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Scarab
The Reign of Jafar 83 • common
- Set
- The Reign of Jafar
- Number
- 83
- Rarity
- Common
- Ink
- Amethyst
- Card type
- Item
- Ink cost
- 2
- Inkable
- No
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Where it came from
The Scarab item card, numbered 83 in The Reign of Jafar set, was released as part of the expansion for the Disney's Aladdin Trading Card Game. Designed to integrate directly with the mechanics of the base set, the card represents the mystical artifact from the franchise's lore. It was crafted to provide players with a functional item card that mirrors the narrative significance of the object within the Sultan's palace storylines.
The visual design of the card utilizes animation cels or promotional artwork standard for the era's tie-in card games, focusing on clear iconography to ensure ease of identification during gameplay. As a common rarity card, it was produced in higher quantities to ensure accessibility for players building their decks. While not a centerpiece for high-end collectors, it remains a nostalgic touchpoint for those who engaged with the competitive play environment of the mid-1990s.
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