# 2022 Flesh and Blood History Pack 1 #1HP056

> Disable is a Rare Yellow Guardian Action - Attack card from the Flesh and Blood trading card game, specifically from the History Pack 1 set. Identified by card number 1HP056 and set code 1HP, this card features artwork by Nathaniel Himawan. It has a cost of 5, a pitch of 2, power of 8, and defense of 3.

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## Identity

- **Year**: 2022
- **Brand**: Flesh and Blood
- **Set**: History Pack 1
- **Card Number**: 1HP056
- **Featured**: Disable
- **Game**: Flesh and Blood
- **Rarity**: Rare
- **Card type**: Guardian Action - Attack
- **Cost**: 5
- **Pitch**: 2
- **Color**: Yellow
- **Power**: 8
- **Defense**: 3
- **Language**: English
- **Material**: Card Stock
- **Finish**: Normal

## Description

Disable is a card in the Flesh and Blood trading card game. It belongs to the History Pack 1 set, with the set code 1HP. The card is classified as a Guardian Action - Attack type and has a Rare rarity. Its color is Yellow. The card number is 1HP056. The artist for this card is Nathaniel Himawan. The card's cost is 5, pitch is 2, power is 8, and defense is 3.

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