My friend says that the three god cards are not banned but the sacred beasts are is he right?

Question

it would not be fair because obviously the

god cards have no specific effects and people could say that ra can kill every thing and cannot die and the sacred beasts do have specific effects.....

Answer 1

he's wrong. the 3 egyptian god cards can't be used in tournaments (because they don't have specific effects written in the text). the sacred beasts are unlimited

Answer 2

Your friend must have been getting his information from "Imadeitup.com."

No, The God Cards are banned in tournaments, but they may still be used in free play if you can agree on their effects, which happen to be listed here:

The Winged Dragon of Ra

Divine

Level 10

Divine-Beast / Effect

ATK: ? / DEF: ?

Effect: You must offer 3 monsters to tribute summon this card. The ATK and DEF of this card becomes the sum of the respective ATK and DEF values of the tributed monsters. When this card is Special Summoned, it is sent to the graveyard during the end phase. While this card is face-up on the field, it cannot be targeted by the effects of spell, trap and monster effects that designate a target. When this card is successfully special summoned, you can activate 1 of the following effects:

- Pay 1000 Life points to destroy 1 monster on the field and remove it from play

- Pay any amount of life points, this card gains ATK and DEF equal to the amount paid.

Slifer the Sky Dragon

Divine

Level 10

Divine-Beast / Effect

ATK: X000 / DEF: X000

Effect: You must offer 3 monsters to tribute summon this card. When this card is Special Summoned, it is sent to the graveyard during the end phase. While this card is face-up on the field, it cannot be targeted by the effects of spell, trap and monster effects that designate a target. The ATK and DEF of this card are equal to number of cards in your hand x1000. When your opponent summons a monster(s), that monster loses 2000 ATK of DEF. If the monster(s) ATK or DEF reaches 0 by this effect, destroy the monster(s).

Obelisk the Tormento

Divine

Level 10

Divine-Beast / Effect

ATK: 4000 / DEF: 4000

Effect: You must tribute 3 monsters to tribute summon this card. When this card is Special Summoned, it is sent to the graveyard during the end phase. While this card is face-up on the field, it cannot be targeted by the effects of spell, trap and monster effects that designate a target. Once per turn, you can tribute 2 other monsters on your field to destroy all monsters your opponent controls and inflict 4000 damage to their life points.

The Sacred Beasts on the otherhand, can be used in tournemants and in 3s if you like.

Answer 3

banned:

obelisk

slifer

ra

unlimited:

hamon

uria

raviel

wicked dreadroot

wicked avatar

wicked eraser

hope this helps

Answer 4

no egyptian gods are banned.

other gods arent.

but in free play every god is allowed.

also side note egyptian gods are so easy to beat now that they should be allowed because you can take them down with lighting vortex.

Answer 5

no hes wrong.He is extremly wrong

Answer 6

It's the other way around. The gods are illegal cards, but the Sacred Beasts (Hamon, Raviel, and Uria) and Wicked Gods (Wicked Avatar, Wicked Dreadroot, and Wicked Eraser) are allowed in 3s.

Answer 7

god cards are super banned. sacred beasts are not.