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Beneath the candle shops, a small thief gathers the wicks nobody remembers lighting. Each stolen flame holds a lost child's last wish. He carries them through the drains in his ragged coat, searching for the one that will tell him his own name.

On the card: Enter: draw a card then discard a card.

The Crow connects this folio to Waxwork MatronWaxwork MatronC10 · 4 energy · 2/6She casts a new face for every child the winter takes, setting them around a supper that never cools.Read this folio →: The Wick Thief's stolen flames carry children's last wishes; the Waxwork MatronWaxwork MatronC10 · 4 energy · 2/6She casts a new face for every child the winter takes, setting them around a supper that never cools.Read this folio → sets a place for winter's lost children. One candle may have passed through both hands.

At the table: Use its entry selection when a hand needs a specific answer; drawing then discarding improves quality, not hand size.

Open the illustrated folio →The Wick ThiefC01 · 1 energy · 1/2Beneath the candle shops, a small thief gathers the wicks nobody remembers lighting.Read this folio →

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A seamstress fashioned his armor from her last thimble and asked him to guard the nursery door. The house fell silent a hundred winters ago, but he still stands watch. Every torn ribbon he ties to his lance is a promise that something small will make it home.

On the card: Guard.

The Crow connects this folio to Waxwork MatronWaxwork MatronC10 · 4 energy · 2/6She casts a new face for every child the winter takes, setting them around a supper that never cools.Read this folio →: A nursery door and a supper set for children belong on adjacent pages of the ledger. The Knight's promise and the Matron's welcome answer the same absence.

At the table: Deploy early to force creature attacks into its four health. Its one attack seldom clears a larger threat alone.

Open the illustrated folio →Thimble KnightC02 · 2 energy · 1/4A seamstress fashioned his armor from her last thimble and asked him to guard the nursery door.Read this folio →

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She once fought duels for silk ribbons and applause. When the theater burned, she returned with its ashes braided into her sleeves. Now she challenges those who paid to lock the doors, leaving a single gray ribbon wherever their names disappear from the city ledger.

On the card: Gain +1 attack while attacking a creature.

The Crow connects this folio to Prism CranePrism CraneC32 · 2 energy · 1/3Folded from the program of a play that never ended, it lands on the wrong page whenever somebody lies.Read this folio →: A burned theater and a play that never ended leave different kinds of ash. The Crow files the Duelist beside VessaVessaFirst-generation championVessa once played every role in the mirror theater.Read this biography →'s Prism CranePrism CraneC32 · 2 energy · 1/3Folded from the program of a play that never ended, it lands on the wrong page whenever somebody lies.Read this folio →, without claiming they shared a stage.

At the table: Aim it at a creature when the extra attack changes a trade. Its bonus never increases damage to a champion.

Open the illustrated folio →Ash-Ribbon DuelistC03 · 2 energy · 3/2She once fought duels for silk ribbons and applause.Read this folio →

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The keeper lights a lantern for every grave the city refuses to mark. He knows neither the names nor the sins of those beneath him. On the coldest nights, the dead cup their hands around his light, and he lets them remember what warmth felt like.

On the card: Enter: heal another friendly creature by 1.

The Crow connects this folio to Shroud MothShroud MothC29 · 2 energy · 2/2It carries torn obituary ribbons between doors that no longer have houses.Read this folio →: The Keeper lights unmarked graves; the Shroud MothShroud MothC29 · 2 energy · 2/2It carries torn obituary ribbons between doors that no longer have houses.Read this folio → carries obituary ribbons to doors with no houses. Both preserve a name when the city will not.

At the table: Play after another friendly creature is wounded; its entry heal has no effect without a legal injured ally.

Open the illustrated folio →Grave Lantern KeeperC04 · 2 energy · 2/3The keeper lights a lantern for every grave the city refuses to mark.Read this folio →

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Her reflection learned the final step before she did. It slipped from the mirror with a smile and a blade, and the two have danced together ever since. No audience agrees which dancer casts a shadow; none stays long enough to see the curtain fall.

