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Concoct Disorder (pitch 1) — Chaos Action - Attack
Pitch

Concoct Disorder

Cost

Printed text

When this attacks, each hero puts the top card of their deck face-down into their arsenal. If 2 or more cards are put into arsenals this way, this gets go again.

Power

Chaos Action - Attack

Defence

Legality

  • Classic Constructed

    • Legal

  • Blitz

    • Legal

  • Living Legend

    • Legal

  • Commoner

    • Legal

  • Silver Age

    • Legal

  • Ultimate Pit Fight

    No flag published

Governed by

  • cr:8.3.5go again

    Go again is a special resolution ability that means “Gain 1 action point.”

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Attributes

Types
  • Chaos
  • Action
  • Attack
Keywords
  • Go again

Printings

Every published printing of Concoct Disorder (pitch 1)
NumberSetRarityEditionFoilingArtistOther faceBuy
PEN279Compendium of RathePENCommon—StandardOrson CaptainSass—TCGplayer — buy PEN279, Standard
PEN279Compendium of RathePENCommon—Rainbow FoilOrson CaptainSass—TCGplayer — buy PEN279, Rainbow Foil
SAR011Silver Age Chapter 2 - Arakni, Web of DeceitSARCommon—StandardOrson CaptainSass—TCGplayer — buy SAR011, Standard

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