# 2021 Flesh and Blood Tales of Aria #ELE154

> Weave Ice is a Red Ice Action card from the Tales of Aria set in the Flesh and Blood trading card game. This Rare card features a Rainbow finish and is identified as a 1st Edition Parallel with card number ELE154. It has a cost of 0, pitch of 1, and defense of 2. The artwork is by Ramza Ardyputra.

Canonical URL: https://supercatch.com/product/flesh-and-blood-tales-of-aria-weave-ice-ele154-1st-edition-rainbow

## Identity

- **Year**: 2021
- **Brand**: Flesh and Blood
- **Set**: Tales of Aria
- **Subset Type**: Parallel
- **Variation**: 1st Edition
- **Card Number**: ELE154
- **Featured**: Weave Ice
- **Game**: Flesh and Blood
- **Rarity**: Rare
- **Card type**: Ice Action
- **Cost**: 0
- **Pitch**: 1
- **Color**: Red
- **Defense**: 2
- **Language**: English
- **Material**: Card Stock
- **Finish**: Rainbow

## Description

Weave Ice is a Red Ice Action card from the Tales of Aria set in the Flesh and Blood trading card game. This Rare card features a Rainbow finish and is identified as a 1st Edition Parallel with card number ELE154. It has a cost of 0, pitch of 1, and defense of 2. The artwork is by Ramza Ardyputra.

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