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\__ | |__ __ / _____/|__| \_____ \ | |__| |
/ | | | \ ______ / \ ___| | ______ / | \| | \ |
\____ | | / /_____/ \ \_\ \ | /_____/ / | \ Y \|
/ ______|____/ \______ /__| \_______ /___| /_
\/ \/ \/ \/\/
________ __ .__
\______ \ ____ _______/ |_|__| ____ ___.__.
| | \_/ __ \ / ___/\ __\ |/ < | |
| ` \ ___/ \___ \ | | | | | \___ |
/_______ /\___ >____ > |__| |__|___| / ____|
\/ \/ \/ \/\/
__________ .___
\______ \ _________ _______ __| _/
| | _// _ \__ \\_ __ \/ __ |
| | ( <_> ) __ \| | \/ /_/ |
|______ /\____(____ /__| \____ |
\/ \/ \/
___________ .__
\__ ___/___________ ___ __ ____ | | ___________
| | \_ __ \__ \\ \/ // __ \| | _/ __ \_ __ \
| | | | \// __ \\ /\ ___/| |_\ ___/| | \/
|____| |__| (____ /\_/ \___ >____/\___ >__|
\/ \/ \/
Title of Game: Yu-Gi-Oh! Destiny Board Traveler
Name of System: Game Boy Advance
Type of Guide: FAQ
Number of Version: Version 2.7
Last Revision Date: 15-08-18
Name of Writer: Raph136 (previously known as Tails333)
Table of Contents
-----------------
1. Introduction
2. Version History
3. Game Overview
3.01 - Game Controls
3.02 - Getting Started
3.03 - Map Screen
3.04 - Card Screen
3.05 - Duel Screen
3.06 - Battle Damage
3.07 - Hints and Tips
4. Characters
5. Maps
6. Frequently Asked Questions
7. Credits
8. Contact Information
9. Copyright Information
TIP: If you want to find a section in the Table of Contents more quickly and
easily, press Ctrl + F simultaneously to bring up the 'Find' function menu.
Type or paste the name/number of the section into the menu. Click on 'Find
Next' to go to the section you've typed or pasted.
NOTE: This game was re-released on a compilation entitled Yu-Gi-Oh! Double
Pack 2. The compilation contains Dungeon Dice Monsters and Destiny Board
Traveler. This FAQ was written using the original game, but it can be used for
Yu-Gi-Oh! Double Pack 2's version as well.
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1. Introduction
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Thank you for choosing to read my Yu-Gi-Oh! Destiny Board Traveler FAQ. I hope
this guide gives you some assistance in playing this game.
Destiny Board Traveler is a board game, a hybrid of Yugioh, Mario Party and
Sonic Shuffle. There are no mini-games, usable items or a story, though.
There are only Battle Spaces and Special Zones on the board maps, and you must
get a certain amount of stars to win a game.
DBT combines the mechanics of the OCG/TCG with a game board. It plays nothing
like the WCT games or even spinoff games like Dungeon Dice Monsters.
One notable thing about this game is that there is a lot of voice acting.
There are voices for each playable character with his/her own phrases. DBT is
difficult to understand at first, as there's no in-game tutorial and the
instruction manual doesn't do a good job of explaining things, so you'll have
to play the game a few times first to be able to understand everything.
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2. Version History
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Version 1.0, 8th October 2005:
------------------------------
*Submitted the FAQ.
Version 1.1, 15th October 2005:
-------------------------------
*Edited Introduction, updated FAQ.
Version 1.2, 12th November 2005:
--------------------------------
*Updated Codes and Secrets, updated FAQ.
Version 1.3, 22nd April 2006:
-----------------------------
*Updated FAQ.
Version 1.4, 19th August 2006:
------------------------------
*Changed formatting and rewrote the Table of Contents.
*Updated FAQ regarding a question about this game being re-released.
*Added ASCII art to the top of the FAQ.
Version 1.5, 25th August 2007:
------------------------------
*Updated the Characters, Game Overview and Frequently Asked Questions sections.
Version 1.6, 1st September 2007:
--------------------------------
*Updated Game Overview section.
Version 1.7, 29th December 2007:
--------------------------------
*Edited the Introduction.
