Field (original) (raw)

This article is about the gameplay area. For the special fields used for the World Duel Carnival tournament, see Duel Field. For the Spell Card property, see Field Spell Card.

Field
Japanese フィールド
Japanese (romanized) Fīrudo
English fieldside of the field
Other names French: Terrain German: SpielfeldSpielfeldseite (formerly Seite des Spielfelds) Italian: Terreno Korean: 필드 Pildeu Portuguese: campo (formerly Campo)lado do campo (formerly Campo) Spanish: Campolado del Campo Traditional Chinese: 場 Chǎng / Ceong4

The field (フィールド Fīrudo) is the area where Duelists place their cards. Game Mats (or playmats) are often used as field.

The field is divided into two halves, one for each player, with each half having 5 Main Monster Zones, 5 Spell & Trap Zones (including 2 Pendulum Zones), a Field Zone, a Deck Zone, an Extra Deck Zone, and a Graveyard. In the middle of the field, there are 2 Extra Monster Zones, which do not belong to either player while unoccupied.

The "field" referenced by card text is the combination of each player's Monster Zones, Spell & Trap Zones, Pendulum Zones and Field Zone. Thus, the field is shared and each player controls only one side of it.

The field is also unofficially referred to as the board.

Prior to Master Rule 3[edit]

A classic Game Mat

Master Rule 3[edit]

A Game Mat including Pendulum Zones

New Master Rules[edit]

A Game Mat including Extra Monster Zones