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Forbidden Chalice
Battle Pack 3: Monster League BP03-EN164 • common
- Set
- Battle Pack 3: Monster League
- Printing code
- BP03-EN164
- Rarity
- Common
- Card type
- Spell
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Where it came from
Forbidden Chalice was first introduced to the Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game in 2009 as part of the Raging Battle set. It was designed as a versatile Quick-Play Spell card, allowing players to boost a monster's attack while simultaneously negating its effect. This dual-purpose mechanic made it a staple in competitive play for years, serving as both an offensive tool and a disruptive measure against opponent monsters with problematic passive effects.
The version included in Battle Pack 3: Monster League, released in 2014, was part of a set specifically curated for draft-style play. As a common rarity inclusion, it provided players with a reliable utility card that helped balance the unpredictable nature of the Monster League format. The artwork depicts a glowing, ethereal goblet, consistent with the 'Forbidden' series of spell and trap cards which often feature artifacts that offer powerful boons at a strategic cost.
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