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Runic Reaping (pitch 3) — Runeblade Action
Pitch

Runic Reaping

Cost

Printed text

The next Runeblade attack action card you play this turn gains "When this hits, create a Runechant token".

If an attack card was pitched to play Runic Reaping, the next Runeblade attack action card you play this turn gains +1.

Go again

Power

Runeblade Action

Defence

Legality

  • Classic Constructed

    • Legal

  • Blitz

    • Legal

  • Living Legend

    • Legal

  • Commoner

    • Legal

  • Silver Age

    • Legal

  • Ultimate Pit Fight

    No flag published

Governed by

  • cr:8.3.5go again

    Go again is a special resolution ability that means “Gain 1 action point.”

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Attributes

Types
  • Runeblade
  • Action
Keywords
  • Go again

Printings

Every published printing of Runic Reaping (pitch 3)
NumberSetRarityEditionFoilingArtistOther faceBuy
DYN187DynastyDYNCommon—StandardFaizal Fikri—TCGplayer — buy DYN187, Standard
DYN187DynastyDYNCommon—Rainbow FoilFaizal Fikri—TCGplayer — buy DYN187, Rainbow Foil

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