Equip Spell Cards are cards that can be equipped to a face-up monster on the field in Yu-Gi-Oh! Master Duel. There is no limit to the number of Equip Spell Cards that can be equipped to one monster as long as there are open Spell and Trap Card Zones to activate them. Some Equip Spell Cards work very well in combination, as many as you can fit on your side of the field.
Equip Spell Cards can only be equipped to face-up monsters, even if the Equip Spell Card increases the DEF of the monster. When the equipped monster is targeted for an attack by a monster with a higher ATK than the equipped monster, you can add 1 “Rank-Up-Magic” Spell Card from your GY.
There are multiple Equip Spells that can be retrieved from the GY after the monster it was equipped to left the field or the Equip Spell left the field. Equip Spells can be used to target any face-up monster on either side of the field.
In Yu-Gi-Oh! Master Duel, each player can have 1 Field Spell Card on their own side of the field. To use another Field Spell, send your previous one to the Graveyard. You can banish this card from your GY, then target 1 “Blue-Eyes White Dragon” you control and equip 1 “Blue-Eyes” monster from your Extra Deck to it as an Equip.
In summary, Equip Spell Cards are cards that can be equipped to face-up monsters on the field in Yu-Gi-Oh! Master Duel. They can be used to target any face-up monster on either side of the field, and equip spells are considered continuous.
📹 Top Ten Weirdest Yu-Gi-Oh Equip Spells
Yugioh cards come in various froms. We all know Monsters, Spells, and Traps, but then there are the subset of those cards.
Can you equip more than 4 spells?
In order to equip a greater number of spells, it is necessary to toggle the spells wheel, thereby displaying only four spells at a time. Once the requisite talent has been acquired, the spell wheel may be readily switched. Those who are enthusiastic about the game Hogwarts Legacy can anticipate encountering a multitude of classes in this highly anticipated title.
Can you equip 2 spell cards to one monster?
A player may equip their monster with as many cards as they wish on their side of the field. Additionally, their opponent may add five cards from their side.
How do equip spells work?
Equip Spell Cards are a type of Spell Card that can be equipped to a face-up monster on the field. They can also be Trap Cards or monsters treated as Equip Cards. When activated, the player must target a face-up monster on the field to equip the card to, and the effect of the Equip Spell applies to that monster as long as it is equipped. Equip Cards constantly target the monster they are equipped to, even while negated. If the equipped monster is no longer face-up or a valid target, the Equip Card is immediately destroyed.
Equip Cards can be equipped to monsters controlled by either player, and changing the control of a monster does not change the control of the Equip Card. Examples of Equip Spells include ATK-boosting spells like “Daemon’s Axe”, DEF-boosting spells like “Horn of Light”, and some cards that change the control of the equipped monster, such as “Snatch Steal”.
Are xyz materials considered monsters?
Xyz Materials are not considered “cards on the field” and are not treated as monsters while attached to a Xyz Monster. They are sent to the Graveyard when the Xyz Monster leaves the field, but not flipped face-down. Inzektors from Order of Chaos have effects that equip other Inzektors as Equip Cards. When a monster is equipped to another, it stops being a monster and becomes an Equip Spell Card, following the rules for Equip Spells. This is not considered “activating a Spell Card”.
For example, if you control Inzektor Dragonfly and have an Inzektor Hornet in the Graveyard, you can use Dragonfly’s effect to Equip the Hornet to it. When the Hornet is equipped to Dragonfly, it becomes an Equip Spell Card that targets Dragonfly. The Hornet is sent to the Graveyard as a Spell Card, but once there, it becomes a monster again.
Can relinquished equip more than one monster?
The OCG Rulings states that once per turn, you can target one monster your opponent controls and equip that monster to this card. This is an Ignition Effect, targeting one monster in your opponent’s Monster Zone or a face-down Defense Position monster. The card’s ATK and DEF become equal to the equipped monster’s, and if the card is equipped with a face-down Defense Position monster, its ATK and DEF become 0. If the effect “If this card would be destroyed by battle, destroy that equipped monster instead”. The equipped monster is destroyed after damage calculation.
Can you have more than one equipment on a creature?
Equipment is a powerful tool that can be attached to an “equipped creature” and can be used to equip it. It is cast like other artifact spells and enters the battlefield like other artifacts. The equip keyword ability attaches the Equipment to a creature you control, and control of the creature only matters when the equip ability is activated and resolved. Spells and other abilities may also attach an Equipment to a creature.
Equip can’t equip a creature unless it has reconfigured, loses the subtype “Equipment”, or equips an illegal or nonexistent permanent. If a spell or ability would cause an Equipment to equip more than one creature, the Equipment’s controller chooses which creature it equips.
The Equipment’s controller is separate from the equipped creature’s controller, and changing control of the creature doesn’t change control of the Equipment. Only the Equipment’s controller can activate its abilities. If an effect attempts to put an Equipment onto the battlefield attached to an undefined or illegal object, the Equipment enters the battlefield unattached. If the Equipment is a token, it is created and enters the battlefield unattached.