Version 1.8, 13th January 2008:
-------------------------------
*Updated FAQ.
Version 1.9, 22nd July 2010:
----------------------------
*Updated Game Overview.
*Added Appendices.
Version 2.0, 7th September 2014:
--------------------------------
*Tidied up "Version History".
*Added a bit more info to "Introduction".
Version 2.1, 1st October 2016:
------------------------------
*Added a question about how many cards are in this game.
*Updated my GameFAQs username.
Version 2.2, 12th October 2016:
-------------------------------
*Clarified that the Egyptian God Cards are in the game.
Version 2.3, 3rd August 2018:
-----------------------------
*Rewrote most of "Introduction".
*Added 'Character Selection' subsection to "Game Basics".
*Added "Each character's deck is based on one she/she used in the anime" to
"Map Screen".
*Added a bit of info about the Duel Dice to "Duel Screen".
*Tidied up layout of screen menu options.
*Tidied up "Game Controls".
Version 2.4, 5th August 2018:
-----------------------------
*Added 'Victory Stars' sub-subsection to "Map Screen".
*Changed "Game Basics" to "Getting Started".
*Added a few tips to "Hints and Tips".
*Tidied up the FAQ in general.
*Rewrote and added info to 'Summon Dice', 'Duel Dice' and 'Summon Monsters'
sub-subsections.
Version 2.5, 6th August 2018:
-----------------------------
*Added a few more tips to "Hints and Tips".
*Fixed/added a bit of info to "Game Controls" and changed 'Play Mode' to 'Board
Screen'.
*Added a bit of info about the Soul Shuffle to "Card Screen".
Version 2.6, 8th August 2018:
-----------------------------
*Added a bit to "Game Controls".
*Added Sample Hands to "Characters".
*Added 'Deck', 'Graveyard' and 'Monsters' sub-subsections to "Map Screen" with
info mostly taken from "Introduction", as I thought it was better to put that
info there.
*Added a bit of info about Crush Virus and Lose Turn being game-breaking
Super Powers to "Hints and Tips".
*Added a question to "Frequently Asked Questions".
*Outlined the steps to setting up a game in order to "Getting Started".
Version 2.7, 15th August 2018:
------------------------------
*Added a bit of info to a tip about summoning level 4 or lower monsters.
*Added how long a full game can take to "Getting Started".
*Added info about the game's card distribution system to "Map Screen".
*Added a note to "Map Screen".
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3. Game Overview
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This section overviews everything you should know prior to starting this game.
===============================================================================
3.01 - GAME CONTROLS
===============================================================================
+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~+
| TITLE SCREEN |
+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~+
Start: Confirm.
Select: Select option.
+~~~~~~~~~+
| OPTIONS |
+~~~~~~~~~+
Start: Confirm.
Select: Select option.
+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~+
| CHARACTER SELECTION |
+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~+
+Control Pad: Move cursor.
Start: Go to Board Screen.
Select: Same as Start.
A: Confirm.
L: Select a character.
R: Same as R.
+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~+
| LM TYPE SELECTION |
+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~+
Left/Right: Select a LM type.
A: Confirm.
+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~+
| MAP SELECTION |
+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~+
Up/Down: Confirm/Move on to next map.
Left/Right: Select a map.
+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~+
| WIN CONDITIONS |
+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~+
+Control Pad: Select number of stars.
A: Confirm.
B: Revert to default number of stars.
+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
| BOARD SCREEN |
+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~+
+Control Pad: Move cursor/Select option.
Start: Scroll through card text.
Select: Same as Start.
A: Confirm/Scroll through messages/Roll dice.
A (tap repeatedly): Do the Soul Shuffle.
B: Cancel/Roll dice.
B (hold): Fast forward through messages.
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3.02 - GETTING STARTED
===============================================================================
This section outlines how to set up a game. You do the following steps in the
following order.
Character Selection > LM Type Selection > Map Selection > Win Conditions
Character Selection
-------------------
Select which character you want to play as. You can't cancel your selection.
AI-controlled characters are chosen randomly.