On the card: Sealed spell: pay 1 energy to gain +1 attack this turn. Once on your turn.

The Crow connects this folio to Prism CranePrism CraneC32 · 2 energy · 1/3Folded from the program of a play that never ended, it lands on the wrong page whenever somebody lies.Read this folio →: The Dancer's escaped reflection and the Crane's unfinished play make a dangerous pairing in VessaVessaFirst-generation championVessa once played every role in the mirror theater.Read this biography →'s mirror theater.

At the table: Reserve one energy for its visible sealed spell when the temporary attack changes a creature trade.

Open the illustrated folio →Mirror-Fang DancerC05 · 3 energy · 3/3Her reflection learned the final step before she did.Read this folio →

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The pilgrim planted a thorn in his back for every village that denied him shelter. An orchard now travels beneath his cloak. He follows the wounded along forgotten roads, unsure whether he is seeking someone to forgive or a place where he can finally take root.

On the card: Gain +2 attack while attacking a damaged creature.

The Crow connects this folio to Cinderroot BoarCinderroot BoarC25 · 3 energy · 3/5Coal seams glow beneath its brow as roots wake whenever it is wounded, tracing the route of families who never came home.Read this folio →: The Pilgrim's traveling orchard reaches the burned roofs that BrannBrannFirst-generation championBrann tends fruit trees growing through the roofs of burned houses.Read this biography →'s roots have begun to reclaim.

At the table: Damage an enemy creature first, then attack it for the extra two attack. The bonus applies only to that creature combat.

Open the illustrated folio →Thornback PilgrimC06 · 3 energy · 2/4The pilgrim planted a thorn in his back for every village that denied him shelter.Read this folio →

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They lowered her into the reservoir to silence a prophecy. The city has drunk her words ever since. She rises when the water lies perfectly still, offering glimpses of tomorrow to anyone willing to surrender a memory of someone they loved yesterday.

On the card: Sealed spell: pay 1 energy to draw then discard a card. Once on your turn.

The Crow connects this folio to Mourningglass HareMourningglass HareC30 · 2 energy · 1/3Its reflection arrives a moment before it does, looking for the wounded it intends to follow.Read this folio →: The Oracle sees tomorrow in still water; the Hare's reflection arrives early. Neither vision tells its owner what to do.

At the table: Spend one energy when card quality matters more than immediate board growth. It never gives a net extra card.

Open the illustrated folio →The Drowned OracleC07 · 3 energy · 2/4They lowered her into the reservoir to silence a prophecy.Read this folio →

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When the plague bells stopped, something beneath the cathedral began to starve. It climbed the tower and swallowed the bronze whole. Now it wanders the sleeping wards, listening for promises, curses, and prayers: all the little bells that people carry inside themselves.

On the card: Sealed spell: on entry remove one enemy creature's spell or armed trap.

The Crow connects this folio to Quietpaper GolemQuietpaper GolemC35 · 3 energy · 2/4Folded funeral notices pack its chest so tightly that no bell can make it speak.Read this folio →: The Bell-Eater swallowed bronze; OdrikOdrikFirst-generation championOdrik rang the funeral bells until something began answering between their notes.Read this biography →'s Quietpaper GolemQuietpaper GolemC35 · 3 energy · 2/4Folded funeral notices pack its chest so tightly that no bell can make it speak.Read this folio → cannot be made to speak by any bell. The missing note remains an open question.

At the table: Hold it for an enemy creature carrying a useful spell or armed trap. It removes magic, not the creature's natural text.

Open the illustrated folio →The Bell-EaterC08 · 4 energy · 3/5When the plague bells stopped, something beneath the cathedral began to starve.Read this folio →

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The wedding procession reached the cemetery before the groom arrived. She has waited there ever since, stitching fresh red thread through a veil that never fades. Each visitor hears a different vow beneath her breath, but the empty place beside her is always meant for one.

