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Ring of Destruction
Battle Pack: Epic Dawn BP01-EN050 • rare
- Set
- Battle Pack: Epic Dawn
- Printing code
- BP01-EN050
- Rarity
- Rare
- Card type
- Trap
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Where it came from
Ring of Destruction was originally released in the early years of the Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game, designed by Konami as a high-impact trap card capable of dealing direct damage to both players. The card became infamous within the competitive community for its ability to clear the board and end games abruptly, leading to a long history of restrictive status on the Forbidden and Limited lists due to its overwhelming power in high-level play.
The version from Battle Pack: Epic Dawn, identified as BP01-EN050, was introduced as part of a specialized set designed for the draft format. This printing re-imagined the card's accessibility within a closed tournament environment, featuring a distinct matte finish and the classic tactical art that captures the card's explosive utility. Its inclusion in Epic Dawn reflected Konami's intent to bring iconic, legacy-defining cards back into the hands of players in a balanced, limited-play context.
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