In the Swing (MPW084) is a Common Red Warrior Attack Reaction card from the 2026 Flesh and Blood Mastery Pack Warrior set.
2026 • Flesh and Blood • Mastery Pack Warrior
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In the Swing (MPW084) is a Common Red Warrior Attack Reaction card from the 2026 Flesh and Blood Mastery Pack Warrior set. Designed by Bramasta Aji, this card carries a cost of 0 and a pitch value of 1. It provides 3 defense points and is categorized under the Red color identity. The card is part of the MPW subset within the broader Flesh and Blood trading card game ecosystem.
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Featured
In the Swing
Game
Flesh and Blood
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Common
Bramasta Aji
Card Stock
English
Warrior Attack Reaction
0
1
Red
3
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Play this only if you've attacked 2 or more times with weapons this turn. Target weapon attack gets +3{p}.
FAQ
In the Swing is classified as a Warrior Attack Reaction card in the Flesh and Blood trading card game. It is categorized as a Common rarity card within the Mastery Pack Warrior set.
This card has a cost of 0, a pitch value of 1, and provides 3 defense points. It is a Red card type, allowing it to be played in decks featuring Red heroes.
The artwork for In the Swing (MPW084) was created by Bramasta Aji. The card is part of the 2026 catalog year for the Flesh and Blood game.
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