While targeting usually allows the player to make choices, some cards that do target do so without the player's input. If a card targeted by an effect gains "cannot be targeted" effect during the same chain, the effect will still be applied as if "cannot be targeted" is not in effect. The introduction of Problem-Solving Card Text made all card effects that target, except Equip Spell Cards, specifically use the word " target" in their card text. When in doubt, check the card's rulings to see whether or not it targets. If the card's text says " select", or " designate", and that card was printed before the introduction of Problem-Solving Card Text, then the effect usually targets, although there are some exceptions. If the card's text says " target", then the effect always targets. The card(s) to be affected are either chosen when the effect resolves, or the effect simply apply to all cards within the criteria in the first place. If an effect does not explicitly state "target" in its text, then the card does not "target". Effects do not and never target a card(s) in the hand, Main Deck, or Extra Deck. The target's locations is always specified: It can be the field, Graveyard, or the Banished cards. When using a card that targets, the target(s) are to be declared before players are allowed to chain to the effect. Targeting ( 対 ( たい ) 象 ( しょう ) taishō, verb: 対 ( たい ) 象 ( しょう ) とする taishō to Suru) is a means of designating which specific cards are affected or used by card effects or attack.Ĭards that target make players choose at the time of activation the specific card(s) that it will affect.ĭuring replay, an attack target will be re-selected in case the turn player decides to continue the attack. Verb: 指定 zhǐdìng / zi2 ding6 (formerly 選擇 xuǎnzé / syun2 zaak6)
Traditional Chinese: 對象 duìxiàng / deoi3 zeong6.
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