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Walls of the Imperial Tomb
Phantom Nightmare PHNI-EN065 • super-rare
- Set
- Phantom Nightmare
- Printing code
- PHNI-EN065
- Rarity
- Super rare
- Card type
- Spell
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Where it came from
Walls of the Imperial Tomb was released as part of the Phantom Nightmare core booster set in early 2024. As a continuous spell card, it was introduced to provide support for the 'Centur-Ion' archetype, a theme centered around themes of mechanical knights and eternal vigilance that debuted in the previous year. The design reflects the visual language of that archetype, emphasizing a grand, fortress-like aesthetic that complements the theme's defensive and board-controlling playstyle.
The card was designed to stabilize the Centur-Ion strategy by facilitating the placement of monsters into the Spell & Trap zone, a unique mechanic defining the archetype. Illustratively, it leans into the high-fantasy industrial motif common to the series. Upon release, it was received as a functional, albeit niche, utility piece for players dedicated to the archetype, appearing as a super-rare pull that balances the set's distribution of higher-rarity chase cards.
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