Resurrection Ritual, Ainz is a Character card from the Weiß Schwarz trading card game. It belongs to the 'Nazarick: Tomb of the Undead' set with the code OVL/S62 and card number OVL/S62-E069. The card is Common rarity, RED color, and Level 2. It has a cost of 1, power of 7000, and soul of 1. Traits include Grotesque Race and Nazarick. It is a Side S card with a SOUL trigger.
2020 • Weiß Schwarz • Nazarick: Tomb of the Undead
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Resurrection Ritual, Ainz is a Character card in the Weiß Schwarz trading card game. It is part of the 'Nazarick: Tomb of the Undead' set, identified by set code OVL/S62 and card number OVL/S62-E069. The card has Common rarity and is colored RED. It is a Level 2 card with a cost of 1, power of 7000, and soul of 1. The card's traits are Grotesque Race and Nazarick. It is designated as Side S and has a SOUL trigger.
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Resurrection Ritual, Ainz
Game
Weiß Schwarz
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Common
Card Stock
English
Character
RED
S
2
1
7000
1
SOUL
Grotesque Race, Nazarick
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【CONT】 If you have 4 or more 《Grotesque Race》 or 《Nazarick》 characters, this card gets -1 level while in your hand. 【AUTO】 【CXCOMBO】 When "Shalltear's Resurrection" is placed on your climax area, if this card is in your center stage, you may choose 1 of your other 《Grotesque Race》 or 《Nazarick》 characters, and 【STAND】 it.
I’m sorry, Shalltear. This was all because of my mistake.
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