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Chart a Course
High Seas SEA173 • common
- Set
- High Seas
- Number
- SEA173
- Rarity
- Common
- Foiling
- Rainbow
- Edition
- No edition
- Class
- Pirate
- Pitch
- 1
- Card type
- Action
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Where it came from
Chart a Course was introduced as part of the High Seas set, a collection themed around nautical adventure and exploration. Designed as a common action card, it was crafted to provide players with a straightforward, efficient mechanism for hand replenishment, allowing them to discard a card in exchange for drawing two. This utility made it a staple in various deck archetypes that required consistent resource management.
The card features artwork that evokes the spirit of 17th-century cartography, utilizing rich, weathered textures and thematic iconography common to the High Seas aesthetic. The design was intended to ground the player in the set's maritime narrative, focusing on the tactical necessity of navigating unknown waters. Upon release, it was well-received by the community for its balanced role as a reliable utility tool, cementing its place as a frequent sight in casual and competitive play.
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