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Ring of Destruction
Duelist Pack: Kaiba DPKB-EN036 • ultimate-rare
- Set
- Duelist Pack: Kaiba
- Printing code
- DPKB-EN036
- Rarity
- Ultimate rare
- Card type
- Trap
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Where it came from
Ring of Destruction was originally introduced to the Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game in the Pharaoh's Servant expansion in 2002. It quickly gained notoriety as a powerful staple card due to its ability to destroy a face-up monster and inflict damage to both players equal to that monster's attack points, effectively acting as both removal and a potential game-ender. Its mechanics eventually necessitated a place on the Forbidden & Limited list for several years to maintain competitive balance.
The Duelist Pack: Kaiba set, released in 2006, aimed to provide players with iconic cards associated with the character Seto Kaiba. The inclusion of Ring of Destruction in this set offered fans a chance to obtain the card in the Ultimate Rare rarity, a treatment characterized by a textured, etched foil finish. This specific printing is highly regarded by collectors for its aesthetic appeal and its connection to one of the most recognizable figures in the franchise's history.
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