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Patch the Hole
High Seas SEA096 • common
- Set
- High Seas
- Number
- SEA096
- Rarity
- Common
- Foiling
- Standard
- Edition
- No edition
- Class
- Ranger
- Card type
- Equipment
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Where it came from
Patch the Hole was released as part of the High Seas expansion set, a nautical-themed series designed to broaden the strategic options within the game by introducing equipment cards that focused on defensive sustainability and ship maintenance. As a common rarity card, it was intended to be an accessible tool for players to mitigate damage effects, serving as a reliable utility card for early-to-mid-game board states.
The card’s illustration leans into the whimsical yet functional aesthetic characteristic of the High Seas series, utilizing a clean, readable style to emphasize its role as a practical repair item. While it does not feature the complex mechanics of high-rarity cards, its straightforward design was well-received by players for its consistency in maintaining the longevity of equipment-based decks and its thematic alignment with the set's maritime motif.
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