On the card: Sealed Echo trap: when attacked you may spend it to prevent 3 combat damage.

The Crow connects this folio to Shroud MothShroud MothC29 · 2 energy · 2/2It carries torn obituary ribbons between doors that no longer have houses.Read this folio →: MiraMiraFirst-generation championMira is Nera's estranged twin sister, the softer of the two.Read this biography →'s Shroud MothShroud MothC29 · 2 energy · 2/2It carries torn obituary ribbons between doors that no longer have houses.Read this folio → carries mourning ribbons to doors that no longer stand; the Bride waits at a grave for a guest who never came.

At the table: Let its one-use protection absorb a large creature hit when possible; opponents can test it with a small attack.

Open the illustrated folio →The Coffin BrideC09 · 4 energy · 3/4The wedding procession reached the cemetery before the groom arrived.Read this folio →

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She casts a new face for every child the winter takes, setting them around a supper that never cools. By morning, little footprints circle her workshop. Nobody asks why the candles burn without shrinking, or why her own face grows softer when the children laugh.

On the card: At the end of your turn heal this creature by 1.

The Crow connects this folio to The Wick ThiefThe Wick ThiefC01 · 1 energy · 1/2Beneath the candle shops, a small thief gathers the wicks nobody remembers lighting.Read this folio →: The Matron's candles burn without shrinking. The Crow has marked one missing wick beside The Wick ThiefThe Wick ThiefC01 · 1 energy · 1/2Beneath the candle shops, a small thief gathers the wicks nobody remembers lighting.Read this folio →'s collection of forgotten flames.

At the table: Keep it through several turns for repeated self-healing. Focused damage can still destroy it before your turn ends.

Open the illustrated folio →Waxwork MatronC10 · 4 energy · 2/6She casts a new face for every child the winter takes, setting them around a supper that never cools.Read this folio →

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A condemned boy folded this kite from the notice of his own execution. The wind took it before the rope could take him. It returns whenever the gallows are raised, trailing stolen knots and searching the crowd for the hands that taught it how to fly.

On the card: Once on your turn: survive attacking and destroying a creature to gain 1 champion armor.

The Crow connects this folio to Procession PageProcession PageC39 · 1 energy · 1/2The smallest herald carries a list of names too heavy for its paper arms, adding one final mark to debts already bleeding.Read this folio →: The Kite returns whenever gallows rise. IonaIonaFirst-generation championIona catalogs the promises every ruler abandoned.Read this biography →'s Procession PageProcession PageC39 · 1 energy · 1/2The smallest herald carries a list of names too heavy for its paper arms, adding one final mark to debts already bleeding.Read this folio → carries the city's debts past the same public stages.

At the table: Choose a creature trade it can survive and win; only that completed attack grants champion armor.

Open the illustrated folio →Gallows KiteC11 · 5 energy · 5/4A condemned boy folded this kite from the notice of his own execution.Read this folio →

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The crown was buried with an empty suit of armor, yet the taxes continued to arrive. Something eventually rose to answer the petitions. It rules with perfect courtesy and an echoing voice, paying for every decree with another fragment of the king it is trying to become.

On the card: Sealed spell: pay 2 energy to deal 2 damage to an enemy creature then 2 to this creature. Once on your turn.

The Crow connects this folio to Crownsuture GiantCrownsuture GiantC38 · 5 energy · 4/6Promises abandoned by rulers were sewn into its frame, and every step pulls one thread through its owner's heart.Read this folio →: IonaIonaFirst-generation championIona catalogs the promises every ruler abandoned.Read this biography →'s later inquiry places the Regent's petitions beside the Giant's stitched oaths as separate testimony, without joining their origins.

At the table: Use its two-damage spell against a creature worth the self-injury. It cannot aim that damage at a champion.

