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Reek of Corruption
Everfest EVR114 • common
- Set
- Everfest
- Number
- EVR114
- Rarity
- Common
- Foiling
- Rainbow
- Edition
- Alpha
- Class
- Runeblade
- Pitch
- 2
- Card type
- Action
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Where it came from
Reek of Corruption was released in the Everfest expansion for the Flesh and Blood trading card game. Everfest was designed as a supplementary set intended to enhance the existing hero pool and provide new strategic depth to the game's established formats. As a common-rarity action card, it was crafted to function as a foundational piece of utility for the Shadow Runeblade class, fitting into the game's fast-paced combat mechanics by offering targeted disruption.
The visual design and mechanical identity of the card were developed by the creative team at Legend Story Studios. The artwork focuses on the dark, visceral aesthetic characteristic of the Shadow talent, aiming to translate the thematic concept of decay and magical corruption into a mechanical effect. Upon its release, the card was integrated into the game's evolving meta, where it became recognized for its specific role in enabling nuanced interactions within the Shadow Runeblade deck lists.
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