LM Type Selection
-----------------
Select the number of maps and how they will be linked together to create the
game board. At first, only a single map, 'Domino Park', is available, but you
can unlock up to eight more maps. The number of formations increases when you
win a game as Mai Valentine, Yami Bakura, Yami Yugi, Kaibaman, Seto Kaiba and
Maximillion Pegasus (credited to Gotenks1215, etrok2003, JenaSu, marhawkman,
DigiDan99, ppoi307, and vaporen115).
Map Selection
-------------
Select a map number and then set the map. When eight/nine maps are available,
you can play with up to 8 at a time.
Win Conditions
--------------
Select the number of victory stars required to win the game. Up to 250 (!)
stars can be selected. A full game can take anywhere from 15 minutes to six
hours, depending on how many stars you set as the win conditions. Unreal.
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3.03 - MAP SCREEN
===============================================================================
Here, you compete against computerized opponents or friends on a 5x5 game
board. Gameplay involves playing randomly given cards. The order of the
players' turns are determined randomly at the beginning of the game. At the
start of your turn, you may draw 1 card from your deck into your hand (Note:
You start with 6 cards in your hand, not counting the card you draw). There
is no limit to the amount of cards you can draw and you can have an unlimited
number of cards in your hand. The card distribution system prevents you from
receiving the same hand twice and will usually equalize the chances of getting
both good and bad cards for all players.
MAP MENU OPTIONS
----------------
Set on Dice: Select which cards to set on the Summon Dice.
View Space: View data about each space.
View Map: View the map you're on from different angles.
Large Map: View all maps, player locations and win conditions.
Super Power: Activate your Super Power.
[End of options]
Life Points
------------
Life Points represent the life of the character. If your LP reaches 0, you
are disqualified and any monsters you summoned become stray monsters. If all
but one player are disqualified, the remaining active player wins by default.
Deck
----
Each character uses Cookie Decks, most of which are loosely based on decks they
used in the anime. Their decks seem to have a roughly equal ratio of monsters
with similar levels and ATK/DEF.
Monsters
--------
These are the only cards you can play, as magic and traps don't exist in this
game. There are 4 types of monsters (Normal, Effect, Fusion and Ritual),
though the latter three are treated as Normal Monsters.
Graveyard
---------
This is where monsters are sent when destroyed or Tribute Summoned. You can't
check to see which monsters currently reside there or bring them back to the
board, though.
Super Power
-----------
Each character has a special ability called a Super Power that can tip a game
in a player's favour. At the start of a player's turn, the game randomly
determines if he/she will be able to use their Super Power during that turn.
Summoned Monsters
-----------------
The grey cards indicate stray monsters summoned by Creeps and the colour-coded
cards indicate monsters summoned by the active players. If a player is
disqualified, any monsters he/she summoned become strays. With the exception
of Special Zones, all spaces are initially covered with stray monsters.
Therefore, it is impossible to summon any monster unless you destroy the strays
first. If a space becomes empty, you can summon a monster to the space
straight away without having to duel.
Victory Stars
-------------
To win a game, you must get a certain number of victory stars as set in the
win conditions. The level of a monster you summon determines how many stars you
get (eg. if you summon a Blue-Eyes White Dragon, you get 8). Whenever one of
your monsters is destroyed or you Tribute Summon a monster, you lose the stars
for those monsters.
Special Zone
------------
These spaces have different effects, depending on the map. For example,
when characters move to Domino Park's Special Zone, their Life Points recover
1,000 points.
Crystals
--------
Crystals will only appear on maps combined via the LM system. If one of the
crystals is on a Special Zone, you won't trigger an event if you land on it.
Instead, you will be teleported to another map.
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3.04 - CARD SCREEN
===============================================================================
Here, you set monsters on a Summon Dice.
CARD MENU OPTIONS
-----------------
Star Face: Set selected card on the Star Face of the dice.
Regular Face: Set selected card on the Regular Face of the dice.
Roll Dice: Roll the dice.
Back to Map: Go back to the Map Screen.
Cancel: Go back to the Card Screen.
Remove from Dice: Remove a selected card from the dice.