Open the illustrated folio →The Hollow RegentC12 · 6 energy · 5/7The crown was buried with an empty suit of armor, yet the taxes continued to arrive.Read this folio →

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Forged from black glass beneath the foundry's mouth, it lowers its spear only when something claims to stand between the fire and people behind it. Shards left by a broken shield cool into workers' names.

On the card: Gain +2 attack while attacking a Guard.

The Crow connects this folio to Furnaceback OxFurnaceback OxC16 · 5 energy · 3/7Its hide hardened into layered plates while hauling molten iron from flooded foundries.Read this folio →: The Lancer bears workers' names in cooled glass; the Ox still carries foundry heat through the Ward. KaelKaelFirst-generation championKael kept the foundry gates open when the city ordered its workers sealed inside.Read this biography → refuses to let either record vanish.

At the table: Attack a Guard to gain the two-attack bonus; ordinary defenders do not trigger it.

Open the illustrated folio →Coalglass LancerC13 · 3 energy · 3/4Forged from black glass beneath the foundry's mouth, it lowers its spear only when something claims to stand between the fire and people behind it.Read this folio →

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It still believes every fight can be won by blowing harder, even as its coal-red lungs burn out.

On the card: After this attacks an enemy creature deal 1 damage to this creature.

The Crow connects this folio to Furnaceback OxFurnaceback OxC16 · 5 energy · 3/7Its hide hardened into layered plates while hauling molten iron from flooded foundries.Read this folio →: The Imp's burning lungs and the Ox's plated hide show what the foundries demanded of small and large workers alike.

At the table: Trade with a creature it can survive, then account for its one self-damage after the attack.

Open the illustrated folio →Bellows ImpC14 · 2 energy · 3/2It still believes every fight can be won by blowing harder, even as its coal-red lungs burn out.Read this folio →

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A red thread runs from her wrist to a home no map can find. She rides straight at stronger foes because fear points toward the road that must be crossed.

On the card: Gain +2 attack while attacking a creature with equal or greater attack.

The Crow connects this folio to Ash-Ribbon DuelistAsh-Ribbon DuelistC03 · 2 energy · 3/2She once fought duels for silk ribbons and applause.Read this folio →: The Outrider's red thread crosses the Duelist's ash-gray ribbon in the Cinder Ward's account of a road home.

At the table: Target a creature whose attack is at least the Outrider's at declaration to earn the bonus.

Open the illustrated folio →Red-Thread OutriderC15 · 2 energy · 2/2A red thread runs from her wrist to a home no map can find.Read this folio →

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Its hide hardened into layered plates while hauling molten iron from flooded foundries. Children leave coins in its warm seams.

On the card: Enter: gain 1 champion armor.

At the table: Deploy before taking a major hit to gain one champion armor, subject to the five-armor cap.

Open the illustrated folio →Furnaceback OxC16 · 5 energy · 3/7Its hide hardened into layered plates while hauling molten iron from flooded foundries.Read this folio →

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Every widow in the Cinder Ward leaves a loose thread beneath her door. The Spindle Widow gathers them at night and weaves the names of the missing into her web. Soldiers sent to burn it found their sword arms gently bound to their sides. She released them at dawn, each wearing a newly mended cuff and the name of someone they had forgotten.

On the card: Sealed Echo trap: when attacked you may spend it to give the attacker -2 attack for that combat.

The Crow connects this folio to Mourning BobbinMourning BobbinC19 · 3 energy · 1/5Nera wound this bobbin with the final threads from a hundred funeral coats.Read this folio →: The Widow weaves missing names into a web; NeraNeraFirst-generation championNera is Mira's estranged twin sister.Read this biography →'s Bobbin is wound from funeral coats. Their threads preserve different halves of a loss.

At the table: Its sealed trap weakens the first attacker. A small probe may spend it before a stronger attack.

