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Seven Tools of the Bandit
Starter Deck: Pegasus SDP-045 • common
- Set
- Starter Deck: Pegasus
- Printing code
- SDP-045
- Rarity
- Common
- Card type
- Trap
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Where it came from
Seven Tools of the Bandit was introduced to the Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game in 2002 as part of the Starter Deck: Pegasus. Designed to emulate the strategic complexity of the original Japanese version, this card serves as a counter-trap that allows a player to negate a trap card by paying 1000 life points. Its thematic design reflects the high-stakes, cinematic dueling style popularized by the character Maximillion Pegasus in the anime series.
The artwork depicts a set of metallic implements, reinforcing the card's function as a mechanical disruption to an opponent's trap. As a common rarity card in its debut deck, it became a staple utility piece for players looking for cost-effective ways to disrupt backrow strategies. Over the years, while more specialized counter-traps have been released, its legacy remains tied to the foundational meta of the early competitive scene.
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