Difference between revisions of "Level 4 ATK and DEF conventions"
BritishCynic (talk | contribs) (New page: The "Rule of 2000" is a general rule that previously applied to Level 4 or lower Monster Cards, until the release of Gene-Warped Werewolf in Strike of Neos. The "Rule of 20...) |
BritishCynic (talk | contribs) |
||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
| − | The "Rule of 2000" is a general rule that previously applied to [[Level]] 4 or lower [[Monster Cards]], until the release of [[Gene-Warped | + | The "Rule of 2000" is a general rule that previously applied to [[Level]] 4 or lower [[Monster Cards]], until the release of [[Gene-Warped Warwolf]] in [[Strike of Neos]]. The "Rule of 2000" stated that once [[Monster Cards]] got to 1900 [[ATK]], to go further, to 2000 and beyond, Special Conditions had to apply to the monster to limit the card. |
However, [[DEF]] does not have a "Rule of 2000", instead, it has a "[[Rule of 3000]]"; 2000 [[DEF]] [[Monster Cards]] are plentiful, and many [[Level]] 4 or lower [[Monster Cards]] are higher than 2000 [[DEF]]. | However, [[DEF]] does not have a "Rule of 2000", instead, it has a "[[Rule of 3000]]"; 2000 [[DEF]] [[Monster Cards]] are plentiful, and many [[Level]] 4 or lower [[Monster Cards]] are higher than 2000 [[DEF]]. | ||
[[Category:Gaming Terms]] | [[Category:Gaming Terms]] | ||
Revision as of 19:59, 7 October 2008
The "Rule of 2000" is a general rule that previously applied to Level 4 or lower Monster Cards, until the release of Gene-Warped Warwolf in Strike of Neos. The "Rule of 2000" stated that once Monster Cards got to 1900 ATK, to go further, to 2000 and beyond, Special Conditions had to apply to the monster to limit the card.
However, DEF does not have a "Rule of 2000", instead, it has a "Rule of 3000"; 2000 DEF Monster Cards are plentiful, and many Level 4 or lower Monster Cards are higher than 2000 DEF.