Open the illustrated folio →Spindle WidowC17 · 3 energy · 2/4Every widow in the Cinder Ward leaves a loose thread beneath her door.Read this folio →

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The goblin who lives inside NeraNeraFirst-generation championNera is Mira's estranged twin sister.Read this biography →'s coat insists he is her business partner. He steals buttons from executioners, pockets from tax collectors and hems from anyone who steps on a beggar's blanket. At dawn he sells his findings back as repairs. NeraNeraFirst-generation championNera is Mira's estranged twin sister.Read this biography → pretends not to notice that every coin finds its way into the shoes left outside the orphanage.

On the card: Rush. Open slot.

The Crow connects this folio to Mourning BobbinMourning BobbinC19 · 3 energy · 1/5Nera wound this bobbin with the final threads from a hundred funeral coats.Read this folio →: The Goblin lives inside NeraNeraFirst-generation championNera is Mira's estranged twin sister.Read this biography →'s coat, while the Bobbin mends the mourners who come to her door.

At the table: Rush creates early pressure, but one health leaves it vulnerable to even small damage.

Open the illustrated folio →Hem-GoblinC18 · 1 energy · 2/1The goblin who lives inside Nera's coat insists he is her business partner.Read this folio →

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NeraNeraFirst-generation championNera is Mira's estranged twin sister.Read this biography → wound this bobbin with the final threads from a hundred funeral coats. Now it rolls toward anyone whose clothes are stained with fresh blood, stitching quietly until their breathing steadies. It never repairs its own cracked wooden body. When asked why, it unwinds a little farther, as though someone at the other end is still waiting to come home.

On the card: Enter: heal another friendly creature by 2.

At the table: Wait for an injured ally, then use its two-point entry heal; it cannot heal itself on entry.

Open the illustrated folio →Mourning BobbinC19 · 3 energy · 1/5Nera wound this bobbin with the final threads from a hundred funeral coats.Read this folio →

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Seamstresses leave broken needles on their windowsills for the cat with the silver mouth. It carries each one to a roof where the city's unwanted coats gather like sleeping birds. Anyone who steals from that nest wakes with their sleeve sewn to the bed. Anyone who hurts its keeper discovers that the first bite only marks where the second will land.

On the card: After this survives attacking an enemy creature: deal 1 damage to that creature if it remains.

The Crow connects this folio to Hem-GoblinHem-GoblinC18 · 1 energy · 2/1The goblin who lives inside Nera's coat insists he is her business partner.Read this folio →: The Cat collects needles from seamstresses' windows; the Goblin's stolen hems often need those same needles.

At the table: Attack a creature it will survive; its extra one damage happens only after that combat.

Open the illustrated folio →Needlejaw CatC20 · 4 energy · 3/4Seamstresses leave broken needles on their windowsills for the cat with the silver mouth.Read this folio →

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The smallest workers in the foundry used to leave bent nails beneath the benches. By morning, something had straightened them and arranged them in neat rows. When the masters disappeared, the Rivet Crab began carrying those nails to the workshop doors instead. Nobody taught it to stand guard. TamsinTamsinFirst-generation championTamsin was the smallest apprentice in a workshop that built enormous machines.Read this biography → suspects it is still waiting for someone to come home and complain about the mess.

On the card: Guard.

The Crow connects this folio to Coppercap PorterCoppercap PorterC23 · 1 energy · 1/1The porter was built to carry things no larger than a lunchbox.Read this folio →: In TamsinTamsinFirst-generation championTamsin was the smallest apprentice in a workshop that built enormous machines.Read this biography →'s workshop the Crab holds a doorway while the Porter moves armor to the people sheltering behind it.

At the table: Use natural Guard to protect another creature; three health means the attack order still matters.

Open the illustrated folio →Rivet CrabC21 · 2 energy · 2/3The smallest workers in the foundry used to leave bent nails beneath the benches.Read this folio →

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When the last forge went cold, the apprentices found a stag standing among its ashes. Its antlers were made from the anvils their masters had left behind, and a small red fire burned behind its ribs. It has never allowed anyone to ride it. But on the bitterest nights it kneels outside the sleeping quarters, keeping the iron walls warm until morning.

