster can move one space for each of its level per turn.
+* Dox summoned this card in [[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 019|episode 19]].
+** [[Labyrinth Wall]] changed the entire manner of gameplay. The field became a maze encompassing a 9x9 grid. Monsters were summoned on their owner's side of the maze and could then walk through the maze, moving a number of squares no greater than their [[Level]] each turn. Generally, monsters could only battle if they occupied the same square, but several long-range attacks were also mustered during this duel.
-* [[Labyrinth Wall]] changed the entire state of gameplay. Players would have to move their monsters through a maze (a monster could move a number of spaces equal to it's [[Level]], also termed [[Power Level]], each turn) to reach their opponent's [[Life Points]]. It did not seem to be a [[Monster Card]], although it was represented as such.
+**Labyrinth Wall never participated in battle during the duel, making it more like a Field Spell than a monster.