A permanent ability that refers to the “equipped creature” refers to whatever creature the permanent is attached to, even if the permanent with the ability isn’t an Equipment.
How many cards can be equipped to a monster?
Monsters can be equipped with any number of Equip Cards, provided they have Spell and Trap Card Zones. Equip Cards target a monster upon activation and are then equipped to the targeted monster upon resolution. They constantly target the monster, even when negated. If the monster is no longer face-up or a valid target, all equipped cards are destroyed. In anime, monsters may hold items they’ve been equipped with, such as The Fiend Megacyber’s Time Magic Hammer.
What is the equip rule in Yugioh?
Monsters treated as Equip Cards cannot change their equip target by other card effects, except for Union Monsters equipped by their own effects. Union monsters consistently treat themselves as Equip Spell Cards while equipped. Equiped cards are still on the field, and effects or conditions requiring a card to be sent from the field to the Graveyard still apply. Monster Cards cannot activate or apply their effects while treated as Equip Cards, as they are not monsters.
Pendulum Scales are only applied if a Pendulum Monster card is placed as a Pendulum Scale in the Pendulum Zone. Treating them as an Equip Card and placing them in these zones will not apply their Pendulum Scale and Pendulum Effects, and the Zone will not be treated as a Pendulum Zone.
What is the rule of 2000 in yugioh?
The “Rule of 2000 ATK” states that monsters with 2000 or more ATK must have negative effects or restrictions to limit their playability. For instance, Thunder King Rai-Oh has 1900 ATK, allowing it to have a beneficial card effect. Panther Warrior and Inspector Boarder have 2000 ATK, requiring a Tribute for attack and a tough Summoning Condition/Continuous Effect. Several Level 4 Normal Monsters have 2000 ATK, outclassing monsters with 2000 ATK and negative effects. These monsters have either 100 or 0 DEF. There are currently 11 Level 4 or lower monster cards with 2000 ATK or more in the TCG / OCG.
How many monster cards can you summon in one turn?
It is possible to Special Summon an unlimited number of monsters in a single turn, thereby ensuring that the player still receives their Normal Summon or Set in that same turn.
How many equipment cards can a creature have?
In Magic the Gathering (MTG), creatures can be equipped with as many equipment as they want, although certain effects may prevent this. Equipment artifacts are pervasive in Magic, with sets like The Brothers’ War having many or just one. While not every deck has room for them, competitive decks in nearly all formats often use them effectively. Equipment works by granting a keyword ability to a creature, which can be activated at instant speed or when a sneaky foe carjacks it.
Equipment spells are cast like any other artifact spell and enter the battlefield like any regular artifact. However, there may be specific effects that prevent certain actions, such as shrouding a creature or preventing it from being targeted.
📹 These Equip Spells Aren’t Equip Spells
I need to tell you all a story: A story of a master of equip spells that predates all but the most primordial archetypes, that would return decades after an initial period of success in a trying time. Once upon a time, it was decided that the monthly Master Duel festival would be the “Extra Zero Festival” no extra deck, excluding pendulums that wound up there after the duel started. Addmittedly, a bit bland at first glance. But it got worse. For you see, Floowandereze had just released in MD. The birds wreaked havoc, and everyone was very bored as the birds proceeded to combo off on both turns. Those that refused to play Floo could see the festival rewards slipping away. Until: A hero decended Out of retirement, last seen in GOAT FORMAT, our champion Armed Samurai Ben Kei emerged, bringing Mataza, Wattwoodpecker, Hayabusa Knight, going second staples, and the best generic attack boosting equip spells that 24 years of Yu-Gi-Oh had to offer alongside him. Could they beat the birds? Sometimes, actually, yes, the also recently released Adventure Token cards served as a strong companion piece. But you didn’t have to. It was faster, and exponentially more fun to scoop in the face of the birds and play like 5 games in the time a Floo match would have taken. Ben Kei and company saved the Extra Zero festival. And he kept showing up As far as investment, Ben Kei OTK demanded nothing more of the player than staples they should already have. If you didn’t have a good deck for a given festival, and were sick of the loaners, Ben Kei was there.
I’ve used Horn of Light in my OG deck back in the day. I had special reasons for it. Nobody expected a low level monster with a high defense, equipped with Defense increasing cards such as Horn of Light, and then using Shield & Sword for a lvl 4 Monster having 3k+ ATK. It switches the Original ATK & DEF of the card of course, but that was besides the point as it didn’t necessarily matter. But the fact that I’ve used Horn of Light to boost its DEF to make sure nobody killed it in Defense mode after my turn ended it helped in some cases.
