Ruins of the Divine Dragon Lords

Ruins of the Divine Dragon Lords

Continuous Spell SPELL #69868555

Ruins of the Divine Dragon Lords is a Continuous Spell, first released in 2016 in Structure Deck: Rise of the True Dragons. It has 2 printings across 2 sets (Super Rare, Common). The cheapest copy is SDRR-EN029 Common at $0.17; the most valuable is SR02-EN024 Super Rare at $0.32. In the TCG it is currently unlimited (3 copies).

Market price · TCGPlayer

Updated Oct 1, 2026

$0.17 – $0.32

2 printings priced

Type

Continuous

If a monster(s) is Special Summoned, except from the Graveyard, while you control a Level 7 or 8 Dragon-Type monster: That face-up Special Summoned monster(s) has its effects negated until the end of this turn (even if this card leaves the field). Once per turn: You can send 1 other face-up card you control to the Graveyard; Special Summon 1 "Dragon Lord Token" (Dragon-Type/LIGHT/Level 1/ATK 0/DEF 0). If this card is in your Graveyard: You can send 1 Level 7 or 8 Dragon-Type monster from your hand or face-up from your field to the Graveyard; add this card to your hand.

Printings (2)

Ruins of the Divine Dragon Lords: FAQ

How much is Ruins of the Divine Dragon Lords worth?+

Ruins of the Divine Dragon Lords currently sells for $0.17 – $0.32 on TCGPlayer, from $0.17 for SDRR-EN029 up to $0.32 for SR02-EN024. 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 Ruins of the Divine Dragon Lords printed in?+

Ruins of the Divine Dragon Lords appears in 2 sets: Structure Deck: Rise of the True Dragons, Structure Deck: Rokket Revolt.

Is Ruins of the Divine Dragon Lords legal in tournaments?+

On the current TCG Forbidden & Limited List, Ruins of the Divine Dragon Lords is unlimited (3 copies).

What is the passcode of Ruins of the Divine Dragon Lords?+

The 8-digit passcode printed on Ruins of the Divine Dragon Lords is 69868555.

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