The WTR190 Raging Onslaught Unlimited parallel offers a distinct finish for collectors of the 2019 Flesh & Blood WTR set.
Raging Onslaught
2019 • Flesh and Blood • WTR • Unlimited
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The WTR190 Raging Onslaught Unlimited parallel stands as a notable variant within the 2019 Flesh and Blood WTR (War of the Realm) set. Designed by Nathaniel Himawan, this card captures the essence of the early era of the Flesh and Blood trading card game, appealing to enthusiasts who value the foundational releases of the franchise. As an Unlimited parallel, it features a unique treatment that distinguishes it from the standard base cards, making it a focal point for set completionists and parallel hunters. Collectors often seek this card number to round out their WTR collections, appreciating the attention to detail that defines the Flesh and Blood brand. The Unlimited treatment provides a tactile and visual distinction that enhances the card's presence in any binder. For investors and hobbyists alike, understanding the nuances of early Flesh and Blood parallels like WTR190 is key to building a comprehensive library. This release remains a significant piece for those tracking the evolution of the game's design language during its inaugural year.
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Card Details
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Catalog Profile
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Featured Subject
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Featured
Raging Onslaught
Game
Flesh and Blood
TCG Attributes
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Common
Nathaniel Himawan
Card Stock
English
Generic Action - Attack
3
3
5
3
Card Text
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Bartrand the Bloody hunted anything that crossed his path, slaying ruthless bandits and savage beasts. They say that his mighty greataxe was forged from the ashes of his enemies, and tempered with their blood.
