Flesh and Blood TCG

We're definitely a little late for the Flesh and Blood TCG party, but you may not have heard of it yet. This innovative and engaging New Zealand-based trading card game has been moving forward, slowly and surely captivating some of the brilliant and well-known minds in the Magic: the Gathering community. With its next set, Monarch, Flesh, and Blood TCG set is ready for explosive growth that will come out of the Covid-19 pandemic.

As fans of Magic: the Gathering, we wanted to check it out. The more we read, the more we watched. Now, you can find the set on our website. However, for those who don't know, you won't find ultra-rare versions of cold cards worth hundreds or even thousands of dollars in Unlimited series packages, but you can still open any card in the set.

With three booster boxes and a pair of prefabricated beginner decks, you have everything you need to start creating some decks while looking for the singles you need to scale some notches on the power scale.

How to play Flesh and Blood TCG

As of now, there are only three games in Flesh and Blood, and one of them is a complementary product, not independent. The fourth set, and the most anticipated by the community, will go on sale at the end of the month. It is rumored that Monarch will complete the essential experience of the game in new and incredible ways.

The flesh and blood games start fast and explosive and slow down as they come to an end. There is already a lot to love here for a game that 'lacks' some of its actual content.

Instead of starting with nothing, players begin the game with their complete set of weapons and equipment and a handful of cards. As the game progresses, players will have fewer resources to spend, simulating the exhaustion of the battle. The Flesh and Blood games start fast and explosive and slow down as they come to an end.

Something for everyone

Flesh and Blood TCG is doing well with its First Edition / Unlimited Edition model. When a new set is launched, the First Edition wave shuts down. These are the editions focused on the collector of the product that has exclusive cold foil cards. 

Once the First Edition boxes are shipped, that's it: none will be printed again. On the other hand, LSS will print unlimited editions of each set as needed to meet demand while respecting the secondary market and investments of both players and stores. The Unlimited product is designed more to play with and is available at much lower prices than its First Edition counterparts.

The power of cards is also not linearly linked to the rarity of cards, as is often the case in MTG. There are sure to be some powerful mythical and legendary cards, but many powerful commoners and weirdos can subsidize every space in a deck in Flesh and Blood. 

Mechanics place more emphasis on the overall quality of the game and decision-making than on the reliance on a single card to drive it to victory. Throughout a game, players are likely to see each and every card in their deck. Variance has less room here, and there's always something you can do with your cards. It's beautiful to see how all the mechanics come together.

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