Riled Up

Description

Released in 2020 as part of the Core Set Update (CRU), the Flesh and Blood card 'Riled Up' (CRU016) is a Brute action card that has become a staple in the game's foundational strategy. This card is notable for its 'Rainbow' parallel treatment, offering a visually distinct variant of the standard common rarity. The 1st Edition designation further marks it as part of the initial print run, which holds particular interest among dedicated TCG collectors who value the history of Flesh and Blood's early releases. Mechanically, 'Riled Up' is a versatile 3-cost attack that pitches one mana to deal 7 damage with 3 defense. Its unique ability allows it to gain an additional +1 power if the player has discarded a card with 6 or more mana cost during the same turn. This conditional boost makes it a dynamic choice for Brute decks that utilize high-cost card discard strategies. The card's rules text is paraphrased from its original printing, maintaining the core gameplay function while adhering to catalog description standards. Collectors of Flesh and Blood often seek out parallel variants like this Rainbow finish to complete specialized subsets or to add aesthetic diversity to their collections. The artist, Sergey Averkin, contributed to the visual identity of this early set, helping to establish the distinct tone of the Rek'vas faction. As the game continues to grow, early set cards like CRU016 remain relevant for both nostalgic collectors and those looking to understand the evolution of Brute's resource management mechanics. This product represents a key piece of the Flesh and Blood catalog, bridging the gap between casual gameplay and high-end collectibility.