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Stunning Swipe (pitch 3) — Lightning Runeblade Action - Attack
Pitch

Stunning Swipe

Cost

Printed text

Quickstrike - If this has go again, it gets "When this attacks a hero, deal 1 arcane damage to them."

The first time this deals damage to a Lightning hero, them or a weapon they control.

Power

Lightning Runeblade Action - Attack

Defence
Arcane

Legality

  • Classic Constructed

    • Legal

  • Blitz

    • Legal

  • Living Legend

    • Legal

  • Commoner

    • Legal

  • Silver Age

    • Legal

  • Ultimate Pit Fight

    No flag published

Governed by

  • cr:8.4.20quickstrike

    Quickstrike is a label for an ability typically written as “If this has go again, [EFFECTS].”

Matched exactly against the vocabulary the rules publish, and each definition is quoted verbatim from the rule cited beside it. A keyword the document does not define is absent rather than guessed at.

Attributes

Types
  • Lightning
  • Runeblade
  • Action
  • Attack
Keywords
  • Quickstrike
Interacts with
  • Go again

Printings

Every published printing of Stunning Swipe (pitch 3)
NumberSetRarityEditionFoilingArtistOther faceBuy
OMN076Omens of the Third AgeOMNCommon—StandardNino Setiawan—TCGplayer — buy OMN076, Standard
OMN076Omens of the Third AgeOMNCommon—Rainbow FoilNino Setiawan—TCGplayer — buy OMN076, Rainbow Foil

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