Dark Contract with the Different Dimension

Dark Contract with the Different Dimension

Continuous Trap TRAP Dark Contract #54936778

Dark Contract with the Different Dimension is a Continuous Trap in the Dark Contract archetype, first released in 2025 in Doom of Dimensions. It has 1 printing across 1 set (Common). DOOD-EN073 Common sells for about $0.06. In the TCG it is currently unlimited (3 copies).

Market price · TCGPlayer

Updated Oct 1, 2026

$0.06

Type

Continuous

Once per turn, during your Standby Phase: Take 1000 damage. You can only use each of the following effects of "Dark Contract with the Different Dimension" once per turn. You can shuffle 2 "Dark Contract" cards from your GY into the Deck, then target 1 card in your opponent's field or GY; banish it. If this card is destroyed: You can gain 500 LP, then if it was destroyed by an opponent's card effect, gain another 500 LP.

Appears in 1 expansion

Printings (1)

expansionCodeRarityPriceBuy
Doom of DimensionsDOOD-EN073Common$0.06

Dark Contract with the Different Dimension: FAQ

How much is Dark Contract with the Different Dimension worth?+

Dark Contract with the Different Dimension currently sells for $0.06 on TCGPlayer. The exact value depends on the printing, rarity, edition and condition — scan the card with YuScan to see the price of your copy.

Which sets was Dark Contract with the Different Dimension printed in?+

Dark Contract with the Different Dimension appears in 1 set: Doom of Dimensions.

Is Dark Contract with the Different Dimension legal in tournaments?+

On the current TCG Forbidden & Limited List, Dark Contract with the Different Dimension is unlimited (3 copies).

What is the passcode of Dark Contract with the Different Dimension?+

The 8-digit passcode printed on Dark Contract with the Different Dimension is 54936778.

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