¿What Yugioh cards are legal?

Yu‑Gi‑Oh! TCG cards printed in English, French, Italian, German, Spanish and Portuguese can be played in any TCG territory. Cards printed in Japanese, Korean, Chinese or “Asian English” (ie: Yu‑Gi‑Oh! OCG cards) can only be played in Asian territories and are not legal for use in Yu‑Gi‑Oh!

What is a forbidden Yugioh card?

Status Updated 04/15/2024. - Forbidden Cards cannot be used when building your Main Deck, Extra Deck, or Side Deck. Agido the Ancient Sentinel. Artifact Scythe.

How many legal Yugioh cards are there?

If you play in the TCG (or the region that isn't in the card games' origin, which is Japan), you have exactly 8,525 cards to mess around with. If you play in the OCG (in Japan), you will have exactly 9,120 different cards. Total, you have around 9,166 cards that have been legal to play at some point in some area.

Are foreign Yugioh cards legal?

You can use foreign language copies of legal-for-play cards printed for the TCG market, as long as you can show an official translation of the card, kept outside of your Deck and Deck box, when asked to do so by an opponent or tournament official.

Can you use American Yugioh cards in Europe?

While OCG cards are sometimes available in other languages, including English, they are not legal for Sanctioned play in TCG territories (such as North America, Central America, South America, Europe, New Zealand, and Australia).

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What cards are legal in Yu-Gi-Oh?

Yu‑Gi‑Oh! TCG cards printed in English, French, Italian, German, Spanish and Portuguese can be played in any TCG territory. Cards printed in Japanese, Korean, Chinese or “Asian English” (ie: Yu‑Gi‑Oh! OCG cards) can only be played in Asian territories and are not legal for use in Yu‑Gi‑Oh!

Can you use banned Yugioh cards?

Cards that are “Forbidden” cannot be used in your Main Deck, Extra Deck, or Side Deck. You can only have 1 copy maximum of a “Limited” card in your Main Deck, Extra Deck, and Side Deck combined. You can only have 2 copies maximum of a “Semi-limited” card in your Main Deck, Extra Deck, and Side Deck combined.

Can I play with fake Yugioh cards?

Can You Use Fake Yu-Gi-Oh! Cards In Tournaments. Unfortunately, it is illegal for many players to play with fake cards in official tournaments. Before the game, the players always give the deck to check so that the organizers can ensure that participants don't cheat.

Are hobby league yugioh cards legal?

In a vacuum, Hobby League cards are totally legal. But seek out your Head Judge and have them review your specific cards: Hobby League Parallels are often thicker and more rigid due to their refractive film layer; some judges may consider them marked cards as a result.

Are Yu-Gi-Oh God cards banned?

The use of the god cards is forbidden in all sanctioned tournaments of the Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game because of their unique color templates and backings (red/blue/yellow), and the fact that the cards themselves state that they may not be used in a Duel.

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What card has been banned the longest in YuGiOh?

Yata Garasu and Imperial Order have been banned since 2004 April.

Is Obelisk the Tormentor legal?

This card was the first legal DIVINE Divine-Beast monster released in the OCG/TCG. This is the only card that was released two times as a promotional card in the Shonen Jump magazine. The first time as the illegal "Obelisk the Tormentor", and the second time as the legal "Obelisk the Tormentor".

Was Exodia ever banned?

Exodia has never been banned. It's only on the limited list for lore reasons as well, it wouldn't really impact the game that much if they were all at 3.

What is the 3 card rule in Yu-Gi-Oh?

Assemble your favorite cards into a Deck that follows these rules: ●The Deck must be 40 to 60 cards. You can only have up to 3 copies of the same card in your Deck, Extra Deck and Side Deck combined. Also, some cards are Forbidden, Limited or Semi-Limited in official tournaments. (See page 45 for details.)

Are old Yugioh cards still playable?

Sure, the F&L List might whack a few cards and metagames change in response, but the fact that you can still walk into a tournament and play almost any of the 9000+ cards that exist makes Yu-Gi-Oh! really different. Not all of those older cards are good, but some of them are still fantastic and see tons of play.

Are skill cards legal in Yugioh?

These cards are only legal on Speed Duel format, and cannot be used on other formats. Skill Cards are not placed in the Main Deck, and currently there is no specified zone on the field where Skill Cards can be placed.

How to spot a fake Yugioh card?

If there is any strange wording or misspelled words, or the font is different from a normal card, it is a fake. There is also a Japanese character to represent the Attribute in the top right hand corner. If it is not there it is most likely fake. One of the most common fake cards you will see is Exodia.

What is a Yu-Gi-Oh ghost card?

Ghost Rare, known as Holographic Rare in the OCG, is a rarity introduced in the TCG version of Tactical Evolution. Ghost Rare cards have a very shiny silver lettering for the card name, much like a Secret Rare, with some colors removed from the card image.

Do all Yugioh cards say 1996?

Most of those are pretty recently printed cards. All yugioh cards say 1996 at the bottom, it is not the year they were printed.

Is Exodia allowed in tournaments?

First of all, while Exodia can still win you a game on the spot, almost nobody plays it in modern tournaments. That's mainly because, like many combo decks, it's extremely vulnerable to disruption like discard and search-blocking effects.

Are the Egyptian god cards banned?

The original prints of the Egyptian God Cards cannot be used in official tournaments due to their limitation text stating as such. They would otherwise also be illegal due to their backings, which would make them count as marked cards.

Why was the catapult turtle banned?

Yes, Catapult Turtle is going from Unlimited to Forbidden because of a new FTK featuring the newest Tachyon cards from Duelist Pack: Duelists of Brilliance. I covered some of the exciting new cards recently, but duelists much smarter than me took those new toys to another level entirely, and now Turtle's gotta go.