[End of options]
Summon Dice
-----------
This is used to place cards on. You can put from 0 to 6 monsters on the
dice, and the level of those monsters determine the number of spaces they
move (eg. if Silver Fang is face-up on the dice, you move 3 spaces). If
you're unable to Tribute Summon a monster, you can still move around the board
but you'll have to duel without it. If you get a face with no monster on it,
you won't be able to do anything. Summon Dice has 1 Star Face (S) and 5 Regular
Faces (R). A monster set on a Star Face is more likely to be face-up on the
dice than one set on a Regular Face. Note: Summon Dice will roll automatically
after a while if you don't roll it.
Soul Shuffle
------------
If you tap A repeatedly after rolling the Summon Dice, your chances of rolling
a Star Face will increase. This is called "Soul Shuffle" (identified by the
dice spinning very fast and "burning").
Summon Monsters
---------------
The monster that was face-up on the Summon Dice that you rolled will be
summoned. If the level of that monster is 5 or higher, you'll need 1-3
tributes first, though. 5-6 levels require 1 tribute, 7+ require 2 and Blue-
Eyes Ultimate Dragon, FGD and Egyptian God Cards require 3.
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3.05 - DUEL SCREEN
===============================================================================
Here, if you land on a space where your opponent has already summoned a
monster, a duel will start. If you land on a space where there is a stray
monster, a duel will begin also. You must attack with your own monster to be
able to win and gain control of a Creep or player space. Most of your monsters
should be strong enough to defeat any Creeps, as theirs mostly just have 200-
300 ATK/DEF.
DUEL MENU OPTIONS
-----------------
Attack Position: Set your monster in Attack Position.
Defense Position: Set your monster in Defense Position.
Pass: Pass your turn.
Cancel: Go back to the Duel Screen.
[End of options]
Duel Dice
---------
This is used in duels for control of a space. It can tip a duel in a player's
favour or prevent them summoning monsters at all, depending on his/her own
luck. The dice has 1 Attack/Defence reversal face (reverses the position of a
player's monster), 1 reduce Attack/Defence face (lowers the ATK/DEF of a
monster by 500 points) and 4 miss faces (no effect). There is an 80% chance
that the Duel Dice will have no effect on the duel, but there is a 20% chance
that it will.
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3.06 - BATTLE DAMAGE
===============================================================================
Battle Damage means damage to a player or monster that is caused as a result of
battle with a monster. If there isn't a monster on your opponent's space, you
can attack him/her directly. The attacking monster's ATK is subtracted from
his/her Life Points as damage. When monsters battle each other, the Battle
Position of the card being attacked changes the result of the battle. If the
monster being attacked is face-down, it's flipped face-up before damage is
calculated. When both monsters are in Defence Position, the challenger's
monster returns to his/her hand and the defender's monster keeps the space.
When you attack an Attack Position monster:
If (ATK of your monster) > (ATK of opponent's monster), the opponent's monster
is destroyed and he/she is dealt battle damage equal to the difference. Your
monster is summoned to the space. If (ATK of your monster) = (ATK of
opponent's monster), both monsters are destroyed. The space becomes empty.
If (ATK of your monster) < (ATK of opponent's monster), the attacking monster
is destroyed and you receive damage equal to the difference. Your opponent's
monster keeps the space.
When you attack a Defence Position monster:
If (ATK of your monster) > (DEF of opponent's monster), the opponent's monster
is destroyed. Your monster is summoned to the space. If (ATK of your monster)
= (DEF of opponent's monster), the attacking monster returns to your hand and
your opponent's monster keeps the space. If (ATK of your monster) < (DEF of
opponent's monster), you receive damage equal to the difference. The
attacking monster returns to your hand and your opponent's monster keeps the
space.
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3.07 - HINTS AND TIPS
===============================================================================
This section lists hints and tips that should be helpful.
*View the board map to help decide which space you want to go to next.
*Most Super Powers are best used straight away. A CPU opponent will do just
that, so watch out. Crush Virus and Lose Turn can be game-breaking if used
right.
*Early in a game, focus on summoning level 4 or lower monsters, as they require
no tributes. Don't summon a level 4 monster on your first turn, though, as
you'll just end up landing on a Special Zone and won't get any victory stars.
Try to play a level 3 or lower monster instead.
*Later in a game, you'll need to Tribute Summon mid-level monsters to deal
with your opponent's own tribute ones. It's best to play one-tribute
monsters (eg. Summoned Skull), as they require just 1 tribute to be summoned.
