It is were you put your knocked out pokemon, discarded energy, and used trainers/stadiums/supporters/poke tools. You can't take anything from it unless a pokepower, trainer or supporter says otherwise.
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Pokemon cards get sent to the Lost Zone when instructed to do so by an attack or effect. For example, Gengar Prime's PokeBody is that while it is active, any of the opponent's pokemon which are knocked out, will go to the Lost Zone instead of the discard pile.
Its another discard pile that you keep all your card face up and is kept off the play mat. these card cant be retrived at any time of the game.
Just take a card from your hand and place it in the Graveyard pile. You can only do it when directed to by an effect, or you have more than six cards in hand at the end of your end phase. You can never discard a card for no reason.
well, if you are making a deck you should have:60 cards at the most 3 or 2 of the Pokemon can be the same if you want to have a good pile just do 20 of each like 20 Pokemon 20 trainer cards 20 energy cards...
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In Phase 10, you can pick up only one card from the discard pile.
In rummy, a player can pick up a card from the discard pile only if they can immediately use it to form a meld (a set or run) with their existing cards. Additionally, if a player chooses to take a card from the discard pile, they must also pick up the top card from the draw pile during their turn. This rule helps prevent players from simply hoarding cards from the discard pile without contributing to their hand's organization.
When you run out of cards in Monopoly Deal, you shuffle the discard pile to create a new draw pile.
In Phase 10, players can pick up the top card from the discard pile if they can use it to complete a phase. However, they must also pick up all the cards on top of it. If a player cannot use the top card, they cannot take any cards from the discard pile.
In Canasta, you can pick up the discard pile if you have two matching cards in your hand that are the same rank as the top card of the discard pile. You must also be able to use the top card in a meld immediately.
In Phase 10, players are only allowed to pick up one card from the discard pile on their turn. They can choose to draw a card from the draw pile or take the top card from the discard pile, but not both. However, if a player chooses to take a card from the discard pile, they must immediately use it in their phase for that turn.
To play Crazy Eights, each player is dealt eight cards from a standard deck, with the remaining cards placed face down to form a draw pile. The top card from the draw pile is turned face up to start the discard pile. Players take turns matching the top card of the discard pile by either rank or suit, or they can play an eight, which allows them to change the suit. If a player cannot play, they must draw a card from the draw pile, and the first player to discard all their cards wins.
In the card game "Drop 2," players must try to get rid of their cards by matching them with the cards in the discard pile. They can either play a card that is the same rank or the same suit as the top card in the discard pile. Players can also choose to "drop 2" cards from their hand onto the discard pile if they don't have a matching card to play. The first player to get rid of all their cards wins the game.
No, just the cards that are the "rummy" have to get picked up, the play is then continued in the same way,. of drawing from the pile or the discard pile.
It's called a "Discard all" card. - When played, you must discard all cards of the color of the discard all card (E.g: If the top card on the discard pile is a blue 4, the player may play a blue discard all card and discard all their blue cards.)
Pokemon cards get sent to the Lost Zone when instructed to do so by an attack or effect. For example, Gengar Prime's PokeBody is that while it is active, any of the opponent's pokemon which are knocked out, will go to the Lost Zone instead of the discard pile.