The Hand that Pulls the Strings is a Flesh and Blood trading card game card. It is an Arakni Mentor with 4 defense. This card is part of the Arakni Blitz Deck (ARK) set, identified by the code ARK and card number ARK007. It holds Majestic rarity and is a Parallel variation with Full Art. The artwork is by Pavel Rtishchev (Klaher).
2025 • Flesh and Blood • Arakni Blitz Deck (ARK) • Full Art
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The Hand that Pulls the Strings is a Flesh and Blood trading card game card. It is an Arakni Mentor with 4 defense. This card is part of the Arakni Blitz Deck (ARK) set, identified by the code ARK and card number ARK007. It holds Majestic rarity and is a Parallel variation with Full Art. The artwork is by Pavel Rtishchev (Klaher).
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The core identity of the card within the set.
Year
2025
Brand
Flesh and Blood
Series
Arakni Blitz Deck (ARK)
Subset Type
Parallel
Variation
Full Art
Card Number
#ARK007
The subject, team, league, and sport context tied to this card.
Featured
The Hand that Pulls the Strings
Game
Flesh and Blood
Rarity, print treatment, and game-specific stats for this card.
Majestic
Pavel Rtishchev (Klaher)
Card Stock
English
Arakni Mentor
4
Abilities, attacks, oracle text, and flavor text printed on the card.
Once per Turn Attack Reaction - 0; Turn this face-up. Activate this only while this is face-down in your arsenal. While this is face-up in arsenal, your first attack with contract each turn gets go again. If it's attacking a Royal hero, it gets +1{p}. At the beginning of your end phase, destroy a Silver you control. If you don't, put this on the bottom of your deck and draw a card.
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