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Chain Summoning, Phantom Darkness PTDN-EN057, common

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Yu-Gi-Oh!

Chain Summoning

Phantom Darkness PTDN-EN057 • common

Set
Phantom Darkness
Printing code
PTDN-EN057
Rarity
Common
Card type
Spell
38,297cards in the catalog
1other printing of this card
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Chain Summoning was introduced in the 2008 set Phantom Darkness, a release that significantly impacted the Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game by introducing the Dark attribute focus and the powerful Dark Armed Dragon engine. The card belongs to a cycle of support cards designed to reward players for building complex chains, reflecting the game's mechanics that favor strategic interaction during a single phase.

The card was designed by the Konami R&D team to facilitate rapid field presence for players who could execute a chain of three or more effects. While it saw limited competitive play compared to more splashable generic spells of the era, its existence remains a notable example of the game's attempt to incentivize specific, high-skill combo sequences within the tactical structure of the TCG.

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