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Iron Draw
Battles of Legend: Chapter 1 BLC1-EN111 • common
- Set
- Battles of Legend: Chapter 1
- Printing code
- BLC1-EN111
- Rarity
- Common
- Card type
- Spell
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Where it came from
Iron Draw was originally released in the 2018 core set Cybernetic Horizon. It was designed as a thematic support card for machine-type decks, specifically those utilizing monsters with high attack values like the Cyber Dragon archetype. The card serves as a specialized draw engine, allowing players to discard a machine monster to draw two cards, provided they control a machine monster with 2000 or more attack points.
The card was later reprinted in the 2024 collection Battles of Legend: Chapter 1. This set was curated to provide players with easier access to previously sought-after cards from various historical expansions, repackaging them alongside commemorative dice and board game components. As a common rarity card in this release, it represents the functional utility often found in mid-tier support cards intended to stabilize deck consistency for competitive play.
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