Drone of Brutality

Description

As a Generic Action card in the Flesh and Blood trading card game, it offers players a strategic option for managing resources during gameplay. The card’s primary mechanical identity revolves around graveyard interaction. Instead of being discarded when its effect resolves, the card is placed on the bottom of the deck. This unique text box creates a specific utility for players looking to preserve the card for future turns rather than losing it to the graveyard. The cost to play this attack is two resources, requiring a pitch of three and providing four power with two defense upon resolution. For collectors, the WTR166 designation marks its place in the sequence of the set. The Unlimited parallel treatment is sought after for its visual appeal and the specific way it alters the card's presentation compared to the common print. Artists like Leo Avero contribute to the visual identity of these cards, making each parallel a distinct piece of art within the Flesh and Blood universe. Collectors often target these parallels to complete their WTR collection or to acquire cards with specific aesthetic qualities that differ from the standard base run. By focusing on deck manipulation rather than simple discard, it offers a different tactical approach. Whether building a comprehensive set or hunting for specific visual variants, this card represents a key component of the 2019 WTR release.