*When you sacrifice a monster to summon a stronger one, the sacrificed
monster will be sent to the Graveyard and the new one will appear on the
space that you are currently standing on. The space where your sacrificed
monster once was is now empty, so your opponents will have an opportunity
to use it to summon their own monsters. I advise summoning new monsters to
the space to prevent this from happening.
*You can use the LM system to increase your chances of winning a game. Since
most of your opponents will likely be on different maps, you'll have less
player monsters to worry about. When you are teleporting to different maps
via crystals or Rebecca's Super Power, I advise tributing any weak monsters
to avoid leaving them behind for your opponents to destroy them.
*Special Zones can either help or hinder all players, depending on the map, so
try to take advantage of them. For example, Graveyard's SZ can revive a
fallen (disqualified) player.
*The quickest and easiest way to win is to set 10-15 victory stars as the win
conditions. Watch out for your CPU opponents, though, as they can get the
required number of stars before you if they're lucky.
*A CPU opponent always tries to Tribute Summon a monster if they already have
the necessary tributes. This can backfire on him/her if they're unlucky with
the Duel Dice.
*If there's a space on a map you want to go to, set as many cards as you can
with the same number of levels needed to be able to move there. For example,
if you want to move 3 spaces, set as many cards with 3 levels. It's easier to
do later in a game when you'll likely have 4+ monsters with the same number of
levels in your hand.
*Use the Soul Shuffle to have a greater chance of rolling a Star Face.
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4. Characters
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This section lists all the playable characters in this game along with how to
unlock them and their Super Powers/Sample Hands.
Source1: CI254 and gold21
Source:
http://yugioh.wikia.com/wiki/Yu-Gi-Oh!_Destiny_Board_Traveler
Yugi Muto
---------
How to Unlock: Available from the start.
Super Power: Change of Heart - Has a chance of stealing one random monster on
the game board. Stars for monsters belonging to another player are transferred
from the original owner to Yugi.
Sample Hand: Rainbow Marine Mermaid, Nightmare Scorpion, Rare Fish, Shadow
Specter, Dark Magician, Dark Sage, Key Mace
Joey Wheeler
------------
How to Unlock: Available from the start.
Super Power: Re-Roll - Can re-roll the Summon Dice one time.
Sample Hand: Mechanical Spider, Swordsman of Landstar, Time Wizard, Armed
Ninja, Kagemusha of the Blue Flame, Hayabusa Knight, Steel Ogre Grotto #2
Seto Kaiba
----------
How to Unlock: Available from the start.
Super Power: Crush Virus - Can destroy all monsters with an ATK of 1500 or
higher in his opponents' hands.
Sample Hand: Dig Beak, Solitude, Invader from Another Dimension, Larvas,
Kagemusha of the Blue Flame, Hyozanryu, X-Head Cannon
Mokuba Kaiba
------------
How to Unlock: Available from the start.
Super Power: Confiscation - Can take one card from each of his opponents'
hands.
Sample Hand: Sinister Serpent x2, Laugh Flower x2, Serpent Marauder, Yado
Kara, Alinsection
Mai Valentine
-------------
How to Unlock: Available from the start.
Super Power: Aroma Tactics - Can identify all the monsters of the map she is
currently on.
Sample Hand: Kagemusha of the Blue Flame, Happy Lover, Shinato, Spirit of the
Winds, Sleeping Lion, Harpie's Brother, Punished Eagle
Maximillion Pegasus
-------------------
How to Unlock: Available from the start.
Super Power: Damage Reversal - Can reverse all Life Point damage aimed at him
during a duel back at his opponent.
Sample Hand: Lesser Dragon, Octoberser, Dream Clown, Flower Wolf, Griggle,
Great Dezard, Barox
Rebecca Hawkins
---------------
How to Unlock: Available from the start.
Super Power: Warp - Can teleport all players to random spaces on the map.
Sample Hand: St. Joan, Marine Beast, Key Mace, Guardian Aetos, Garnecia
Elefantis, Queen's Double, Performance of Sword
Dark Magician Girl
------------------
How to Unlock: Available from the start.
