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The Yu-Gi-Oh! Dark Beginning 1 Grand Tiki Elder card (DB1-EN213). This 2004 Normal Monster Fiend card is a foundational piece for collectors of the Dark Beginning 1 set.

Grand Tiki Elder

2004 • Yu-Gi-Oh! • Dark Beginning 1

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The Grand Tiki Elder card, identified by the set code DB1-EN213, is a staple from the 2004 Yu-Gi-Oh! Dark Beginning 1 release. As a Normal Monster, this Fiend-type card offers a straightforward yet essential element for players building decks within the Dark Attribute category. Its Level 4 classification places it in a versatile bracket for summoning strategies, making it a recognizable fixture in the early days of the Trading Card Game. Collectors of the Dark Beginning 1 expansion often seek out complete sets, and this card serves as a key component for those assembling the full DB1 roster. The common rarity ensures it remains an accessible entry point for new hobbyists while retaining historical significance for veteran players who appreciate the foundational mechanics of the game. The card’s design and text box reflect the aesthetic and ruleset conventions established during the 2004 era, capturing the essence of Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG during its formative years. Whether you are completing the Dark Beginning 1 subset or simply acquiring notable Fiend-type monsters, this card represents a tangible piece of Yu-Gi-Oh! History. Its status as a Normal Monster means it lacks continuous effects, relying instead on its base stats and type for gameplay utility, which appeals to collectors who value the simplicity and clarity of early card designs. For investors and hobbyists alike, cards from the 2004 Dark Beginning 1 set hold a unique place in the TCG landscape. The Grand Tiki Elder, with its clear Fiend classification and DARK attribute, stands as a testament to the diverse monster types introduced in this expansion.

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Card Details

The catalog profile below summarizes the card identity, featured subject, and notable collectible traits.

Catalog Profile

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Year

2004

Series

Dark Beginning 1

Card Number

#DB1-EN213

Featured Subject

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Game

Yu-Gi-Oh!

TCG Attributes

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Rarity

Common

Material

Card Stock

Language

English

Attribute

Dark

Monster type

Fiend

Level

4

ATK / DEF

1500 / 800

Archetype

Mask

Card Text

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A masked monster that wields the most deadly of curses.

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FAQ

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What set is the Grand Tiki Elder card from?

The Grand Tiki Elder is part of the Yu-Gi-Oh! Dark Beginning 1 set, released in 2004. Its card number within this set is DB1-EN213.

What type of monster is Grand Tiki Elder?

Grand Tiki Elder is a Normal Monster with a Fiend monster type and a DARK attribute. It is classified as a Level 4 monster in the Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game.

Is Grand Tiki Elder a rare card?

In the Dark Beginning 1 set, the Grand Tiki Elder is printed with a common rarity. This makes it widely available for collectors building complete sets of the 2004 release.

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