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Imperial Order
OTS Tournament Pack 9 OP09-EN023 • common
- Set
- OTS Tournament Pack 9
- Printing code
- OP09-EN023
- Rarity
- Common
- Card type
- Trap
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Imperial Order was originally released in the 2002 Pharaoh's Servant expansion, serving as a powerful floodgate trap that negates all spell cards on the field at the cost of life points during each standby phase. The card was designed to force a shift in strategic focus away from spell-reliant decks, though its high disruptive capability frequently led to it being restricted or banned in official competitive play for many years.
The OTS Tournament Pack 9 iteration, released in 2019, represents a standard tournament-legal reprint provided exclusively to participating hobby stores. While the design and mechanics remain identical to the classic version, the Common rarity print serves as an accessible functional piece for players participating in the Organized Play circuit, maintaining the card's original aesthetic and oppressive tactical role within the Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game.
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