On the card: Open slot.

The Crow connects this folio to Last-Bolt GiantLast-Bolt GiantC24 · 5 energy · 4/6The giant once held the foundry roof above a hundred fleeing workers.Read this folio →: The Stag stands among the discarded tools from which TamsinTamsinFirst-generation championTamsin was the smallest apprentice in a workshop that built enormous machines.Read this biography → built her suit; the Giant holds the workshop's dangerous last bolt.

At the table: Its six health makes a durable attachment host; it needs another effect to gain Guard.

Open the illustrated folio →Hearth-Anvil StagC22 · 4 energy · 3/6When the last forge went cold, the apprentices found a stag standing among its ashes.Read this folio →

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The porter was built to carry things no larger than a lunchbox. It now makes twelve trips whenever one would have been easier for someone bigger. Lost mittens, cracked tools and letters with no address all find their way onto its little cart. Every evening it leaves a polished copper plate outside TamsinTamsinFirst-generation championTamsin was the smallest apprentice in a workshop that built enormous machines.Read this biography →'s door, convinced that one more layer will keep her safe.

On the card: Enter: gain 1 champion armor.

At the table: Play for a small armor gain on entry, not for its fragile one-health body.

Open the illustrated folio →Coppercap PorterC23 · 1 energy · 1/1The porter was built to carry things no larger than a lunchbox.Read this folio →

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The giant once held the foundry roof above a hundred fleeing workers. Each time part of the city broke afterward, it gave away another bolt: one for a bridge, one for a hospital gate, one for a child's broken chair. Only the rivet through its shoulder remains. When TamsinTamsinFirst-generation championTamsin was the smallest apprentice in a workshop that built enormous machines.Read this biography → asks what it will do if someone needs that too, the giant opens its empty hand.

On the card: Sealed spell: on entry deal 2 damage to an enemy creature then 2 damage to this creature.

At the table: Choose an enemy creature for its entry damage, then plan around two damage to the Giant itself.

Open the illustrated folio →Last-Bolt GiantC24 · 5 energy · 4/6The giant once held the foundry roof above a hundred fleeing workers.Read this folio →

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Coal seams glow beneath its brow as roots wake whenever it is wounded, tracing the route of families who never came home.

On the card: Gain +2 attack while attacking a creature if this was already damaged.

The Crow connects this folio to Orchard WretchOrchard WretchC27 · 4 energy · 4/4Built from burned stakes and evacuation coats, it brings dark fruit to doorsteps and listens below the oldest tree for a name the roots will not return.Read this folio →: Roots under the Boar's cracked hide lead toward the orchard where the Wretch keeps bringing dark fruit.

At the table: Let it become damaged before attacking a creature to turn on its attack bonus.

Open the illustrated folio →Cinderroot BoarC25 · 3 energy · 3/5Coal seams glow beneath its brow as roots wake whenever it is wounded, tracing the route of families who never came home.Read this folio →

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Found asleep in fruit that would not rot, she carries a seed in each palm and asks which wounded house needs a garden first.

On the card: Enter: heal your champion by 1.

The Crow connects this folio to Coalblossom HartCoalblossom HartC28 · 5 energy · 2/6It walks only where ground remembers heat.Read this folio →: The Nymph carries seeds to wounded houses; the Hart's antlers flower over life beneath the ash.

At the table: Time its entry for a damaged champion; it heals one and does not repair a creature.

Open the illustrated folio →Copperseed NymphC26 · 2 energy · 1/3Found asleep in fruit that would not rot, she carries a seed in each palm and asks which wounded house needs a garden first.Read this folio →

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Built from burned stakes and evacuation coats, it brings dark fruit to doorsteps and listens below the oldest tree for a name the roots will not return.

On the card: Open slot.

