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Jittery Bones
High Seas SEA068 • common
- Set
- High Seas
- Number
- SEA068
- Rarity
- Common
- Foiling
- Rainbow
- Edition
- No edition
- Class
- Pirate
- Pitch
- 1
- Card type
- Action
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Where it came from
Jittery Bones, identified as card SEA068 in the High Seas set, emerged during a period when the trading card game sought to expand its thematic scope toward nautical and supernatural motifs. Released as a common-tier action card, its design was intended to introduce mechanical variability into gameplay, specifically focusing on agility-based maneuvers that reflect the erratic movements of a skeleton caught in the turbulent tides of the high seas.
The illustrative direction for the High Seas collection emphasized a blend of caricature and maritime lore, with the design of Jittery Bones specifically aiming to capture a frantic, animated aesthetic. While the card is often overlooked by competitive players due to its common status, it remains a notable example of the set's attempt to weave humor and thematic flavor into standard gameplay mechanics, reflecting the lighthearted tone prioritized by the production team at the time.
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