This 2024 Flesh and Blood trading card features Electrostatic Discharge from the Rosetta set. It is a Common Lightning Instant with a Rainbow finish, illustrated by Alief Rusdiatama.
2024 • Flesh and Blood • Rosetta
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The 2024 Flesh and Blood trading card Electrostatic Discharge (ROS111) belongs to the Rosetta set. This Common Lightning Instant card features a Rainbow finish and was illustrated by Alief Rusdiatama. As a Yellow card with a cost of 0 and a pitch of 2, it serves as a strategic tool within the Flesh and Blood TCG ecosystem. The card is part of the growing collection of Rosetta set releases available for collectors seeking specific finishes and set completions.
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Featured
Electrostatic Discharge
Game
Flesh and Blood
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Common
Alief Rusdiatama
Card Stock
English
Rainbow
Lightning Instant
0
2
Yellow
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The next attack action card you play this turn with cost 1 or less gets +2{p}.
FAQ
Electrostatic Discharge is a Lightning Instant card in the Flesh and Blood TCG. It is a Yellow card with a cost of 0 and a pitch of 2.
This card is classified as a Common rarity within the Rosetta set. It features a Rainbow finish and is illustrated by Alief Rusdiatama.
Electrostatic Discharge is part of the 2024 Rosetta set for Flesh and Blood. The card number is ROS111 and it is a Yellow Lightning Instant.
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