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Assault Counter
Crimson Crisis CRMS-EN075 • common
- Set
- Crimson Crisis
- Printing code
- CRMS-EN075
- Rarity
- Common
- Card type
- Trap
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Where it came from
Assault Counter was introduced in the Crimson Crisis booster set, released in early 2009. The card was designed to support the Assault Mode archetype, a specialized engine centered around upgrading high-level synchro monsters into their more powerful Assault Mode variants. By placing counters on the field, the trap serves as a utility card meant to enable specific monster effects and interact with the mechanics of the Assault Mode strategy.
The card features the signature mechanical and aggressive aesthetic common to the Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's era of set design. As a common rarity card, it was produced as an accessible component for players building decks around the Stardust Dragon or Red Dragon Archfiend upgrade paths. While it did not become a competitive staple, it remains a recognized piece of the game's mid-era history, representing the specific synergy requirements of the 2009 competitive landscape.
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