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Trias Hierarchia (ETCO-EN032) is a Level 9 LIGHT Fairy Effect Monster from the 2020 Eternity Code set, designed for strategic Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG gameplay.

Trias Hierarchia

2020 • Yu-Gi-Oh! • Eternity Code

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Trias Hierarchia (ETCO-EN032) is a Level 9 LIGHT Fairy Effect Monster released as part of the Eternity Code set in 2020. As a Common rarity card within the Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game, it serves as a foundational piece for players constructing Fairy-themed archetypes. The card’s high Level makes it a powerful resource for advanced gameplay strategies, particularly for collectors focusing on the Eternity Code expansion. Collectors and players alike appreciate Trias Hierarchia for its role in enabling high-level plays. In the context of the Eternity Code set, this card represents the intricate monster designs and mechanical depth that define the series. While it does not carry a special foil treatment, its status as a Common card ensures it remains accessible for those building competitive or casual decks. The ETCO-EN032 designation helps enthusiasts quickly identify this print within the broader catalog of Yu-Gi-Oh! Products. For investors and hobbyists, Trias Hierarchia offers a tangible connection to the 2020 era of Yu-Gi-Oh! Lore and mechanics. It is an essential component for anyone looking to complete the basic monster roster of the Eternity Code set. Whether you are assembling a personal collection or preparing for a game night, this card provides the necessary utility for Fairy monsters.

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Catalog Profile

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Year

2020

Series

Eternity Code

Card Number

#ETCO-EN032

Featured Subject

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Game

Yu-Gi-Oh!

TCG Attributes

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Rarity

Common

Material

Card Stock

Language

English

Attribute

Light

Monster type

Fairy

Level

9

ATK / DEF

1900 / 2900

Card Text

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During the Main Phase, if this card is in your hand or GY (Quick Effect): You can Tribute up to 3 Fairy monsters; Special Summon this card (but banish it when it leaves the field), then, you can apply the following effect(s) in sequence, depending on the number of Tributed monsters. ● 2+: Destroy 1 card your opponent controls. ● 3: Draw 2 cards. You can only use this effect of "Trias Hierarchia" once per turn.

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What type of monster is Trias Hierarchia?

Trias Hierarchia is a Level 9 LIGHT Fairy Effect Monster in the Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG. Its high Level makes it suitable for advanced summoning strategies and deck building.

What set is Trias Hierarchia from?

This card is part of the Eternity Code set, released in 2020. It carries the set code ETCO and the card number EN032.

Is Trias Hierarchia a rare card?

Trias Hierarchia is printed as a Common rarity card. While not rare, it is a key component for Fairy-themed decks and set completionists.

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