Yu-Gi-Oh! Cross Duel Beginner Guide and Everything You Should Know

Players of traditional card games will like the fresh challenge presented by Yu-Gi-oh! Cross Duel. Cards in this game don't just sit there as they did in the ancient days; they actively engage in battle against your opponent's creatures. In order to get you started with Yu-Gi-oh! Cross Duel, we've put together this beginner's tutorial to cover the fundamentals of the game.

 

Content

 

• How to Create a Deck in Yu-Gi-Oh! Cross Duel

• Rules of Yu-Gi-Oh! Cross Duel

• How to Unlock New Cards

• How to Play Yu-Gi-Oh! Cross Duel on PC

• Conclusion

 

 

There's a unique dueling format in Yu-Gi-Oh! The game has a cooperative raid warfare mode as well as a competitive one for up to four players. It's unlike anything else out there since its rules are a hybrid of those found in traditional card games and speed dual matches, and it also has a novel mechanism, the ability to move cards about the board. So, let's check out the fundamentals of Yu-Gi-oh! Cross Duel.

 

How to Create a Deck in Yu-Gi-Oh! Cross Duel

 

Learning how to construct a card deck is the first order of business, given that this is a card game. The most crucial step in creating a deck is picking your Ace monster. Depending on the ace monster you choose, you may construct either a defensive or an attack deck. Moving on, you should choose cards that complement your ace monster.

 

Because each card choice will have an impact on the outcome of the battle, you should prioritize making choices that make your deck more effective. A deck that focuses on attacks might benefit from including cards like Stop Defense Spell and Trap Hole Trap. A Spell Card that summons more monsters and a Trap Card that shields them may be preferable if your deck focuses on defense.

 

 

Once you choose the cards in Yu-Gi-Oh! Cross Duel, try to unlock them as fast as possible because unlocking cards will increase their power, and new skills to that card will also be unlocked. Regardless of the talents, you choose to assign your cards, the experience gained from unlocking them will help them advance in level.

 

Additionally, certain cards may improve the performance of particular Ace Monsters by granting them access to more of their talents or increasing their base statistics. A match victory may be possible with this. The Sevens Road Magician, for instance, gains bonus stats and a random Immunity Skill after fulfilling the conditions if it is included in a deck with other cards that include the Inventor Skill.

 

Make Sure to Read the Cards

 

Not just in Yu-Gi-Oh! Cross Duel, this is true for many games; you should try to read what each card does because you can't learn how to play the whole game from somewhere; there are times you need to make a quick decision knowing what each card will make such a situation easy and you will be able to mix and match your cards on the go.

 

 

Experiment With Your Deck

 

Nothing will come; naturally, you will have to work on it to be perfect; you have to test and edit your deck many times to make it perfect. It can always be improved, even if you think you built the perfect deck. A generic, computer-generated deck is available for those who aren't sure how to put together their cards manually. 

 

On the plus side, however, it may serve as a solid foundation from which you can construct your own personal best deck. Then you can add some or remove cards to experiment with them to reach the maximum potential of the deck.

 

Rules of Yu-Gi-Oh! Cross Duel

 

The main goal is to reduce your opponent's LP as much as possible. To accomplish this, you must strategically employ your monsters throughout the game:

 

 

• On your turn, you can play a card.
• You can kill your opponent's monster if your cards are strong enough.
• If your opponent fails to play a card in your lane, your monster can move up to them and attack the player instead.

 

If a player's card has a higher ATK than their opponent's, they will have the chance to do some damage to their opponent's life points. Given that each attacking card may only attack once each turn, this impact is considerably diminished if the card being attacked has a high DEF stat.

 

Rules of Tag Duels in Yu-Gi-Oh! Cross Duel

 

Tag duel is the mood that lets you play as a team. Your team is created with you and one other character from the game. The person to your left is your Tag Partner and will work with you during the game. On your right will be two opponents from the opposing squad.

 

There will be three monster zones and three trap zones for each player to use. Trap cards must be placed before the start of the match and will be activated after their respective requirements have been satisfied. In addition, you will be given one spot for each of their Special Monster Zones, Decks, and Graveyards.

 

 

To use a Monster or Trap Card during the Main Phase, move it to the lane that leads to the player you want to attack. You'll begin with a total of five cards; your Ace Monster plus four cards are drawn at random from your deck. If a Duelist has more than six cards in their hand, they must utilize them during the Main or Battle Phases or discard them at their turn's conclusion.

 

When one side hits zero Life Points (LP) or when the turn limit is reached (often eight turns), the Duel concludes immediately. Each team member contributes to a single LP, and the team determines the winner with the most LP at the game's conclusion.

 

Healing Your Partner During Battles

 

Each of you and your Tag Partner begins with 4000 LP in Yu-Gi-Oh! Cross Duel. Unfortunately, the maximum LP you can have is 8000. It is possible to heal your partner by either using the cards' healing powers or sending monsters to their Monster Zones.

 

Your monster won't launch a full-on assault when it reaches your Tag Partner's Monster Zone; instead, it will perform an Assist Heal to help your Tag Partner regain life points. You will always get 500 LP whenever you aid in a person's healing. No matter what ATK is, it won't make a difference.

 

 

How to Unlock New Cards

 

To unlock new cards, you need to pull the banners, but you will need a lot of gems to do this. You can earn some gems through completing Missions, you will also get some from the Battle Rewards, and there is a good reward for completing the rank achievement. Also, if you log in to the game seven days in a row, you will be able to get 1200 gems.

 

Other similar games have characters that let you build a bond with them to increase your power or give a buff according to the bond you have with them; in this game, you don't get such powers, but you will be able to get some gems. Whether you win or lose a Duel with the character you've chosen as your partner, you strengthen your bond with them. If a character gains enough trust, their Trust Level will grow.

 

How to Play Yu-Gi-Oh! Cross Duel on PC

 

This is a unique and cool new game with fantastic battle effects that you should really enjoy on a PC with a bigger screen. The best way to do this is to play with the best android emulator LDPlayer if you want to play Yu-Gi-Oh! Cross Duel on PC; please follow the steps below.

 

• First, go to the LDPlayer official web page and download LDPlayer 9 and have it installed

 

• Once the installation is finished, go to the LD Store or Google PlayStore and search Yu-Gi-Oh! Cross Duel and install it.

 

• Once the installation is completed, close the app store and open the game to enjoy it with a bigger screen.

 

LDPlayer 9 not only lets you play with higher graphics on a bigger screen, but it also comes with many game-oriented features like Keyboard Macro commands, a Keyboard Mapping tool, and most of all, if you want to get the best cards in the game, rerolling will be an easy task because you don't have to play many times instead you can combine Multi-Instance Manager and Multi-Instance Sync to reroll many accounts at the same time.

 

Conclusion

These are the things you should know to start playing the game. The most important part is building a good deck at the beginning; you will not have many cards, but don't be discouraged; you will get some decent cards in time; in the meantime, mix and match to build a deck with what you have. Now it is time for us to end this Yu-Gi-Oh! Cross Duel beginner guide. So long.