At the table: Its balanced four attack and four health reward straightforward creature trades or an open-slot attachment.

Open the illustrated folio →Orchard WretchC27 · 4 energy · 4/4Built from burned stakes and evacuation coats, it brings dark fruit to doorsteps and listens below the oldest tree for a name the roots will not return.Read this folio →

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It walks only where ground remembers heat. Flowers open in its antlers over something living beneath ash, then close before anyone can pick them.

On the card: Sealed spell: on entry heal another friendly creature by 3.

At the table: Deploy beside an injured ally to use its sealed three-point entry heal.

Open the illustrated folio →Coalblossom HartC28 · 5 energy · 2/6It walks only where ground remembers heat.Read this folio →

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It carries torn obituary ribbons between doors that no longer have houses. It mends one living wound before its wings turn back to ash.

On the card: Enter: heal another friendly creature by 1.

At the table: Its entry heal needs another damaged friendly creature; do not play it expecting self-healing.

Open the illustrated folio →Shroud MothC29 · 2 energy · 2/2It carries torn obituary ribbons between doors that no longer have houses.Read this folio →

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Its reflection arrives a moment before it does, looking for the wounded it intends to follow.

On the card: Enter: if a friendly creature is damaged draw then discard a card.

The Crow connects this folio to The Drowned OracleThe Drowned OracleC07 · 3 energy · 2/4They lowered her into the reservoir to silence a prophecy.Read this folio →: The Hare arrives after its own reflection. The Oracle would charge a memory for an explanation.

At the table: Keep an ally damaged when it enters if you want its draw-then-discard selection.

Open the illustrated folio →Mourningglass HareC30 · 2 energy · 1/3Its reflection arrives a moment before it does, looking for the wounded it intends to follow.Read this folio →

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It ferries names written on feathers and washes its beak only after it has earned someone one more morning.

On the card: After this survives attacking a creature heal your champion by 1.

The Crow connects this folio to Grave Lantern KeeperGrave Lantern KeeperC04 · 2 energy · 2/3The keeper lights a lantern for every grave the city refuses to mark.Read this folio →: The Swan carries names across water while the Keeper lights them on land.

At the table: Attack a creature it can survive to heal your champion afterward.

Open the illustrated folio →Undertaker's SwanC31 · 4 energy · 3/4It ferries names written on feathers and washes its beak only after it has earned someone one more morning.Read this folio →

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Folded from the program of a play that never ended, it lands on the wrong page whenever somebody lies.

On the card: Enter: draw a card then discard a card.

The Crow connects this folio to Mirror-Fang DancerMirror-Fang DancerC05 · 3 energy · 3/3Her reflection learned the final step before she did.Read this folio →: A program folded into a bird and a dancer freed from a mirror belong in VessaVessaFirst-generation championVessa once played every role in the mirror theater.Read this biography →'s account of unfinished performances.

At the table: Use its entry draw-then-discard to search for a better answer without gaining hand size.

Open the illustrated folio →Prism CraneC32 · 2 energy · 1/3Folded from the program of a play that never ended, it lands on the wrong page whenever somebody lies.Read this folio →

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It repeats only the sound magic makes after it has already passed.

On the card: Gain +1 attack while attacking a creature with magic.

The Crow connects this folio to Facet MarionetteFacet MarionetteC34 · 3 energy · 2/4It learned to bow after every injury because its strings tighten when it survives.Read this folio →: The Bat hears magic's echo after it passes; the Marionette bows after an injury. VessaVessaFirst-generation championVessa once played every role in the mirror theater.Read this biography → taught neither to trust first impressions.

At the table: Aim its attack at a creature with magic to earn its conditional bonus; plain bodies deny it.

Open the illustrated folio →Silver-Echo BatC33 · 2 energy · 3/1It repeats only the sound magic makes after it has already passed.Read this folio →

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It learned to bow after every injury because its strings tighten when it survives.

