There are a number of cards in the Yu-Gi-Oh! TRADING CARD GAME designed to grant your opponent access to Private Knowledge of cards in your hand or Deck. We have also implemented a Forbidden List specifically for Remote Duel. Please pay careful attention to the Setting Up To Play, Remote Duel Etiquette, Changing Control of a Card, and Remote Duel Tournament Policies sections. We’ve updated this latest version with some additional policies to help make the Remote Dueling experience clearer, which will help reassure many Duelists that the Discord gameplay experience can be fair. The Remote Duel Best Practices Guide will walk you through the Remote Duel process – beginning with setting up to play through how to manage the situations unique to Remote Duel, to help ensure a consistent play experience for everyone. The Best Practices Guide works the same way, enabling you to prepare for your Remote Duel, understand how the processes will work, and help make the experience more enjoyable. When you enter a tournament, you know what to expect since these policies exist to make tournaments efficient and consistent. If you’ve participated in Sanctioned Organized Play, you know that there are standard policies which apply to all events. You need to know the information it contains in order to participate in a Remote Duel. It is a document which explains how to prepare for your Remote Duel event, how to manage the parts of gameplay that require adaptation for Discord, and how to resolve issues that are unique to Remote Dueling. What is the Remote Duel Best Practices Guide? Necessary when you aren’t Dueling in person. Practices Guide, which explains the adaptations to game play which are Remote Duel has been with us for a while now! If you haveīeen participating in Remote Duel we hope you have read the Remote Duel Best Click on the card image or links to see the Yu-Gi-Oh card’s value.Look for your invite to the September 18 & 19 Remote Duel Invitational Qualifier for the Yu-Gi-Oh! TRADING CARD GAME (TCG) and Yu-Gi-Oh! DUEL LINKS in the link below.įor additional invites, see the lists below. The following is the updated list of banned Yu-Gi-Oh cards for the Advanced and Traditional Formats. Unlimited 3 – Allowed a max of 3 copies in your decks.Semi-Limited 2 – Allowed a max of 2 copies in your decks.Limited 1 – Allowed only 1 copy of a card in your decks.Forbidden 0 – Can’t be used in your Main, Extra, or Side decks.Cards that are Forbidden (banned) in the Advanced Format may be Limited in the Traditional Format. There are two sets of rules you can play by: Advanced Format and Traditional Format. Some cards become more restricted while others less so. Periodically Konami updates the Yugioh banlist to shake things up and force players to re-make their decks.

Yugioh official ban list 2019