Owen Dreadnought, card number BT21-081 from the Digimon Card Game BOOSTER WORLD CONVERGENCE set, is a Red Tamer card featuring the LIBERATOR type.
2025 • Digimon • BOOSTER WORLD CONVERGENCE
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Owen Dreadnought is a Tamer card in the Digimon Card Game, identified by card number BT21-081. This card appears in the BOOSTER WORLD CONVERGENCE set, released in the 2025 catalog year. It is classified with a Rare rarity and features artwork by Tsunemi Aosa. The card utilizes the Red color and carries the LIBERATOR type designation within the game.
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Featured
Owen Dreadnought
Game
Digimon
Rarity, print treatment, and game-specific stats for this card.
Rare
Tsunemi Aosa
Card Stock
English
Tamer
Red
3
LIBERATOR
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[Start of Your Main Phase] If your opponent has a Digimon, gain 1 memory. [End of Your Turn] By suspending this Tamer, 1 of your Digimon with the [Reptile] or [Dragonkin] trait gains ＜Piercing＞ for the turn. Then, that Digimon attacks. [Security] Play this card without paying the cost.
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Owen Dreadnought is a Tamer card in the Digimon Card Game. It is classified with the LIBERATOR type and uses the Red color.
Card number BT21-081 is part of the BOOSTER WORLD CONVERGENCE set for the Digimon Card Game.
Owen Dreadnought (BT21-081) has a Rare rarity classification within the BOOSTER WORLD CONVERGENCE set.
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