# 2020 Flesh and Blood Crucible of War #CRU118

> Kavdaen, Trader of Skins is a Rare card from the Crucible of War set, identified by the card number CRU118. It is a Merchant Hero - Young with intellect 4 and life 20. This card is a 1st Edition Parallel variation from the Flesh and Blood trading card game, with artwork by Nikolay Moskvin.

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## Identity

- **Year**: 2020
- **Brand**: Flesh and Blood
- **Set**: Crucible of War
- **Subset Type**: Parallel
- **Variation**: 1st Edition
- **Card Number**: CRU118
- **Featured**: Kavdaen, Trader of Skins
- **Game**: Flesh and Blood
- **Rarity**: Rare
- **Card type**: Merchant Hero - Young
- **Intellect**: 4
- **Life**: 20
- **Language**: English
- **Material**: Card Stock
- **Finish**: Normal

## Description

Kavdaen, Trader of Skins is a Rare card from the Crucible of War set, identified by the card number CRU118. It is a Merchant Hero - Young with intellect 4 and life 20. This card is a 1st Edition Parallel variation from the Flesh and Blood trading card game, with artwork by Nikolay Moskvin.

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