Aether Icevein

Uprising UPR113 • common

Set: Uprising
Number: UPR113
Rarity: Common
Foiling: Standard
Edition: No edition
Pitch: 1
Card type: Action

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As a common action card from the Uprising set, Aether Icevein serves as a foundational piece for players building decks focused on the elemental mechanics of the game. While its common rarity makes it widely accessible, it remains a meaningful inclusion for collectors aiming to complete their Uprising card sets.

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