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A '''Deck out''' is a loss due to having no cards in the [[Main Deck]] when that player would [[draw a card]]. [[Mill Deck]]s, such as "[[Laval]]", use this as their primary [[victory condition]]. | A '''Deck out''' is a loss due to having no cards in the [[Main Deck]] when that player would [[draw a card]]. [[Mill Deck]]s, such as "[[Laval]]", use this as their primary [[victory condition]]. | ||
Revision as of 08:23, 9 February 2015
A Deck out is a loss due to having no cards in the Main Deck when that player would draw a card. Mill Decks, such as "Laval", use this as their primary victory condition.
A Deck out can only occur when a card would necessitate drawing specifically; being unable to reveal (including excavate), look, add, send, banish, etc. cards from the Deck will not result in a loss.
In the anime
In the anime, a Deck out has occurred only three times: Seto Kaiba decked out against Maximillion Pegasus (though in this case was more because Seto ran out of playable monster cards instead of being unable to draw a card), Strings against Yami Yugi, and Howard X Miller against Jaden Yuki.
Duelists such as Seto Kaiba, Ishizu Ishtar, Anubis, Zigfried von Schroeder (through Leon von Schroeder), Yami Bakura, Howard X Miller, Sartorius, Mr. Armstrong, Shadow Drone Trudge, Breo, Vector and Eliphas have attempted to cause their opponents to deck out, albeit unsuccessfully.
