Pick to Pieces

Part the Mistveil MST128 • common

Set: Part the Mistveil
Number: MST128
Rarity: Common
Foiling: Standard
Edition: No edition
Class: Assassin
Pitch: 2
Card type: Action

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As a common action card from the *Part the Mistveil* set, Pick to Pieces reflects the intricate design philosophy of the set's signature mechanics. Collectors value cards like this for their role in defining the tactical landscape of the game, offering essential utility within the card pool.

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