# 2022 Flesh and Blood Uprising #UPR029

> Embermaw Cenipai is a Blue Draconic Illusionist Action - Attack card from the Uprising set in the Flesh and Blood trading card game. Identified by card number UPR029 and rarity Common, it features artwork by Narendra B Adi. The card has a cost of 2, a pitch of 3, power of 6, and defense of 3.

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## Identity

- **Year**: 2022
- **Brand**: Flesh and Blood
- **Set**: Uprising
- **Card Number**: UPR029
- **Featured**: Embermaw Cenipai
- **Game**: Flesh and Blood
- **Rarity**: Common
- **Card type**: Draconic Illusionist Action - Attack
- **Cost**: 2
- **Pitch**: 3
- **Color**: Blue
- **Power**: 6
- **Defense**: 3
- **Language**: English
- **Material**: Card Stock
- **Finish**: Normal

## Description

Embermaw Cenipai is a card in the Flesh and Blood trading card game. It belongs to the Uprising set, with the set code UPR. The card number is UPR029. It is classified as a Common rarity. The card type is Draconic Illusionist Action - Attack. The color is Blue. The cost is 2. The pitch is 3. The power is 6. The defense is 3. The artist is Narendra B Adi.

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