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Big Blinder (pitch 2) — Warrior Attack Reaction
Pitch

Big Blinder

Cost

Printed text

Target sword attack gets +3 and wagers with the defending hero. The winner creates a Flurry token.

Power

Warrior Attack Reaction

Defence

Legality

  • Classic Constructed

    • Legal

  • Blitz

    • Legal

  • Living Legend

    • Legal

  • Commoner

    • Legal

  • Silver Age

    • Legal

  • Ultimate Pit Fight

    No flag published

Governed by

  • cr:8.5.46wager

    Wager is a continuous effect. To wager a prize with another player, when the chain link of the attack resolves, if the attack has hit, the controller wins the prize, otherwise the other player wins the prize.

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Attributes

Types
  • Warrior
  • Attack Reaction
Keywords
  • Wager

Printings

Every published printing of Big Blinder (pitch 2)
NumberSetRarityEditionFoilingArtistOther faceBuy
MPW077Mastery Pack WarriorMPWCommon—StandardGalih M—TCGplayer — buy MPW077, Standard
MPW077Mastery Pack WarriorMPWCommon—Rainbow FoilGalih M—TCGplayer — buy MPW077, Rainbow Foil

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