#Yugioh the duelist of the roses isotretinoin series#

#Yugioh the duelist of the roses isotretinoin series#

If the Lancastrians are sided with, the Rose Duelist obtains the white rose cards by battling the Yorkist forces who are represented by antagonists from the Yu-Gi-Oh! series such as Maximillion Pegasus, Weevil Underwood, and Rex Raptor. The Rose Duelist also needs all 16 cards together to conjure enough power to go back to their proper time period, and so the player is forced to pick a side. The Lancastrians wish to obtain the Yorkists' white rose cards because Seto's forces are using their power to create a barrier that protects their territory, while the Yorkists wish to obtain the Lancastrians' red rose cards because Seto needs all 16 rose cards together to attempt a forbidden 'rose summoning' that would give the Yorkists great power. Both sides possess eight 'rose cards' which have sorcerous powers. The player assumes control of the 'Rose Duelist', who is summoned from an unknown time period to the year 1485 by a druid of the Lancastrian forces to assist them in defeating the Yorkists and regaining control of the throne.

Other characters from the anime similarly assume the roles and names of others who featured in the conflict. Yami Yugi ( Yugi Mutou in the English anime and the original Japanese adaptations) assumes the identity of the head of the Tudor dynasty, Henry Tudor, while Seto Kaiba represents the head of the Yorkist clan force as Christian Rosenkreuz. The game is very loosely based on the real-world Wars of the Roses, a series of wars fought between the House of Lancaster and the House of York over control of England in the 15th century. Terrains include normal, forest, meadow, dark, sea, wasteland, mountain, toon, crush, and labyrinth. There are also three special terrains: Labyrinth, which no cards are able to move onto except for a few monsters with special effects crush, which instantly destroys any monster with 1500 or more ATK and toon, which weakens every monster in the game except for toon monsters. Each type of monster also has at least one disfavored terrain that reduces the ATK and DEF of that monster by 500 points. Each type of monster has at least one favored terrain that gives that monster an extra 500 ATK and DEF bonus when engaged in battle on that terrain. Reincarnation becomes available once after every 5 completed duels, win or loss.Įach space on the 7x7 duel board has a certain terrain.

Cards can also be obtained using codes in the deck builder menu or through 'reincarnation', which is where owned cards can be sacrificed to give three different cards of a slightly lower deck cost. Cards are obtained mainly through the 'graveyard slots', which is a slot machine that appears after each win allowing the player to obtain cards from an opponent's deck that were sent to the graveyard during the duel. The game adds difficulty by forcing the player to have a lower overall deck cost than their opponent in order to duel that opponent, essentially forcing the player to have a weaker deck. Each card in the game has a 'deck cost', which is a value given to a card based on its strength. Some deck leaders have special abilities based on their type and rank, which include raising the strength of nearby monsters, increasing life points by a small number each turn, or being able to move two spaces each turn instead of just one.Ī deck of exactly 40 cards is required to duel. A monster must be promoted at least once in order to act as a deck leader. When a monster accumulates enough experience, it will be promoted to the next rank. When monsters survive face-up on the field, destroy enemy monsters, or inflict life point damage to the opponent, they gain experience (monster experience is hidden). Monsters can be 'promoted' with use in duels.

A duel also ends after 100 turns have elapsed, at which point the player with the most remaining life points is declared the winner. The duel ends when one player's life points are reduced to zero or when a player ends a turn with their deck leader completely surrounded by enemy monsters in their summoning areas. When two monster cards on the field collide with each other, they are flipped face-up, and a battle takes place in the same manner as the trading card game, with life points being subtracted appropriately. Each card on the field as well as the deck leader itself can be moved one horizontal or vertical space each turn. The player views their hand and selects the 'Hourglass of Courage' monster card.Įach duel in the game takes place on a 7×7 table, with each player commanding a 'Deck Leader' that acts as the representation of their life points as well as the means through which cards are played from the hand-one card each turn can be placed on the board in a space adjacent to the deck leader.