The first ever Yu-Gi-Oh! GX Speed Duel Starter Deck introduces the Speed Dueling format to North America. Speed Dueling is a special way to play the Yu-Gi-Oh! trading card game, designed specifically for younger players, new players, or anyone who wants a faster paced Yu-Gi-Oh! experience.
Each player starts with 4000 Life Points and six cards in their hand instead of the usual 8000 Life Points and five cards. Each turn is also timed, giving players just 30 seconds to make their move. This starter deck comes with everything two players need to start Speed Dueling right away, including 33 brand new cards not available in any other product!
The Yu-Gi-Oh! GX Speed Duel Starter Decks are the first products released in the Speed Duel format. They were released on February 14, 2019, in North America.
Each deck contains:
39 Common Cards
1 Ultra Rare Card
Yugioh Gx Speed Duel Card List
If you’re a fan of the Yu-Gi-Oh! anime, then you’ll be excited to know that there’s a new way to play the card game. Speed Duels are a new format for the game that aim to make it faster paced and more exciting. To help you get started, we’ve put together a list of all the cards that have been released in the Speed Duel format.
The first set of cards was released as part of the Starter Deck: Speed Dueling Origins Volume 1. This set contains 52 cards, including 4 foil cards. The following is a complete list of all the cards in this set:
● “Airknight Parshath”
● “Armed Dragon LV3”
● “Asura Priest”
● “Barrel Dragon”
● “Black Luster Soldier – Envoy of the Beginning”
● “Blade Knight”
● “Buster Blader”
● “Celtic Guardian”
● “Dark Magician Girl”
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Are Speed Duel Cards Legal?
Yes, Speed Duel cards are legal. They were released on January 1st, 2019 and are allowed in all tournaments that allow the Standard format.
What Comes in the Gx Speed Duel Box?
If you’re a fan of the Yu-Gi-Oh! trading card game, you’ll be excited to know that the GX Speed Duel box is now available. This set contains everything you need to get started playing the game, including three 40-card decks, one rulebook, one playmat, and two token cards.
The three decks included in the set are “Darkness Overload,” “Light of Justice,” and “Bonds of Friendship.”
Each deck has a different focus, so you can try out different strategies and see what works best for you. The rulebook will teach you how to speed duel, and the playmat will help keep your cards organized during gameplay.
With the GX Speed Duel box, you’ll be able to start playing right away – no need to buy booster packs or anything else.
So if you’re ready to duel, pick up a copy today!
How Do You Speed Duel in Yu-Gi-Oh?
If you’re new to the Yu-Gi-Oh! trading card game, you may be wondering how to speed duel. Speed dueling is a faster, more condensed version of the regular game that is perfect for when you’re short on time or want a quicker match. Here’s everything you need to know about how to speed duel in Yu-Gi-Oh!
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To start, each player will need a deck of 40-60 cards and their extra deck if they are using one. Each player will also start with 4000 life points.
The first thing you’ll do is shuffle and cut each other’s decks, then roll a dice to see who goes first. The person with the highest number will go first.
The next step is setting up your field.
You can have up to three monster zones and three spell/trap zones in speed duels (compared to five of each in regular duels). Your main deck must also be divided into two halves – your “speed hand” which contains 20 cards, and your “reserve” which contains the remaining 20-40 cards.
Once all this is done, it’s time to start playing!
The biggest difference between speed duels and regular duels is that there are less cards involved at any given time. For example, you can only have one monster out on the field at a time (compared to the usual limit of five), and can only have four cards in your hand (compared to six in regular play). Because of this, games tend to move much faster – often taking half the time or less than a normal duel would take.
Another important difference is that traps work differently in speed duels. In regular play, traps are normally set off by some kind of trigger – usually when an opponent’s monster attacks yours or tries to destroy one of your spell/trap cards. However, in speed duels traps are instead placed face-down on your turn like normal spell cards; they don’t activate until your opponent’s turn comes around (at which point they work just like normal traps).
This change speeds up play by making it so that players don’t have to wait for trap triggers – they can simply place their traps down and forget about them until needed.
Can You Play Yu-Gi-Oh Speed Duel Cards in Normal?
No, you cannot play Speed Duel cards in a regular Yu-Gi-Oh game. Speed Dueling is its own separate format with different rules, card pools, and banned/restricted lists. While some cards may be legal in both formats (like “Blue-Eyes White Dragon”), many others are not.
So if you want to play Speed Duels, you’ll need to find other players who also enjoy that format.
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Conclusion
If you’re a fan of the Yu-Gi-Oh! anime, then you’ll be excited to know that there’s a new spin-off called Yu-Gi-Oh! GX Speed Duel. This series is set 10 years after the original and follows a new generation of duelists at the prestigious Duel Academy.
One of the biggest changes in Speed Duel is the addition of Action Cards. These are powerful cards that can change the outcome of a duel, and they’re sure to add an extra layer of excitement to the game. Another new feature is the Speed Counter, which keeps track of how many turns each player has taken.
This encourages players to be more aggressive and take risks, as whoever reaches 10 speed counters first wins the match.
So if you’re looking for a fast-paced and action-packed card game, then be sure to check out Yu-Gi-Oh! GX Speed Duel.
