Yu-Gi-Oh

Andro Sphinx is practically worthless. It was mass printed, and there is next to no demand for it.

None.

Many Neo-Spacian cards come in the "Power Of the Duelist", "Strike Of Neos", "Duelist Pack: Jaden Yuki 2", "Jaden Yuki 3", "Tactical Evolution", "Phantom Darkness", and "Light of Destruction" booster packs.

If you find a place that happens to sell any of these booster packs you can buy them.

(Sorry, don't know my way around South Africa :P)

Its more likely you will get Neos and Neo-Spacian cards in the booster pack "Strike of Neos"

Monsters of Lv7 or more need two tributes, unless the card's own text says it needs more.

Rainbow Dragon's first effect lasts as long as Rainbow Dragon remains face-up on the field, ie, the bonus is lost if it is flipped face down, or temporarily removed from the field like with Destiny Hero Doom Lord.

Spells can be field spell, quick-play and countinous. An normal one is activated only in main pharses. YOU can choose to set spells down to trick your openment. Quick plays can be activated from your hand, or you can set quick plays down and use them on your openments turn. note that only quick plays can be activiated on others turn. continous are activated, and can stay on the field until one player destroys it. field spells are like continous, except that they go to the field spell section and that only one out of both can be activated. when one field spell is activated, the previous one goes to the grave.

traps can be counter and continous. traps ( normal) can be activated when you set them down, at anytime. However, they cannot be activated the turn you set them in. Counters are like a normal trap, except they negate other affects. for example, seven tools of the bandit. Continous traps are like normal traps and continous spells combined. the cannot be activated thhe turn they where set in. but once activated, it stays on the field until destroyed.

technically, that is the whole concept of traps and spells!

You get elemental hero mariner

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None.

Orichalcos Malevolence is a card that only appeared in the Yu-Gi-Oh anime. It has never been printed as a real card, neither in the Japanese OCG nor the western TCG.

A good and aggresive nordic deck includes:

Monsters:

3x Tanngjostr

1x Tanngrisnir

3x Guldfaxe

2x Garmr

2x Valkryie

1x Mimir

1x Vanadis(if u can get one, if not add another Svartalf)

2x Tyr

2x Svartalf

2x Dverg

2x Ljosalf

Spells:

2x Nordic Relic Draupnir

1x Nordic Lights

1x Heavy Storm

1x Dark Hole

1x Fissure

1x Hammer Shot

1x Card Destruction

1x March Towards Ragnarok

1x Forbidden Lance

Traps:

1x Nordic Relic Laevateinn

1x Solemn Authority

2x Tyrants Tirade

2x Nordic Relic Brisingamen

2x Odin's Eyes

1x Magic Cylinder

1x Nordic Relic Gungnir

Extra Deck:

1x Thor, Lord of the Aesir( if u can get it, it is the hardest of the three to get)

1x Odin, Father of the Aesir( again if u can get it)

1x Loki, Lord of the Aesir( easiest to get of the three)

1x Black Rose Dragon

1x Stardust Dragon

Most of the cards used to make the nordic deck you can get in the Storm of Ragnarok Booster Box. Some are hard to get but if you save your money and u work hard enough u can get all the cards you need. Booster Boxes are about $70 plus tax it will cost about $80. So just save up ur money and get booster boxes if u really want to make a nordic deck.

keep progressing

You can buy one for around £5.

Any appropriate effect can summon an Earthbound Immortal from deck, they have no innate restriction against this. Cards like 'Reasoning' can do it, and in the case of 'Wiraqocha Rasca', that one can be summoned by 'Mystic Tomato' (though it does not get its ATK gaining effect unless Normal Summoned).

Yes, that's perfectly valid.

If you want a Main Phase 2, you must have a battle phase, but don't actually have to do anything in it.

It is an Ignition Effect and therefore can only be used in your own turns, in your own main phases.

Its most recent print even includes "during your main phase".

The creator of YuGiOh

Yugi Muto, the main character of the "Yu-Gi-Oh!" series, lives in Domino City, Japan. His home is depicted as a typical suburban house where he resides with his grandfather, Sugoroku Muto, who runs a game shop. The city serves as a central location for many of the series' events and duels.

You can get Yu-Gi-Oh! cards from various types of packs, including booster packs, structure decks, and special edition boxes. Booster packs typically contain a random selection of cards from a specific set, while structure decks offer a pre-constructed theme deck. Special edition boxes often include booster packs along with promotional cards. Popular sets include "Legend of Blue-Eyes White Dragon" and "Phantom Rage."

I don't know what this question does in yugioh, but the differences are very big. The European dragon have wings and walks upright with it's front legs in the air, but the Asian dragon* is different with it's four-legged walking, wingless back and agility. enough?

*Asian dragons are formed by the three under species, Chinese lóng, Japanese ryu, and Korean Yong.

no, not that I'm aware of, but you can use cards that negate effects like solemn judgment or dark bribe.