Difference between revisions of "Effect"
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A '''card effect''' is any effect in the game introduced by a specific card, excluding the [[Condition#Conditions that cannot be negated|condition]] and [[cost]] of that card. | A '''card effect''' is any effect in the game introduced by a specific card, excluding the [[Condition#Conditions that cannot be negated|condition]] and [[cost]] of that card. | ||
| − | Card effects include the effects of either Spell | + | Card effects Do Not include the effects of either Spell or Trap |
| − | 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 gameplay. |
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 with cards like "[[Level Limit - Area B]]". The [[hand]] is also a focus for effects, "[[Infinite Cards]]" and "[[Spirit Reaper]]" both counting. | 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 with cards like "[[Level Limit - Area B]]". The [[hand]] is also a focus for effects, "[[Infinite Cards]]" and "[[Spirit Reaper]]" both counting. | ||
Revision as of 19:29, 6 June 2013
A card effect is any effect in the game introduced by a specific card, excluding the condition and cost of that card.
Card effects Do Not include the effects of either Spell or Trap
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 gameplay.
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 with cards like "Level Limit - Area B". The hand is also a focus for effects, "Infinite Cards" and "Spirit Reaper" both counting.
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".
