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Raigeki Break
Dark Revelation Volume 1 DR1-EN044 • common
- Set
- Dark Revelation Volume 1
- Printing code
- DR1-EN044
- Rarity
- Common
- Card type
- Trap
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Where it came from
Raigeki Break was first introduced to the Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game in the 2004 set Magician's Force. The card was designed as a versatile disruption tool, allowing players to destroy any card on the field at the cost of discarding one card from their hand. This mechanic offered a strategic trade-off, enabling players to remove problematic spells, traps, or monsters while simultaneously putting specific cards into the graveyard to trigger secondary effects.
The Dark Revelation Volume 1 release, which hit shelves in 2005, served as a comprehensive reprint set designed to provide players with easier access to popular cards from the early eras of the game. As a common rarity card within this set, Raigeki Break became a staple in many competitive and casual deck builds. Its longevity is credited to its simple but effective design, which has remained relevant through shifting game metas due to its ability to interact with almost any board state.
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