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'''Starter Decks''' (スターターデッキ ''Sutātā Dekki'') are the first three pairs of pre-constructed decks released, usually styled after a specific character's Deck, though this does not always ring true. As opposed to [[Structure Deck]]s, they are made for the player to learn how to play the game, so they are made for beginners. As a consequence, the guide it it gives us more, generally aimed, rather than Structure Decks. The mat also, does not feature the cover monster, but has a general background design. The original Starter decks (before Starter Deck 2006) had 50 cards, but the newest usually have 40-45 cards each.
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'''Starter Decks''' (スターターデッキ ''Sutātā Dekki'') are the first three pairs of pre-constructed decks released, usually styled after a specific character's Deck, though this does not always ring true. As opposed to [[Structure Deck]]s, they are made for for beginner players to learn how to play the game. As a result, the guides they give are more generally aimed (unlike Structure Decks, which are much more specific). The mat also does not feature the cover monster, but has a general background design. The original Starter decks (before Starter Deck 2006) had 50 cards, but the newest usually have 40-45 cards each.
  
 
The first two, the [[Starter Deck: Yugi|Yugi]] and [[Starter Deck: Kaiba|Kaiba]] Starter Decks, are each half of the first Yu-Gi-Oh card game product released in Japan, set EX.
 
The first two, the [[Starter Deck: Yugi|Yugi]] and [[Starter Deck: Kaiba|Kaiba]] Starter Decks, are each half of the first Yu-Gi-Oh card game product released in Japan, set EX.

Revision as of 09:29, 31 March 2013

Starter Decks (スターターデッキ Sutātā Dekki) are the first three pairs of pre-constructed decks released, usually styled after a specific character's Deck, though this does not always ring true. As opposed to Structure Decks, they are made for for beginner players to learn how to play the game. As a result, the guides they give are more generally aimed (unlike Structure Decks, which are much more specific). The mat also does not feature the cover monster, but has a general background design. The original Starter decks (before Starter Deck 2006) had 50 cards, but the newest usually have 40-45 cards each.

The first two, the Yugi and Kaiba Starter Decks, are each half of the first Yu-Gi-Oh card game product released in Japan, set EX.