Stonehenge (location)
Stonehenge is a prehistoric monument in England. It features in the story of the video game, Yu-Gi-Oh! The Duelists of the Roses.
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Events[edit]
In 1485, during the War of the Roses, Margaret Mai Beaufort requested the high druid Simon McMooran to summon a Duelist from another age to aid the Lancastrians. At Stonehenge, Simon constructed a mystic circle of red and white roses and used the eight "Red Rose" cards to summoned the Rose Duelist. The "Red Rose" cards were then distributed to other Lancaster Duelists, who dispersed. Simon briefed the Rose Duelist on the political situation in the British Empire and explained the Duel Monsters Perfect Rules. He was then interrupted by the Yorkist Duelist C. Seto Rosenkreuz, who sought the eight "Red Rose" cards to combine with the Yorkists eight "White Rose" cards to perform the ritual necessary to summon the Rose Guardian. Seto proposed a partnership with the Rose Duelists, knowing they would also need the sixteen "Rose" cards to be sent home.
The Rose Duelist sided with either the Lancastrians or the Yorkists, depending on which option the player chooses. The proceeded to win the eight "Rose" cards from the opposing side in various Duels and returned to Stonehenge. Regardless of which side they choose, Seto ended up using the sixteen cards to summon Manawyddan fab Llyr, whom the player Dueled at Stonehenge.
Field[edit]
The field is laid out in three different ways when Dueling at Stonehenge. In all versions, it features a broken ring of Labyrinth squares, representing the pillars. The ring is surrounded by Meadow squares and has four Forest squares at the corners. The field inside the ring varies by opponent.
C. Seto Rosenkreuz[edit]
When the Rose Duelist faces C. Seto Rosenkreuz, the field is laid out as follows.
Manawyddan fab Llyr (Skull Knight)[edit]
If the Rose Duelist sided with the Lancastrians when they face Manawyddan fab Llyr, the field is laid out as follows:
Manawyddan fab Llyr (Chakra)[edit]
If the Rose Duelist sided with the Yorkists when they face Manawyddan fab Llyr, the field is laid out as follows:
External links[edit]
- en.wikipedia.org, real-world information on Stonehenge
