*Click on the images to enlarge. |
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The Warlord's Tactical Manual covers strategies and gives a visual listing of all cards. |
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Click the image to go to an alphabetical list of cards and images in 3x3 card holders, as depicted by the thumbnail, organized by card name and type. |
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Click the image to have a closer look at the difference between first edition and second edition cards. |
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The Blood Wars Dual Deck Packs came in a larger display box. If there was a II on the left above the TSR logo, it was a box of second edition dual decks. |
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The first expansion packs were entitled Rebels and Reinforcements which featured the Lady of Pain as the ultra rare card. |
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The second expansion packs were entitled Factols and Factions and featured the Key of Pain as the ultra rare card. |
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The third expansion packs were entitled Powers and Proxies and featured the Floating Gods as the ultra rare card. |
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The cards came in light plastic wrappers that were heat-sealed shut to prevent tampering.
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Blood Wars small rule book came backaged in with the dual decks starter packs. |
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The dual decks inside the dual deck display box came packaged like this, with two decks of cards and an instruction booklet individually shrink wrapped. |
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This is an example of one kind of packaging for the dual decks sold independently of the display boxes, this one in particular being a Best Buy exclusive. It included two starter decks, rules, and a bonus pack of E2 cards. (These dual decks seem to contain third edition cards.) |
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The Blood Wars promo poster was sent out to stores and hobby shops to promote the release of the tcg. |
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Blood Wars promo t-shirt. If you would like to donate information on this item, please contact Azurah via PM or [email protected] |
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