The Duelists of the Roses shows the monster itself hovering above the card when it is face up on the field. This helps to keep players from completely dominating their opponent. During the Campaign Mode, you cannot duel someone if you have a higher total Deck Cost than your opponent. a card with a cost of 24 will increase the deck's cost by 24). Each card that is added to the deck increases the Deck Cost by the card's cost (e.g. 3 Summoning Points are gained each turn.Įach card has a Deck Cost which can be used to determine the overall power of the card. Only 1 card may be summoned per turn, and Summoning Points equal to the level of the monster are required to summon monsters. On a "Favorited" terrain (depending on type), monsters get 500 ATK and DEF boost, similar to the fields in Duelist Kingdom. This movement capability is multiplied when there is a terrain movement bonus. Seto sends the player back home and disbands the Rose Crusaders, allowing Yugi to get past the barrier keeping him out and win his throne back.Ĭard movement is a simple card moving rule where you can only move the cards left, right, forwards, or backwards on the field. He gives the player a White Rose Pendant, vowing that if it's shown to his decendants, they will do whatever they can to help, making the "Pact of the Rose". Defeating him to save the world, the player is thanked by Seto for helping in his selfish plans, apologizing for the trouble. However, it turns out to be the wrong guardian, who is extremely angry that he has been summoned after his brother was summoned and sealed away in Egypt. Upon winning the needed cards to get home, Seto is quite grateful to you and summons Manawyddan fab Llyr to enact a pact to ensure his family has status and wealth through the ages, and yours as well. To get all the Red Rose Cards, you face Tea, Tristan, Mai, Mako, Joey, Shadi, Grandpa, Bakura, and Yugi. However, unlike in the first scenario, it's basically a gauntlet - one duelist after another, no choice in who to fight. If you choose the path of selfishness in wanting to go home, you will face Yugi's friends and allies. However, the player defeats the guardian, sending him back into nothingness, and defeating Seto, though it is left uncertain as to whether they are able to return to their own time. However, he reveals the duel to have been part of ritual, summoning Manawyddan fab Llyr to enact a pact to ensure his family has power. All but Pegasus will give a card as he does not have one Seto keeps it on him at all times.Īfter defeating the Yorkist King in a duel to pass time, Yugi's forces will kill him and his forces in battle, leaving you to head to Stonehenge and retrieve the last White Rose Card from Seto. After meeting Yugi and learning more about the situation, you are returned to Britain, where you fight Seto's minions, the Rose Crusaders- Rex Raptor, Weevil Underwood, Labyrinth Ruler, Keith, Ishtar, Necromancer, Darkness Ruler and Pegasus Crawford. If you choose the path of hero, Seto respects your choice and lets you leave in peace. Each side has different opponents and different endings, but there is an option to restart the game after completion to travel the path you did not choose the first time around. The player can choose the Red Rose for the Lancastrians, or the White Rose for the Yorkists. The White Rose cards have created a barrier that keeps Yugi's forces out of Britain, effectively keeping the Yorkists in control. In order to get back home the player needs all 16 of the "Rose cards." 8 Red Rose cards are held by the Lancastrians and the 8 White Rose cards by the Yorkists. However, Christian Rosenkreuz shows up and then the player decides which side he or she is going to be a part of. The player assumes the role of the Rose duelist, who has been summoned to aid the Lancastrians by Simon McMooran, a Scottish Druid at Stonehenge. Yami Yugi assumes the identity of the head of the Tudor dynasty, Henry Tudor, while Seto Kaiba represents the head of the Yorkist forces as Christian Rosenkreuz. For example, the character Bakura isn't based on a historical figure named Bakura. Some characters simply have the same or similar names as their anime/manga counterparts and aren't based on historical figures. Most of the characters are based on characters from the Yu-Gi-Oh! anime and manga, but given names and/or roles to portray a historical figure.
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