Rushing River is a Blue Ninja Action - Attack card from the Crucible of War set in the Flesh and Blood trading card game. This 1st Edition Parallel variant features a Rainbow finish and is designated as card number CRU062 with a Rare rarity. The card has a cost of 0, a pitch of 3, power of 1, and defense of 3. It was illustrated by Arif Wijaya.
2020 • Flesh and Blood • Crucible of War • 1st Edition
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Rushing River is a Blue Ninja Action - Attack card from the Crucible of War set in the Flesh and Blood trading card game. This 1st Edition Parallel variant features a Rainbow finish and is designated as card number CRU062 with a Rare rarity. The card has a cost of 0, a pitch of 3, power of 1, and defense of 3. It was illustrated by Arif Wijaya.
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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
1st Edition
Card Number
#CRU062
The subject, team, league, and sport context tied to this card.
Featured
Rushing River
Game
Flesh and Blood
Rarity, print treatment, and game-specific stats for this card.
Rare
Arif Wijaya
Card Stock
English
Rainbow
Ninja Action - Attack
0
3
Blue
1
3
Abilities, attacks, oracle text, and flavor text printed on the card.
Combo - If Torrent of Tempo was the last attack this combat chain, this gets +1{p}, go again, and "When this hits, draw X cards then put X cards from your hand on top of your deck in any order, where X is the number of attacks that have hit this combat chain."
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