Trafalgar Law is a Character card from the One Piece Card Game, specifically from the set The Three Captains (ST10). This Parallel 2 variation features a Holo finish and carries the TR rarity. The card has a cost of 4, power of 5000, and counter of 1000. It is colored Purple, has the Slash attribute, and belongs to the Heart Pirates traits.
2023 • One Piece • The Three Captains • Parallel 2
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Trafalgar Law is a Character card in the One Piece Card Game. It originates from the set The Three Captains, identified by the set code ST10 and card number ST10-010. This card is a Parallel 2 variation with a Holo finish and TR rarity. The card's stats include a cost of 4, power of 5000, and counter of 1000. It is Purple in color, possesses the Slash attribute, and is associated with the Heart Pirates traits.
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Trafalgar Law
Game
One Piece
Rarity, print treatment, and game-specific stats for this card.
Treasure Rare
Card Stock
English
Holo
Character
Purple
4
5000
1000
Slash
Heart Pirates
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[Blocker] (After your opponent declares an attack, you may rest this card to make it the new target of the attack.) [On Play] DON!! －1 (You may return the specified number of DON!! cards from your field to your DON!! deck.): If your opponent has 7 or more cards in their hand, trash 2 cards from your opponent's hand.
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