If a player declines, or was disconnected, they can renew them again at any later point. When a Partner Deck's Rental Points run out after a player wins, loses (including surrenders), or ties a Duel/Match, that player is immediately offered the option of renewing those Rental Points to their default maximum. When a Partner's Rental Points are used up, the player cannot use its Partner Deck until they refill its Rental Points. Normal Partners start with 3 Rental Points, Rare Partners with 4 Rental Points, Super Rare Partners with 5 Rental Points, and Legend Rare Partners with 6 Rental Points. The number of Rental Points a Partner initially has is determined by its Rarity. using them in other Decks, or attempting to convert them into DP).Įach time a player Duels with a Partner Deck, this will use up 1 Rental Point for that Deck, even if either player gets disconnected or surrenders. However, because players do not actually "own" the cards that the Partner Decks contain, they can neither modify the Partner Deck's contents nor use any of that Deck's cards for other purposes (i.e. Players can only set 1 Partner as their Leader at any given time.īy "renting" a Partner Deck for a Duel/Match, a player is allowed to use the entirety of that Deck ( Main Deck, Extra Deck, and Side Deck combined) for that specific Duel/Match.
Players can also set any of their Partners as their Leader, which serves as the player's avatar image in-game and represents the player in the Virtual Arena. Whenever a player acquires a new Partner, they permanently gain the ability to rent its Partner Deck. Partners consist of a mixture of monsters and characters, with each Partner having a unique Partner Deck. In Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Arena, the game offers Partners as a way of accommodating new players who lack the skills and/or cards to build viable Decks, as well as offering these Partners as a form of personal customization.
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