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Nobleman of Crossout
Speed Duel: Streets of Battle City SBC1-ENF15 • common
- Set
- Speed Duel: Streets of Battle City
- Printing code
- SBC1-ENF15
- Rarity
- Common
- Card type
- Spell
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Where it came from
Nobleman of Crossout was first introduced to the Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game in the Pharaoh's Servant expansion in 2002. Designed as a strategic utility card, its primary function is to destroy a face-down monster and banish all copies of that card from the opponent's deck, serving as a tactical counter to popular flip-effect monsters and defensive playstyles that dominated the early competitive landscape.
The card's design features iconic artwork reflecting the dark, fantasy-inspired aesthetic characteristic of the game's early sets. While it originated as a high-impact tactical staple, the version included in Speed Duel: Streets of Battle City, numbered SBC1-ENF15, adapts the classic spell for the streamlined Speed Duel format. As a common rarity reprint, this version serves to provide players with accessible, reliable removal options within the specific constraints of the Streets of Battle City product line.
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