Eclipse Existence is a Blue Shadow Instant card from the Monarch set in the Flesh and Blood trading card game. This Parallel 1st Edition card has a card number of MON218, a rarity of Common, a cost of 0, and a pitch of 3. The artwork is by Carlos Cruchaga.
2021 • Flesh and Blood • Monarch • 1st Edition
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Eclipse Existence
Game
Flesh and Blood
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Common
Carlos Cruchaga
Card Stock
English
Shadow Instant
0
3
Blue
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Whenever an attack you control hits a Light hero this turn, you may banish a card from their soul. If they do, they lose 1{h}. If you have more {h} than an opposing Light hero, you may banish an action card from your graveyard.
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