Yu-Gi-Oh Destiny Board Traveler
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(GameBoy Advance - US, RPG)
Other Editions:
2 Game Packs
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Konami
Published_By:
Konami
Released On:
16 Sep 2005
A fusion of the popular trading card game and a fun strategic board game: Yu-Gi-Oh! Destiny Board Traveler has evolved into a completely new dimension of gaming. Your fate lies with a roll of the dice in this card-battling board game filled with adventure and duels.
Part #:
AGB-BYDP-EUR (Europe)
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Manual
Game Guide
Extracted from the original game manual
How to Play
How to Play
Players transform the dice on the Field into a dungeon and build pathways that lead summoned monsters against your opponent. Players must defeat the enemy Die Master to win the match.
Special Terms
This section explains the items and special terms that appear in the game.
Dice
The dice are cubes inscribed with a variety of Crests that contain items or monsters. Players use them to build a dungeon on the Field.
Die Faces
There are 6 varieties in all. Each face of a die has a Crest on it. Depending on which Crests are rolled, players may be able to Summon monsters or save up Crests.
Monsters
The game progresses by moving these figures and making them battle with the enemy.
Crests
Actions such as attacking and moving require "payment" of Crests.
Field
The game takes place on a 19x13 grid of squares. This is where players build their dungeons.
Dungeon
Players use the dice to build the paths in the Field. The monsters move on these paths.
Dice Pool
The 15 dice that are used in the game make up the Dice Pool.
Dice Box
This contains all of the dice the player possesses. The box can hold up to 99 of each type of dice.
Die Master
This figure represents the players in the match. The Die Masters stand at opposite ends of the game board (Field). Win the match by attacking the enemy Die Master 3 times.
Gameplay
This section explains the 6 basic steps in the game.
1. Dice Pool Formation
Select 15 dice to be used in the game from the dice box. Players must do this before the start of a match or tournament. The game cannot start until 15 dice have been selected.
2. Roll the Dice
Players select 3 dice from the Dice Pool at the start of each turn and roll them. Depending on which Crests are rolled, monsters may be Summoned or Crests can be saved up.
3. Summon Monster/Item
Players can Summon monsters (or items) if two or more Summon Crests of the same level are rolled. Choose one monster (or item) from the dice shown and place it on the Field.
4. Dimension
After performing a Summon, a die is "unfolded" into a flat 6-square piece and placed on the Field. This is called a Dimension. The first piece must be touching one side of the Die Master area. Any pieces after that must be connected to the player's dungeon.
5. Monster Movement and Battles
A Summoned monster needs Crests in order to perform actions on the field. Therefore, it cannot act when there are no Crests. One Movement Crest is necessary for the monster to move one square. One Attack Crest is needed for a monster to attack an enemy in an adjacent square. Monsters cannot attack diagonally.
6. Showdown
Repeating steps 2-5, the player must try to attack the enemy Die Master. You must attack the enemy Die Master three times in order to win the match.
How to Start the Game
Insert the Game Pak correctly into the Game Boy® Advance system and move the Power Switch to ON. After an opening movie, the Title Screen will be displayed. (Skip to the Title Screen by pushing START during the movie.)
Press START at the Title Screen and the Title Menu will be displayed.
Playing a Game from the Beginning
To play a game from the beginning, select NEW GAME at the Title Menu and press START or the A Button. The Name Entry Screen will be displayed.
CAUTION: ONLY ONE GAME CAN BE SAVED. If NEW GAME is selected when a game has already been saved, all old data will be lost. Please be careful!
Name Entry Screen
The screen allows you to select a cursor, input your name, and move the cursor. Press END to finish name entry.
Game Menu
The Game Menu will be displayed after the Title Screen or the Name Entry Screen. Select the play mode by moving the Control Pad up or down and enter the mode with the A Button.
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Dice Pool: Allows players to organize and select the 15 dice used in the duels.
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Tournament: Players can battle various characters in a tournament.
