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Copper
Crucible of War CRU197 • common
- Set
- Crucible of War
- Number
- CRU197
- Rarity
- Common
- Foiling
- Rainbow
- Edition
- Alpha
- Card type
- Token
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Where it came from
The Copper token was released as part of the Crucible of War expansion for the Flesh and Blood trading card game, which debuted in 2020. Developed by Legend Story Studios, this set was designed to introduce new mechanics and support existing classes, moving away from the focus on new heroes seen in previous releases. Tokens like Copper serve as essential functional aids during gameplay, representing temporary currency or resource markers that players generate through specific card interactions.
The visual identity of the Copper token reflects the high-fantasy aesthetic established by the game's core art direction, emphasizing a rustic, metallic texture consistent with its role as a low-value commodity in the game’s economy. As a common token, it was included in booster packs to ensure accessibility for all players, serving as a utilitarian piece that facilitates the strategic flow of combat and resource management rather than functioning as a high-value collector's rarity.
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