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Chain Destruction
Pharaoh's Servant PSV-E006 • ultra-rare
- Set
- Pharaoh's Servant
- Printing code
- PSV-E006
- Rarity
- Ultra rare
- Card type
- Trap
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Where it came from
Chain Destruction was introduced in the Pharaoh's Servant booster set, released in the early 2000s as part of the initial expansion of the Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game in Western territories. Designed to disrupt aggressive playstyles, the card allows players to destroy all copies of a monster with low attack power as soon as one is summoned, reflecting the game's shift toward more tactical, control-oriented strategies during the competitive meta of that era.
The card's artwork features a stylized, aggressive mechanical design typical of the period's Konami aesthetic, intended to convey the destructive, chain-reaction nature of its effect. Upon its release, it was highly sought after by collectors and competitive players alike, primarily due to its status as an Ultra Rare pull. Its utility in countering common swarm tactics ensured it remained a notable fixture in deck building for years, solidifying its place as a classic trap card within the original game lineage.
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