Now that Legend Story Studios has started to pull back the veil a little and shown us a few cards from the upcoming set Part the Mistveil, initial speculation saw people wondering if this would be ...

Of all the mechanics in Flesh and Blood, “pitching for second cycle” is one of the concepts that I hear referred to most often when it comes to levelling up your gameplay when you start to dive dee...

Card games thrive on hidden information. Perhaps you could even consider it one of their defining features. When you sit down to play a game of Flesh and Blood, looking at the opposing hero will gi...

Though the main currency in Flesh and Blood is resources, which you pay by pitching cards, the rules also define the concept of an additional cost. This is typically a non-resource cost that has to...

Whenever I pick up a new card game, the first decks I gravitate towards are OTK (One Turn Kill) decks, i.e. decks that draw out the game until they have all the pieces to win in one big turn. Con...

Like in most card games, each card in Flesh and Blood features various numerical values: the cost to play the card, how many resources it generates when it is pitched, how much damage it can block,...

Have you ever sat down to draft the latest Flesh and Blood set, excited to draft the coolest hero, only to realise after four or five picks that none of their cards are making their way to you anym...