Yu-Gi-Oh

It all depends on rarity of the card ie. common, rare, super rare etc. and the edition ie. yugi's starter deck, packs etc. I'd say a couple of pounds

no, if you read it, it says that only you can.

Elemental Hero Elixirer is Electrum

Another name for a monster can be beast, creature*.

"Crystal Release" and "Crystal Tree" are in the booster pack World Championship Edition 7. You can obtain this booster pack by defeating 40 duelists in World Championship mode 5 times each.

Yes, you can.

The Supremacy Sun is a Lv10 monster so requires 2 tributes.

LE09 is the Japanese set 'Limited Edition set 9' which has never printed in english. Any card with the code LE09-EN002 will be a fake.

The card's proper English name is Dragonic Knight and was printed as a JUMP promotional card, and as a tin promo insert, CT07.

No, because of Priority. Priority is the 'right' a turn player has to activate something first in most circumstances. The important thing to know is that summoning does not pass Priority so the turn player retains it when he summons a monster.

So, the process goes like this,

- Player A pays Chaos Sorcerer's cost and places him on the field.

- Player A can negate the summon if he really wishes, with cards like Solemn Judgment. Player B can also try to negate it, if Player A does not.

- The summon is now 'successful'. If it had a continuous effect, this is now active.

- If anything would trigger from the summon, they activate here.

- If nothing triggered, then the turn player still has Priority and can place an Ignition Effect of any monster, or a Spell Speed 2 card, at chain link 1. He can put Chaos Sorcerer's Ignition Effect here.

- Only now can the opponent respond or chain. He can use Bottomless Trap Hole here.

BTH will resolve first, destroying and removing Chaos Sorcerer from play. But this will not negate the Ignition Effect which will resolve as normal, removing the target from play.

The owner of Nimble Momonga gets the life points and 2 more because it was sent to their graveyard.

SYE is not a pack it is a starter deck.

SYE stands for Starter Yugi Evolution

This deck contains some of Yugi Muto's cards that he used and it includes new cards to the original SDY (Starter Deck Yugi).

If you are looking for this starter deck look on Ebay because it won't be sold anywhere else since only 5D's stuff is sold now.

if you chain it to destroy a normal spell the normal spells effect still goes on, but if you chain it to a continuous spell such as yellow luster shield ( raises your monsters defense by 300 ) since its continuous it has to stay face-up on the field for its effect to work, so it would be negated

In general, no. There is a difference between the terms "Dark Magician" and "a Dark Magician monster". The first means a card called, and only called, "Dark Magician", while the second means any monster with 'Dark Magician' in the name, including 'Dark Magician Girl'.

That means 'Dark Magician Girl', or 'Skilled Dark Magician', etc, are unable to use most Dark Magician support cards - you can't summon them using Dark Magic Curtain, they won't let you activate 'Dark Magic Attack', etc.

It mean that to trigger, they had to be sent to the graveyard while they were equipping a monster. That means if they were discarded from hand, or destroyed while face down, or destroyed because the equipped monster was turned face-down or was removed from the field, then they will not get their effect. But if it was equipped to a monster, and an effect destroyed it (or destroyed it and the monster simultaneously) then that effect will be applied.

Yes and no. You cannot ever voluntarily choose to discard cards from hand or otherwise send cards to the graveyard - only if allowed to do so by cost, effect, or game mechanic.

If you have more than 6 cards in hand at the end of your end phase, then you must discard down to 6. So technically this is a discard without being told to do so by an effect. But if the question was asking can you voluntarily discard 'for no reason', the answer is no.

centroid theorem

Reborn the Monster

Other wise known as Monster Reborn

No. While Lava Golem's tribute cost comes from the opponent's side of the field, it still follows all other rules for special summoning, in that unless specifically stated otherwise or performed by a quick effect, it can only be done in your own main phases.

Are you talking about the Egyptian God Cards? There are three, Slifer The Sky Dragon, The Winged Dragon Of Ra, and Obelisk The Tormentor. They are not playable in the actual Card Game, but they are collectible cards.

Well in my opinion the Egyptian god cards are so rare, yet so good that they could be banned from it, just like Raigeki, Mirror Force, Exodia (maybe) and more. But they're still really rare that people like to collect them, not play the game.

I watched the series so many times and searched for every card ,but some might not be released.However his list of cards is long. Try using ToyWiz for the good ones Like Zoma the spirit

In chiefdom-level societies, tribute serves as a mechanism for resource redistribution, reinforcing the social hierarchy and the authority of the chief. It typically involves the collection of goods or labor from lower-status individuals or groups, which the chief redistributes to maintain alliances, support communal projects, and provide for the community. This system helps to solidify the chief's power and legitimacy while fostering social cohesion and stability within the society. Overall, tribute plays a crucial role in integrating and managing the resources and relationships that sustain chiefdoms.

Exodia the Forbidden One: a) Card number: 33396948 b) Card Passcode: 37689434

Left leg of the Forbidden One: 44519536

Right Leg of the Forbidden One: 08124921

Left Arm of the Forbidden One: 07902349

Left Leg of the Forbidden One: 70903634