r/FleshandBloodTCG

Kid running it said this was normal and within the rules. Seems like a huge unfair advantage, especially since he went from losing to undefeated with his new deck.

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I don't know if this is the right place to ask but I'm not sure on where to ask this. Recently I got an Academic 266+ and it turns out its so big that I rather use another deckbox inside of it to carry decks. Does anyone know of any deckboxes that fit on it with space for toploaders as well? Looking for maybe a deckbox that can fit some equipments in toploaders

I have been trying to play a few matches on talishar since I bought the deck but have been gotten destroyed. So far I tried to make spectral shields and keep them around but havent been able to espacially against fai since he goes do wide.

Are there any tutorials (written or video) on how to specifically play this deck?

Relatively new player here, I started in earnest around March/April this year and at the time, considered Dash for CC but I was put off by her seemingly rapid LL point gain and she seemed to be not too long for this world.

In hindsight, I could have been playing her the whole time without any problem and her LL point gain seems to have stalled out, whether from high variance or an unfriendly meta.

Those of you with more experience who have seen lots of heroes cycle out, how likely does it seem that DiO will stick around for the next 5-6 months?

This just happened on Talishar, and I am wondering if it’s a bug or correct.

I’m DIO and attacking Aurora on my third boost; Aurora has two cards in hand: an Attack Action and a Non-Attack Action with Purg available. I have one card left in hand. I force the Attack Action onto the chain with Pulsewave; Aurora adds the Non-Attack and Purg to the chain link, but no trigger. I keep my card in hand, and Aurora does not draw. Was this a bug, or is it something about Pulsewave’s ability that means those three cards were not defending together?

got a card that isn’t the strongest option but i refuse to cut it because the art and flavor are just really solid. not optimal at all, just fun to play.

curious if other people have those “this stays no matter what” cards. always interesting hearing the ones people keep for pure vibes.

I understand that High Seas introduced the Necromancer class, and that we currently have Gravy Bones, while Malice will be coming in the future.

I'm interested in getting started with Flesh and Blood and, out of all the classes, Necromancer is the one that really caught my attention. I'm probably going to start by getting the Gravy Bones Armory Deck, but I've also been looking at Silver Age Chapter 3 as a possible way to get started with the Silver Age format while I learn the game and build my collection.

While I wait for Malice, since I really like that hero as well, I was wondering:

If I want to start buying a few boosters to get cards that could help me build and improve a Necromancer deck, is High Seas currently the main — or only — expansion I should be looking at?

And looking ahead, will Usurp the Shadow Throne be an expansion that provides relevant support for Necromancer, or is it still too early to know which sets or products will be important for the class?

Since I'm new to Flesh and Blood, I'd really appreciate any advice on which expansions or products I should prioritize if I want to invest in Necromancer, while also keeping future Necromancer heroes in mind.