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Imperial Order
Structure Deck: Rokket Revolt SDRR-EN040 • common
- Set
- Structure Deck: Rokket Revolt
- Printing code
- SDRR-EN040
- Rarity
- Common
- Card type
- Trap
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Where it came from
Imperial Order was originally introduced in the early years of the Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game, serving as a powerful continuous trap card designed to disrupt spell-heavy strategies by negating all spell effects on the field. Its presence in the game has been historically volatile, leading to frequent bans and status changes on the official forbidden and limited list due to its ability to create a dominant defensive lock when active.
The card was included in the 2019 Structure Deck: Rokket Revolt as a common reprint, making a highly impactful legacy card more accessible to players. While the Rokket Revolt deck itself centers on the Cyberse and Dragon-type synergy of the Rokket archetype, the inclusion of Imperial Order serves as a strategic inclusion, reflecting the card's enduring reputation as a staple of competitive play during periods where its use was permitted.
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