This is a "Magic Practice" Sylphiette card from the Weiß Schwarz trading card game. It is a Character type card with Level 1, Cost 0, Power 3500, and Soul 1. The card is GREEN, Side S, and has the traits Six-Sided World and Magical Arts. It is an Uncommon rarity card from the Mushoku Tensei: Jobless Reincarnation set, identified by set code MTI/S83 and card number MTI/S83-E034.
2022 • Weiß Schwarz • Mushoku Tensei: Jobless Reincarnation
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Product Type: Weiß Schwarz trading card game card Card Name: "Magic Practice" Sylphiette Card Number: MTI/S83-E034 Set: Mushoku Tensei: Jobless Reincarnation Set Code: MTI/S83 Rarity: Uncommon Card Type: Character Level: 1 Cost: 0 Power: 3500 Soul: 1 Color: GREEN Side: S Traits: Six-Sided World, Magical Arts
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Featured
"Magic Practice" Sylphiette
Game
Weiß Schwarz
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Uncommon
Card Stock
English
Character
GREEN
S
1
0
3500
1
Six-Sided World, Magical Arts
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【CONT】 Memory During your turn, if there is a card in your memory, this card gets +2500 power and the following ability. "【AUTO】 When this card attacks, if the character facing this card is level 2, this card gets +6000 power until end of turn." 【CONT】 Experience If ""Living Earnestly" Rudeus" is in your level, this card gets +1000 power and the following ability. "【CONT】 This card can be played from your hand without fulfilling color requirements."
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