The 2025 Flesh and Blood SEA143 Saltwater Swell is a Rare card from the SEA set, featuring artwork by Stormy Elia Fanggidae.
Saltwater Swell
2025 • Flesh and Blood • SEA
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The 2025 Flesh and Blood SEA143 Saltwater Swell represents a distinct entry in the SEA set, offering collectors a specific focal point for their portfolio. As a Rare card, SEA143 is designed to appeal to enthusiasts seeking to complete their set collections or build thematic decks within the Flesh and Blood trading card game universe. The card features the creative work of Stormy Elia Fanggidae, whose artistic style contributes significantly to the visual identity of this release. Collectors often prioritize this card number for its place in the broader SEA set structure, making it a key component for those looking to fill gaps in their expansion collections. Whether you are a long-time investor in Flesh and Blood products or a new hobbyist exploring the SEA series, SEA143 offers a tangible connection to this era of the game. The combination of the SEA143 designation and the Rare rarity status makes this card a notable item for those tracking the progression of the SEA expansion.
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Card Details
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Catalog Profile
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Featured Subject
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Saltwater Swell
Game
Flesh and Blood
TCG Attributes
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Rare
Stormy Elia Fanggidae
Card Stock
English
Pirate Action - Attack
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When this attacks, reveal the top card of your deck. If it's blue, pitch it. Go again
The Dhani were swept away by a monstrous tide of their own making.