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| − | A '''card effect''' is | + | A '''card effect''' is an effect in the game introduced by a specific monster card, excluding the [[Condition#Conditions that cannot be negated|condition]] and [[cost]] of that card. |
| − | It is written below the Type of Monster | + | It is written below the Type of Monster and special abilities are written here. [[Normal Monster]]s have only a short description about the card, and have no effect on game play. |
| − | Nearly every area of the Duel is capable of being handicapped or boosted by a card effect. The primary focus of card abilities is usually the [[Playing Field|field]], such as | + | Nearly every area of the Duel is capable of being handicapped or boosted by a card effect. The primary focus of card abilities is usually the [[Playing Field|field]], such as [[Penguin Soldier]] and [[Thunder King Rai-Oh]]. |
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
Revision as of 18:23, 11 April 2013
A card effect is an effect in the game introduced by a specific monster card, excluding the condition and cost of that card.
It is written below the Type of Monster and special abilities are written here. Normal Monsters have only a short description about the card, and have no effect on game play.
Nearly every area of the Duel is capable of being handicapped or boosted by a card effect. The primary focus of card abilities is usually the field, such as Penguin Soldier and Thunder King Rai-Oh.
Trivia
- In the Japanese anime, card effects are often called "special abilities" (tokushū nōryoku). In the manga, they are referred to as both "effects" and "special abilities"; they are also very rarely referred to as "powers".
