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Summon Limit
Light of Destruction LODT-EN079 • common
- Set
- Light of Destruction
- Printing code
- LODT-EN079
- Rarity
- Common
- Card type
- Trap
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Where it came from
Summon Limit was first introduced in the Light of Destruction booster set, released in 2008. The card was designed to curb the increasingly rapid pace of special summoning that defined the Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game during the Synchro Era. By restricting each player to only two summons per turn, it served as a reactive tool for players looking to slow down combo-heavy strategies and regain control of the board.
The card features artwork consistent with the thematic tone of the Light of Destruction set, which heavily highlighted the Lightsworn archetype and apocalyptic imagery. While it remained a common rarity, its design was lauded by competitive players for its utility as a powerful anti-meta floodgate trap. Over the years, it has become a staple in side decks, frequently reappearing in tournament play whenever special summon-reliant decks dominate the competitive landscape.
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