On the card: After surviving defense deal 1 damage to the attacker if it remains.

At the table: Defend with enough health to survive; only then can it deal a follow-up point to the attacker.

Open the illustrated folio →Facet MarionetteC34 · 3 energy · 2/4It learned to bow after every injury because its strings tighten when it survives.Read this folio →

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Folded funeral notices pack its chest so tightly that no bell can make it speak.

On the card: Gain +1 attack while attacking if an enemy has an armed trap.

The Crow connects this folio to The Bell-EaterThe Bell-EaterC08 · 4 energy · 3/5When the plague bells stopped, something beneath the cathedral began to starve.Read this folio →: Funeral notices silence the Golem where swallowed bells once rang.

At the table: Its attack bonus depends on an enemy having an armed trap; it does not reveal the hidden trap's identity.

Open the illustrated folio →Quietpaper GolemC35 · 3 energy · 2/4Folded funeral notices pack its chest so tightly that no bell can make it speak.Read this folio →

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It follows the echo after a bell stops, barking only at the silence left behind.

On the card: Rush. Open slot.

The Crow connects this folio to Mute ChoirlingMute ChoirlingC37 · 4 energy · 2/5Its tiny mouths sing only into injured cloth, sewing the sound shut.Read this folio →: The Hound follows a fading bell; the Choirling stitches sound into damaged cloth.

At the table: Rush gives immediate attack pressure, but two health makes its first trade important.

Open the illustrated folio →Clapper HoundC36 · 2 energy · 3/2It follows the echo after a bell stops, barking only at the silence left behind.Read this folio →

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Its tiny mouths sing only into injured cloth, sewing the sound shut.

On the card: Enter: heal another friendly creature by 1.

At the table: Enter beside an injured ally for a one-point heal; its open slot can support a different loadout role.

Open the illustrated folio →Mute ChoirlingC37 · 4 energy · 2/5Its tiny mouths sing only into injured cloth, sewing the sound shut.Read this folio →

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Promises abandoned by rulers were sewn into its frame, and every step pulls one thread through its owner's heart.

On the card: Blood Bargain: you may play this for 1 energy and 5 champion health instead of its normal energy cost.

The Crow connects this folio to The Hollow RegentThe Hollow RegentC12 · 6 energy · 5/7The crown was buried with an empty suit of armor, yet the taxes continued to arrive.Read this folio →: IonaIonaFirst-generation championIona catalogs the promises every ruler abandoned.Read this biography →'s later inquiry places the Giant's stitched oaths beside the Regent's petitions as separate testimony, without joining their origins.

At the table: Blood Bargain can replace the normal cost with 1 energy and 5 champion health, so check whether you can safely afford that life payment.

Open the illustrated folio →Crownsuture GiantC38 · 5 energy · 4/6Promises abandoned by rulers were sewn into its frame, and every step pulls one thread through its owner's heart.Read this folio →

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The smallest herald carries a list of names too heavy for its paper arms, adding one final mark to debts already bleeding.

On the card: Enter: deal 1 damage to an already damaged enemy creature.

The Crow connects this folio to Bannerless LionBannerless LionC40 · 3 energy · 3/4It guards no king because every banner it served was eventually burned.Read this folio →: The Page records debts in paper; the Lion waits for a promise worth defending.

At the table: Its entry point can finish an already damaged enemy creature, but cannot start damage on a fresh target.

Open the illustrated folio →Procession PageC39 · 1 energy · 1/2The smallest herald carries a list of names too heavy for its paper arms, adding one final mark to debts already bleeding.Read this folio →

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It guards no king because every banner it served was eventually burned. It remains anyway, waiting for a promise it can believe.

On the card: Open slot.

At the table: A dependable three-attack, four-health body with an open slot; build its role through attachments.

Open the illustrated folio →Bannerless LionC40 · 3 energy · 3/4It guards no king because every banner it served was eventually burned.Read this folio →

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