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Free Duel: Players can battle their favorite opponents.
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Link Duel: Players can compete in a Link Duel by using the Game Boy® Advance Game Link® Cable.
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Trade: Players can exchange dice by using the Game Boy® Advance Game Link® Cable.
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Grandpa's Shop: Dice can be bought and sold here.
Game Modes
Dice Pool
Players select the 15 dice used in the duels here.
Tournament
Players battle with a variety of characters by participating in tournaments. A player wins one die for each match victory. And the player wins prize money by becoming the tournament champion. Players do not lose dice when they lose a game. Also, more tournaments become available as the player wins more tournaments.
To participate:
1. Select the tournament to participate in by pressing left or right on the Control Pad. Use the A Button to enter the selection.
2. The tournament participants will be displayed. Press the A Button and a tournament chart will be formed from randomly selected battle opponents.
3. The battle opponents will be displayed with the order of players' matches. Press the A Button to start the match.
Players will then proceed to Dice Pool Formation.
Controls
L BUTTON
Display Dice Details
R BUTTON
Cycle Through Summoned Monsters
CONTROL PAD
Move Cursor
A BUTTON
Confirm Commands
START
Display Menu Window
SELECT
Change Shape of Dungeon Pieces
B BUTTON
Cancel Commands
Tips & Maps
Trade
Players can exchange dice with each other using the Game Boy Advance Game Link Cable. Up to 10 dice can be chosen, and the number of dice exchanged does not need to be equal, including one-way exchanges. The 15 dice in the Dice Pool cannot be traded.
Dice
Dice differ according to the Crests inscribed on their faces, their colors, and their levels. There are six die colors: White (Spellcaster), Blue (Warrior), Yellow (Undead), Green (Beast), Red (Dragon), and Black (Item).
Dice Levels
The number at the center of the Summon Crest represents the die level, which indicates the level of the monster or item that can be Summoned. Higher level dice have fewer Summon Crests, making matching rolls more difficult.
Crests
There are six varieties of Crests: Summon, Movement, Defense, Attack, Magic, and Trap. Any Crest other than the Summon Crest can be saved up, while a Summon requires two or more of the same Summon Crest number on rolled dice.
Special Abilities
Some monsters possess special abilities that can be viewed by pressing the L Button. Effects can be activated by paying the indicated number of Crests, with effects usable during specific turns or continuously if marked as 'In Play'.
Crocozaurus Special Ability
When attacking during one's turn, Crocozaurus can increase ATK by 10 points by consuming one Attack Crest, with up to 3 Crests usable per turn.
Gator Dragon Special Ability
When being attacked, Gator Dragon can lower damage by 10 points for each Defense Crest consumed, with no limit to the number of Crests used per attack.
Type Hierarchy
There are five monster types with strengths and weaknesses: Spellcaster is superior to Undead, which is superior to Beast, which is superior to Dragon, which is superior to Warrior. Superior types gain +10 ATK when attacking, and inferior types defending gain +10 DEF.
Dice Pool Formation
Players form a Dice Pool by selecting 15 dice from the dice box. Dice can be moved between the box and the pool, and the formation is confirmed by selecting 'YES' after the required 15 dice are selected.
Monster Summoning
If successful, choose one die showing a Summon Crest to play on the Field using the Control Pad and A Button, with the option to cancel via the B Button. A maximum of 10 monsters or items can be summoned onto the Field per game.
Damage Assessment
Damage differs based on defense status; defending reduces damage to the difference between ATK and DEF, while not defending results in full ATK damage. Monsters are destroyed when damage equals or exceeds their HP, and lost HP cannot be restored without specific items or abilities.
Items & Weapons
Energy Disc
Raises a monster's ATK by 20.
Medical Aid Kit
A monster that enters a square with a Medical Aid Kit will have 20 HP restored.
Warp Hole
If two or more warp holes are on the Field at the same time, a monster entering one warp hole will move to the other warp hole. Warp Holes do not disappear after being activated.
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