The Rainbow parallel of Fleet Foot Sandals from the 2023 OUT expansion offers a unique aesthetic for Flesh and Blood collectors.
Fleet Foot Sandals
2023 • Flesh and Blood • OUT
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Fleet Foot Sandals (OUT182) is a notable entry in the 2023 OUT expansion for the Flesh and Blood trading card game. This card features a distinctive Rainbow finish, created by artist Kalashnikova N., which sets it apart from standard common prints. Collectors seeking to diversify their OUT set collections often target this variant for its visual appeal and parallel status. The Rainbow treatment adds a vibrant dimension to the card, making it a standout piece for enthusiasts who appreciate unique print runs within the Flesh and Blood universe. As part of the OUT series, this card contributes to the broader narrative and mechanical diversity of the game's latest chapters. For serious investors and hobbyists, acquiring distinct parallels like this Rainbow version provides an opportunity to own a less common iteration of a well-known character. The card's design and finish make it a valuable addition to any organized display or binder focused on the Flesh and Blood catalog.
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Card Details
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Catalog Profile
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Featured Subject
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Featured
Fleet Foot Sandals
Game
Flesh and Blood
TCG Attributes
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Common
Kalashnikova N.
Card Stock
English
Rainbow
Generic Equipment - Legs
Card Text
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Attack Reaction - Destroy this: Target attack with 1 or less base {p} gets go again.
