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Pyro Clock of Destiny
Pharaonic Guardian PGD-050 • common
- Set
- Pharaonic Guardian
- Printing code
- PGD-050
- Rarity
- Common
- Card type
- Trap
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Where it came from
The Pyro Clock of Destiny was introduced in the 2003 Pharaonic Guardian booster set, a pivotal expansion in the early Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game era that introduced the Gravekeeper's archetype and several essential support cards. Designed for the game's evolving mechanics, the card was intended to manipulate the turn-based nature of card interactions, specifically those tied to specific turn counts or 'pendulum' style effects prevalent in the early meta.
The card's design features the signature aesthetic of the Konami art team during the game's formative years, utilizing a mystical, clockwork motif to visually represent its function of advancing the game state. While it remains a common rarity card and is generally considered a niche piece for competitive play, it has maintained a consistent presence in the broader library of foundational trap cards, often appreciated by collectors for its distinct, evocative mechanical illustration.
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