Super Power: Master's Help - Can summon Dark Magician, Dark Flare Knight, Dark
Paladin or Magician of Black Chaos in a duel.
Sample Hand: Lucky Trinket, Queen of Autumn Leaves, Witch's Apprentice, Spirit
of the Mountain, Phantom Dewan, Mystic Lamp, Dancing Elf
NOTE: After you unlock the following characters, they will be chosen randomly
as CPU opponents from then on.
Grandpa Muto
------------
How to Unlock: When you are at the Title Screen, press L, Right + B, Right, B,
R, Left, Down, and A.
Super Power: Rule Change - Can randomly increase or decrease the number of
stars needed to win.
Sample Hand: Genin, Seiyaryu, Larvae Moth, Thunder Nyan Nyan, Electric Snake
x2, Morinphen
Kaibaman
--------
How to Unlock: When you are at the Title Screen, press Down, B, Left, Right,
Right, R, Up + R, and A.
Super Power: Lose Turn - Can make his opponents lose their next turn.
Sample Hand: Shovel Crusher, Zarigun, Steel Scorpion, Hinotama Soul, Blast
Juggler, Perfect Machine King, Fairy Dragon
Yami Bakura
-----------
How to Unlock: When you are at the Title Screen, press the L, Down, Right, Left
+ B, R, Down, Down, and A.
Super Power: Absorption - Can absorb 1/8 of each of his opponents' Life Points.
Sample Hand: Vampire Lord, Mask of Darkness, Dokurorider, Zera The Mant, Bone
Mouse, Darkfire Soldier #1, Wicked Mirror
Yami Yugi
---------
How to Unlock: When you are at the Title Screen, press R, Left, B, Right, Up +
R, Right, Down, and A.
Super Power: Higher Chance - Can give him a higher chance of rolling a Star
Face.
Sample Hand: Jack's Knight, Dark Paladin, Morphing Jar #2, Curtain of the Dark
Ones, Kuriboh, Mystic Lamp, Penguin Soldier
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5. Maps
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This section lists all the board maps in this game along with how to unlock
them and their Special Zones.
Source1: Gotenks1215, etrok2003, JenaSu, marhawkman, DigiDan99, ppoi307, and
vaporen115
Source2:
http://yugioh.wikia.com/wiki/Yu-Gi-Oh!_Destiny_Board_Traveler
Above Tibet
-----------
How to Unlock: Win 1 game as Grandpa Muto.
Special Zone: The player loses all the cards in his/her hand and must draw 5
more.
Chicago
-------
How to Unlock: Win 1 game as Dark Magician Girl.
Special Zone: All cards on the board are shuffled and randomly placed face-down.
Desert
------
How to Unlock: Win 1 game as Mai Valentine.
Special Zone: A random monster from the sandy side of the board may be sent to
the Graveyard, causing the player to lose all the stars for that monster.
Domino Park
-----------
How to Unlock: Available from the start.
Special Zone: Receive 1,000 Life Points.
Domino Pier
-----------
How to Unlock: Win 1 game as Joey Wheeler.
Special Zone: Doom Meteor strikes a random player with random damage.
Graveyard
---------
How to Unlock: Win 1 game as Yami Bakura.
Special Zone: A fallen (disqualified) player is revived.
Inside the Puzzle
-----------------
How to Unlock: Win 1 game as Yami Yugi.
Special Zone: Warp to a random space on the board.
Kaiba Corporation
-----------------
How to Unlock: Win 1 game as Kaibaman.
Special Zone: The player watches the Kaibaman show, causing him/her to lose 1
turn.
Kaiba Land
----------
How to Unlock: Win 1 game as Mokuba Kaiba.
Special Zone: The player rolls two dice and applies the effect that matches
the number rolled as follows: 2) Opponents lose 3,000 Life Points. 3) Gain
three stars. 4) Nothing happens. 5) May take one stray monster on the board.
6) Lose 100 Life Points for each star you possess. 7) Same as 4. 8) Same as
6. 9) Draw 2 cards. 10) Lose 3/4 of your Life Points. 11) Same as 4. 12) Gain
ten stars.
Outer Space
-----------
How to Unlock: Win 1 game as Seto Kaiba.
