The EVR128 Pry Rainbow parallel card from the 2022 Flesh and Blood EVR set offers collectors a distinctive 1st Edition finish featuring artwork by Alexis Susani.
Pry
2022 • Flesh and Blood • EVR • 1st Edition
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The EVR128 Pry Rainbow parallel from the 2022 EVR set provides a distinct alternative for Flesh and Blood trading card game enthusiasts. This card features the 1st Edition variant, which is highly valued by collectors for its unique aesthetic finish. Designed by Alexis Susani, the card showcases the character Pry within the specific design framework established for the EVR release. The Rainbow treatment distinguishes this parallel from the standard print run, offering a visually striking option for those seeking to diversify their collection. As a common rarity card with a specialized finish, it appeals to investors and hobbyists focused on completing set-wide parallel collections. The 1st Edition designation adds a layer of historical context to the item, marking it as part of the initial production run for this set. Collectors often target this card to achieve a complete parallel run, making it a significant piece for dedicated Flesh and Blood set builders.
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Card Details
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Catalog Profile
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Featured Subject
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Featured
Pry
Game
Flesh and Blood
TCG Attributes
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Common
Alexis Susani
Card Stock
English
Rainbow
Wizard Action
0
1
3
Card Text
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Target hero reveals 3 cards from their hand. If this was played during an opponent's turn, instead they reveal all cards in their hand. You may choose a card revealed this way. If you do, they put it on the bottom of their deck then they draw a card.
