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Imperial Order
Dark Beginning 1 DB1-EN086 • ultra-rare
- Set
- Dark Beginning 1
- Printing code
- DB1-EN086
- Rarity
- Ultra rare
- Card type
- Trap
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Where it came from
Imperial Order was originally released in the Pharaoh's Servant expansion in 2002. As a powerful continuous trap card that negates all spell cards on the field, it quickly became a staple of high-level competitive play, forcing players to carefully manage their resource usage. Its design reflects the early Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG philosophy of high-impact, game-altering trap cards that could completely shift the tempo of a duel.
The card was included in the 2004 Dark Beginning 1 set, which served as a reprint collection intended to make iconic cards from the early sets more accessible to a new generation of players. The artwork, featuring a stern, armored figure amidst a swirling magical vortex, captures the authoritarian essence of the card's effect. Within the community, the card is remembered for its long history of being restricted or banned due to the overwhelming control it exerts over the board state.
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