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Reek of Corruption
Everfest EVR113 • common
- Set
- Everfest
- Number
- EVR113
- Rarity
- Common
- Foiling
- Standard
- Edition
- Alpha
- Class
- Runeblade
- Pitch
- 1
- Card type
- Action
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Where it came from
Reek of Corruption was released in the Everfest expansion for Flesh and Blood, a set designed to bolster various gameplay archetypes and introduce new flavor to the game's evolving world. As a common action card within the set, it was crafted to provide accessible utility for players engaging with the Shadow talent, focusing on themes of decay and disruption that align with the dark aesthetic of the Shadow class.
The card features art that emphasizes the gritty, high-fantasy tone characteristic of Flesh and Blood's visual identity. Designed by the internal creative team at Legend Story Studios, the card's mechanics were balanced to fit within the foundational gameplay loop of the Everfest release, prioritizing strategic interaction over raw power, a hallmark of the game's design philosophy that aims to keep the common rarity pool relevant for both draft formats and deck building.
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