real life yugioh speed duel format έρχεται σύντομα

Konami’s official blog has decided to give players a brief glimpse at what Skills Cards from the Speed Duel Decks will be like, as well as some of the special format rules.


First off, as to the special format rules, they’re essentially the same as Duel Links, functionally:
Each player begins the game with 4000 LP (Life Points)
Each player starts the game with 4 cards in the starting hand
The Main Deck size is 20 to 30 cards
5 cards maximum size in the Extra Deck
Each player has 1 Skill Card
Skill Card’s effects do not use the chain
Extra Deck monsters can be placed in the Main Monster Zone (there are no Extra Monster Zones on the field)
Each player has 3 Main Monster Zones, 3 Spell and Trap Zones, 1 Field Zone and a Graveyard.

The first player doesn’t draw on their first turn, the hand size limit is 6. Both players can have an active Field Spell Card and a maximum of 3 copies of any card with the same name in both the Main Deck and the Extra Deck.

Each player will have one Skill Card that they place near the Dueling field at the start of the Duel.

There is no Main Phase 2, so remember to set any Spells or Traps you want to use before you enter your Battle Phase!

As noted, you place a Skill Card next to your playing area where both players can see it clearly. Afterwards, you can flip these cards over once you’ve fulfilled the conditions to activate them. To carry over from the official word from R&D:

At the beginning of the game you will place your Skill Card face down near the playing area, your opponent should be able to see your character but not which Skill you have chosen to use. Almost all the card backs for each character will conceal what your Skill is at the beginning of the game so your opponent will have to guess which Skill you decided to use and keep it in mind as they are making their plays.

Once you meet the activation requirements, when there are no cards resolving on the Chain, you can announce that you are activating your Skill and then flip it over and resolve the effect. Skills do not use the Chain and cannot be responded to.  So, with that explained here is an exclusive look at the brand-new Skill for Mai Valentine!

As to Skill Cards, this will be the back of such cards:

This card’s activation requirement is “At the start of the Duel, flip this card over.”

While an example of the front side of such a card is as thus:

SS02-ENCS3 Tribal Synergy

Mai / Skill

If you have an “Amazoness” monster and a “Harpie” monster in your hand, reveal them and draw 1 card.

If you control an “Amazoness” monster and a “Harpie” monster, draw 2 cards.

Each of these Skills can only be used once per Duel.

To real life δεν καταλαβαίνω που κολλάει...

το οτι θα παιζουμε το format του duel links (speed duel) με κανονικες καρτες

Γιατι μεχρι τώρα δεν γινόταν;

Επίσης αυτό δεν πρέπει να πάει στην κατηγορία του "Duel Links" ?

οχι και τοσο
δεν ξερω.γιατι το θεμα που εγινε η ανακοινωση το εχουν βαλει στο tcg

Τέσπα ποτε δε μου άρεσε το duel links

teliosmetonma έγραψε:Τέσπα ποτε δε μου άρεσε το duel links

Ούτε κι εμένα με τρέλανε ιδιαίτερα.

From the Speed Duel Starter Decks out next year in TCG Territories!


First is a card that duplicates Pegasus’ Mind Scan ability from the manga and anime, to an extent.

Flip this card over when you activate this Skill.”

SS01-ENCS3 Millennium Eye
Pegasus / Skill
At the start of the Duel, look at your opponent’s opening hand. You may choose to have that player shuffle their hand into their Deck and draw a new hand. (If both players use a Skill at the same time, the Turn player resolves their Skill first.)

“At the start of the Duel, place this card in your center Spell & Trap Zone and flip it over.”

SS01-ENCS1 It’s a Toon World!
Pegasus / Skill / Continuous Spell
This card is treated as “Toon World”.

Χμ, ενδιαφέρον. Λιγο παράξενο παντως...

For Pegasus, his Deck includes “Summoned Skull”

Ishizu has “Gravekeeper’s Priestess”

Yugi Muto includes an alternative art of “Dark Magician”

Joey Wheeler’s includes “Red-Eyes B. Dragon”

Mai Valentine’s includes “Amazoness Swords Woman”

Seto Kaiba has “Blue-Eyes White Dragon”.


Meanwhile, IVC2 provides this tidbit about upcoming the Speed Duel Format.

At New York Comic Con, ICv2 spoke with Konami Digital Entertainment Vice President, Card Business Yumi Hoashi, who had details on the Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG Speed Dueling format launching in January (see “Speed Dueling Comes to ‘Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG'”), and showed us both the Destiny Master and Duelists of Tomorrow Starter Decks and the three preconstructed character decks each contains.

The Speed Dueling format ties closely to Konami’s successful Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Links video game, and is designed as an onramp for new TCG players. “[Speed Dueling] is very similar to how the mobile game Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Links plays, Hoashi told us. “Each person has 4,000 life points. You only have three monster zones, and it’s a 20-plus card deck. It’s a simpler way to play; it should be great for entry-level players.”
“Each Speed Dueling card, although it’s the same Yu‑Gi‑Oh! card, will have a logo,” she explained. “It’s like a watermark of the Speed Dueling logo on the card itself. For Speed Duel, you can only use the cards that are geared towards the speed duel. You can also use your Speed Duel cards in your current TCG deck, if you want.”

Konami will support the Speed Dueling format with both boosters and organized play. Additional products are planned through 2019. “The card count per pack will be more similar to our Star pack, which had three cards per pack,” Hoashi said. “It’ll contain cards that’ll help the Starter Decks that have already been released.”

“We’re looking at our first booster pack to come out in March,” she continued. “Then over the course of the year, we’ll be releasing more booster packs, and also more starter decks as well that’ll introduce more character decks. We’ll also support it with organized play at the OTS (Official Tournament Store) level, as well as at the premier event level.”