Difference between revisions of "Structure Deck"
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ストラクチャーデッキ | ||
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Sutorakuchā Dekki | ||
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Structure Deck | ||
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A Structure Deck (Japanese: ストラクチャーデッキ Sutorakuchā Dekki) is a retailed, pre-made Deck. It is similar to a Starter Deck, but is based on a certain Type, Attribute, strategy, or Yu-Gi-Oh! character. Each Deck is designed to be playable straight from the box.
The older Decks included at least one single new card, printed as an Ultra Rare; after the Curse of Darkness Structure Deck, they always introduce 5 new cards, 1 or 2 of them being Ultra Rare, 2 of them Super Rares, and the remaining 2 as Commons (usually Spells or Traps).
As opposed to Starter Decks (with the exception of Duelist Toolbox, V for Victory, Space-Time Showdown, and Yuya), Structure Decks may include multiple copies of the same card. They are made to play with them, unlike starter decks, that are made to learn how to play. The mat included, also features the cover monster in the background somewhat blocking the visibility of the card zones. You can get cards that are good for your structure deck in booster packs. Another popular way to power up a structure deck is to buy multiple copies of a single Deck and combine the Deck's best cards into one.
