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No, you can never place a monster like that. A summon is face-up attack mode, a Set is face-down defence mode. When Light of Intervention is active, you can summon is face-up defence mode too. However you can never Set in attack position - in the entire game, there is only one way to get a monster in face-down defence position, and that's Darkness Approaches. There's no other way, and definitely not from hand as Set or Summon.

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Nope, you can never attack on the very first turn of a Yu-Gi-Oh duel.

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no that would be stupid

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Q: Can you attack with a monster card on the first turn in Yu-Gi-Oh TCG?
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