The silliness is even higher because in Japan they are translated more directly to “Gem Beast.” That why the omage archtype to both them and the Elemental Heros is called the “Gem Knights.” That means the issue was not just caused by them changing the name of Amathyst to Violete Crystal here but also choosing to rename them Crystal Beasts after. It could have even been a better choice if they didn’t do that since it would prevent any confusion with the equip card being for Amethyst Cat. The true weirdness was to rename the Gem Beasts into Crystal Beasts for seemingly no reason..whats even weirder is that it’s inaccurate. Not all the Crystral Beasts are crystals. Amber Mamoth is petrified resin. A gemstone is a material that is cut and polished for ornamental use like in jewelry, so it works, but a crystal is a naturally formed mineral in a specific way that Amber doesn’t meet the qualifications for. Amthethyst typically is a violete crystal, so it’s really just a lamens description of the stone that works. I am a huge fan and player of the C.B.s but have to admit the name chnage was freaking weird. The silver lining really is me getting to say Carbuncle:killer Captian of the Cystral Beasts! Lol He charges out onto the field with a squeak and all the others in hiding rush rejuvenated to his side! Gotta love the cute, cuddly crystal killer captian, eh J.M.? 😁🥰 Also..they came out with a GOLD themed zombie archtype already. Lol
I like how people just starting to use Mikanko’s didn’t have the thought usually to just… Put the stuff like Double Edge Sword on their Mikanko because they would usually just throw it on a Kaiju or something they summoned to their opponents field. Though that trick of using Mayowashi to get one of the 3 star girls back into hand equipped with it with Ohime is something I never thought of so thanks for that tech. I also will probably be running Ring of Mangnatism to draw my opponents monster to my Mikanko for attacks because I’m also currently trying to use Flame Swordsman support with the deck do it being equip based, Ha-Re is a Fire Warrior so she has synergy with the cards and using Flame Swords Realm to tribute one of the girls or a monster I stole with Mirror to just summon out a beat stick of a Flame Swordsman is fun. Oh, and the fusion spell being an equip is also fun.
I remembered when I started getting back into yugioh and was buying any card pack I could get I thought of a strategy using omega goggles with a monster that destroyed certain cards in the opponent’s hand thinking it was some great combo,but of course even if did do said combo it would realistically only work once
Speaking of violet crystal, there is a myth related to it. You see, in an earlier literatures that “resemble” zombie-like genre, the theme was about the undeads were actually sent by an evil magician to snatch a powerful crystal from the protagonist magician. And guess what the color is? Violet! And yes! I just made it all up!
Akuma no Kuchizuke (Kiss of a Demon) OR Malevolent Nuzzler My take is that the woman being depicted is an Akuma (demon). She has magical powers and through intimacy (kissing, nuzzling, etc) she influences a person with malicious intent. Enchanting the person into being more aggressive. Thus increasing ATK power. In short, she’s a troublemaker.
Prevention Star could work with the Karakuri archetype. The Karakuri monsters gimmick is that they must attack each turn and immediately afterwards they change to defense position. Support cards are based around bonus effects happening when monsters change their battle position. Prevention Star’s effect would fit in with those… although that wouldn’t make it good.
I just thought of why the two toes with one sting spell card artwork was supposed to be a picture of tree born frog artwork as if you know those like fake gummy worms. People usually see that use as fishing stuff. Well then I think they use a printed version of it like picture of tree, born frog, and make it so real that other totes thought it was gonna go up to heaven, but the real tree frog is confused in the background hey what’s going on? Why are you guys trying to hold the that cardboard or paper cut out version of myself?
Scroll of Bewitchment was used with the old Charmers back in the day. After the Charmer gains control of the opponents monster, the Charmer player would tribute the Charmer and the stolen Monster, to summon the 1850Atk version of that specific Charmer straight out of the deck, that would also gain piercing battle damage, if summoned this way.
So… Here is a question to anyone really knowledgeable about Yugioh: What attribute would a monster be if DNA Transplant is already on the field and then you play Scroll of Bewitchment? For example With DNA Transplant Every monster would be changed to water and with Scroll of Bewitchment you set it to fire. Would the monster with Scroll equipped be Water or Fire attribute?
fyi, I’ve been needing to say this, but “Daemon” and “Demon”, are not the same thing. Shin Megami Tensei Devil Survivor 2 even has a character make a comment about them being different things in response to another character freaking out when hearing “Daemon”, thinking she heard the word “Demon” after everyone having to deal with demons prior, as demons are your main way of damage output in that game, although the human party members contribute to an extent
I used vicious claw a ton in a ritual demise deck. Attaching it to Ruins r10 meant they had to out damage her or banish her since she is protected from destruction effects. She can also attack twice so that becomes 6200 damage easily. Often times if I had ruin and demise on field at the same time I would wipe the board, attach claw to ruin. Then attack with Demise and ruin x2 to Otk. Since I used it on Ruin the tokens were never an issue because she has double attack and piercing damage so it has saved me a few times.
I honestly thought the person in Prevention Star’s art was was a woman. Because you can see bandages across their chest peaking out. Which I don’t know if a male samurai would have a reason to do. However, many female warriors (at least in media, don’t know how true to life it is) are seen tightly bandaging up their chest, either to hide it and appear more like a man (since men were more respected in the times), and/or to function kind of like an uncomfortable but functional bra. If you don’t understand why a girl warrior would need that, then you are most likely a man 😅. There’s a reason why bras exist, and it’s not just to cover up like normal clothes.