Last Turn

Last Turn was released in 2003 as part of the Legacy of Darkness expansion set for the Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game. The card served as a high-stakes trap designed to reset the board state, reflecting the dramatic and often unpredictable mechanics favored by the game's designers during the early North American release phase. It was intended to offer a player in a losing position a singular, desperate chance to force a draw or secure a victory through a direct duel between two monsters.

The card's design features an aggressive, high-risk visual style typical of the early ultra-rare holofoil treatments found in the Legacy of Darkness set. Upon its release, it became controversial due to its potential to create loops and stalling scenarios, leading to its eventual restriction and prohibition in tournament play. Players often regard it as a quintessential example of the volatile game design that defined the early era of the trading card game.