This is a Flesh and Blood trading card game card named Promise of Plenty. It is a Generic Action - Attack card with a cost of 0, pitch of 1, power of 3, and defense of 2. The card is Red in color. It belongs to the Crucible of War set with the set code CRU and is identified by card number CRU183. The specific variation is Unlimited with a Rainbow finish and Rare rarity. The artist is Alexander Gering.
2020 • Flesh and Blood • Crucible of War • Unlimited
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Promise of Plenty is a Flesh and Blood trading card game card. It is a Generic Action - Attack card. The card has a cost of 0, pitch of 1, power of 3, and defense of 2. It is Red in color. It is part of the Crucible of War set (CRU). The card number is CRU183. The variation is Unlimited. The finish is Rainbow. The rarity is Rare. The artist is Alexander Gering.
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The core identity of the card within the set.
Year
2020
Brand
Flesh and Blood
Series
Crucible of War
Subset Type
Parallel
Variation
Unlimited
Card Number
#CRU183
The subject, team, league, and sport context tied to this card.
Featured
Promise of Plenty
Game
Flesh and Blood
Rarity, print treatment, and game-specific stats for this card.
Rare
Alexander Gering
Card Stock
English
Rainbow
Generic Action - Attack
0
1
Red
3
2
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