The 2005 Yu-Gi-Oh! Common Spell Card 'A Deal with Dark Ruler' (DR1-EN192) from the Dark Revelation Volume 1 set.
2005 • Yu-Gi-Oh! • Dark Revelation Volume 1
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A Deal with Dark Ruler
Game
Yu-Gi-Oh!
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Common
Card Stock
English
Quick-Play
Archfiend
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(This card is always treated as an "Archfiend" card.) If a Level 8 or higher monster under your control was sent to the Graveyard this turn: Special Summon 1 "Berserk Dragon" from your hand or Deck.
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Yes, A Deal with Dark Ruler is a Spell Card that supports the Archfiend archetype. It is a Quick-Play Spell, meaning it can be activated during either player's turn if set on the field the previous turn.
This card is from the Dark Revelation Volume 1 set, released in 2005. It carries the card number DR1-EN192 and is classified as a Common rarity card within the Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG.
As part of the early Dark Revelation series, this card represents a significant era in Yu-Gi-Oh! history. Collectors often seek out Common cards from this period to complete full set collections or to support specific Archfiend-themed deck builds.
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