The Luminaris card (APR002) is a Majestic rarity Light Illusionist Weapon Scepter from the 2025 Armory Deck Legends - Prism set.
2025 • Flesh and Blood • Armory Deck Legends - Prism
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Luminaris (APR002) is a Light Illusionist Weapon Scepter from the 2025 Armory Deck Legends - Prism set in the Flesh and Blood trading card game. This card carries Majestic rarity and features artwork by Livia Prima. It is categorized as a two-handed weapon within the game's mechanics.
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The catalog profile below summarizes the card identity, featured subject, and notable collectible traits.
The core identity of the card within the set.
The subject, team, league, and sport context tied to this card.
Featured
Luminaris
Game
Flesh and Blood
Rarity, print treatment, and game-specific stats for this card.
Majestic
Livia Prima
Card Stock
English
Light Illusionist Weapon - Scepter (2H)
Abilities, attacks, oracle text, and flavor text printed on the card.
During your action phase, Illusionist auras you control are weapons with 1 base {p} and "Once per Turn Action - 0: Attack" If there is a yellow card in your pitch zone, your Illusionist attacks get go again.
FAQ
The card number for Luminaris in the Armory Deck Legends - Prism set is APR002. This identifier is used to locate the specific card within the set's checklist.
Luminaris is a Light Illusionist Weapon, specifically a Scepter that requires two hands to wield. It belongs to the Light hero type and the Illusionist class.
The artwork for Luminaris (APR002) was created by Livia Prima. Her illustration appears on the Majestic rarity version of the card.
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