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* This card is based in the ''Dungeons & Dragons RPG'' evil god '''Vecna'''.
 
* This card is based in the ''Dungeons & Dragons RPG'' evil god '''Vecna'''.
*This card’s Japanese name translates to "'''Death King Lich Lord.'''" The Japanese names of this card, [[Prometheus, King of the Shadows]] and [[Diabolos, King of the Abyss]] each correspond to the Japanese name of one of the three '''Deck Destruction Virus''' cards; in this case, [[Crush Card Virus]]. All six cards are present in [[Structure Deck 12: Curse of Darkness]].
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* This card is based on a [[wikipedia:Lich|Lich]], an undead wizard or dark priest who has undergone an abominous black ritual to gain necromantic powers. It is known for having its soul sealed in a magic item (such as a ring or amulet) which allows it to return if killed (which can be seen with its effect of surviving its death and reforming later).
*The name might reference to "Lynching" which was a cruel act applied in the Civil War
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* This card’s Japanese name translates to "'''Death King Lich Lord'''". The Japanese name of this card corresponds to the Japanese name of one of the "[[Virus]]" [[Trap]]s: "[[Crush Card Virus]]".
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* This card has two [[counterpart]]s, "[[Fushioh Richie]]" and "[[Number 48: Shadow Lich]]", both of which are also based on a Lich.

Latest revision as of 14:55, 14 April 2023

  • This card is based in the Dungeons & Dragons RPG evil god Vecna.
  • This card is based on a Lich, an undead wizard or dark priest who has undergone an abominous black ritual to gain necromantic powers. It is known for having its soul sealed in a magic item (such as a ring or amulet) which allows it to return if killed (which can be seen with its effect of surviving its death and reforming later).
  • This card’s Japanese name translates to "Death King Lich Lord". The Japanese name of this card corresponds to the Japanese name of one of the "Virus" Traps: "Crush Card Virus".
  • This card has two counterparts, "Fushioh Richie" and "Number 48: Shadow Lich", both of which are also based on a Lich.