Special Zone: Players recieve oxygen for the next 5 turns. If their oxygen
is not replenished within 5 turns, they will lose 1,000 Life Points per turn
until they do.
Mayan Ruins
-----------
How to Unlock: Win 1 game as Rebecca Hawkins.
Special Zone: The player offers a tribute to break a curse.
Toon World
----------
How to Unlock: Win 1 game as Maximillion Pegasus.
Special Zone: All star totals are raised to match that of the leader.
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6. Frequently Asked Questions
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Q: Are the Egyptian God Cards in this game?
A: Yes. Check the link further down for info.
Q: What promotional cards were given with this game?
A: Emes the Infinity, D.D. Assailant, and Twinheaded Beast.
Q: I won a game as [name of character], but I didn't get [name of map]. Why?
A: Only 8 new maps can be unlocked per save file.
Q: How can I play a game with friends?
A: At the Title Screen, press Select 1-3 times and Start once to choose between
2-4 players. However, everyone must each have a copy of the game, otherwise
you won't be able to do this.
Q: How do I erase saved data and see the credits?
A: At the Title Screen, press Select 4 times and Start once to access Options.
Choose 'Credits' to see the game's credits and 'Erase saved data' to erase
data.
Q: When does Destiny Board Traveler save data?
A: Data is saved automatically when you unlock new characters, maps and LM
types. Unlike Mario Party and Sonic Shuffle, data can't be saved at the
beginning of each turn, so you must be prepared to play a game for hours in
order to try and win it.
Q: How do I speed the game up?
A: Holding B will make the game twice as fast until you let go.
Q: Are there anime-only cards in this game?
A: Yes. The following anime original cards from the Waking the Dragons story
arc are in this game:
*Orichalcos Kyutora
*Backup Gardna
*Active Guard
*Advanced Shield
*Big Bang Blow
*Black Hole Shield
*Burning Knuckle
*Buster Knuckle
*Buster Pyle
*Double Cloth Armor
*Jet Gauntlet
*Over Boost
*Psychic Armor Head
Q: How many cards are in this game?
A: 800. Source:
http://yugioh.wikia.com/wiki/List_of_Yu-Gi-Oh!_Destiny_Board_Traveler_cards
Q: Why does the text of Fusion/Effect/Ritual Monsters describe their real-life
card descriptions if this game doesn't use the OCG/TCG rules?
A: I dunno. Maybe they just didn't make it into the final version of the game
or Konami couldn't be bothered writing specific text for this game. Oddly
enough, monster abilities are briefly mentioned in page 34 of the game's
instruction manual.
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7. Credits
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- Thanks to me for writing this FAQ.
- Thanks to you for reading this FAQ.
- Thanks to Konami for developing and publishing this game. Terrible game
overall, but I still enjoyed it a bit. This FAQ would have never existed
otherwise and I liked writing for the game anyway.
- Thanks to GameFAQs for hosting this FAQ.
- Thanks to the game's instruction manual for helping me to understand the game,
though it could've been more helpful.
- Thanks to CI254 and gold21 for info on the unlockable characters codes.
- Thanks to Gotenks1215 and etrok2003 for info on the unlockable maps/LM
types.
- Thanks to JenaSu and marhawkman for info on the unlockable maps/LM types.
- Thanks to DigiDan99, ppoi307, and vaporen115 for info on the unlockable
maps/LM types.
- Thanks to Fazwaz for the question about the 2-4 Player Mode.
- Thanks to www.network-science.de/ascii for the ASCII art at the top of this
FAQ.
- Thanks to
http://yugioh.wikia.com/wiki/Yu-Gi-Oh!_Destiny_Board_Traveler for
information regarding the Game Overview, Appendices and anime-only cards.
- Thanks to yugioh.wikia.com for telling me how many cards are in this game.
Source:
http://yugioh.wikia.com/wiki/List_of_Yu-Gi-Oh!_Destiny_Board_Traveler_cards
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8. Contact Information
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If you have any questions, comments or corrections regarding my guide, I can
be contacted by posting a topic on the GameFAQs message board of this game
(I prefer not using an e-mail address). Contributions to this guide are
appreciated.
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9. Copyright Information
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