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Lord of D.
Speed Duel Tournament Pack 1 STP1-EN005 • super-rare
- Set
- Speed Duel Tournament Pack 1
- Printing code
- STP1-EN005
- Rarity
- Super rare
- Card type
- Effect monster
- Attribute
- Dark
- Level / Rank
- 4
- ATK
- 1200
- DEF
- 1100
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Where it came from
Lord of D. was originally introduced in the early years of the Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game, designed to provide essential support for Dragon-type decks by negating targeting effects on Dragons. The card features an illustration of a caped, armored figure and was crafted to synergize specifically with the Flute of Summoning Dragon spell card, creating a thematic pairing that reflected the high-fantasy aesthetic popularized by the anime and manga series.
The Speed Duel Tournament Pack 1 release, where this specific iteration (STP1-EN005) originated, was part of Konami’s effort to revitalize classic cards for a streamlined, faster-paced format. By reprinting iconic monsters from the early sets in a super-rare holographic finish, the developers aimed to give legacy players a nostalgic yet functional piece for competitive play. It remains a recognizable staple of the game's foundational era.
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