Harpie Conductor

Battles of Legend: Hero's Revenge BLHR-EN047 • secret-rare

Set: Battles of Legend: Hero's Revenge
Printing code: BLHR-EN047
Rarity: Secret rare
Card type: Link monster
Attribute: Wind
Level / Rank: 2
ATK: 1900

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$3.23market price via TCGplayer · Aug 7, 2026

$3.23Aug 7, 2026

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Harpie Conductor represents a key modern addition to the Harpie archetype, functioning as a vital link-monster that provides both utility and protection for the team. As a secret-rare from the *Battles of Legend: Hero's Revenge* set, it is particularly sought after by players and collectors who value its distinct holographic finish and its ability to modernize classic Harpie strategies for current competitive play.

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