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final fantasy tcg gunslinger in the abyss booster box Final Fantasy TCG: Opus 26 Gunslinger in the Abyss

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final fantasy tcg gunslinger in the abyss booster box Final Fantasy TCG: Opus 26 Gunslinger in the AbyssStep into a thrilling new chapter of strategy and lore with Gunslinger in the Abyss! The latest Final Fantasy TCG expansion ramps up the Limit Break system, introduces iconic characters from FFXIV: The Twelve, and delivers the largest pack of new art the game has ever seen. Limit Break cards can turn the tides of battle, and Hidden Trials will provide even choices to do exactly that. These Limit Break cards have their own themes creating more

Step into a thrilling new chapter of strategy and lore with Gunslinger in the Abyss!

The latest Final Fantasy TCG expansion ramps up the Limit Break system, introduces iconic characters from FFXIV: The Twelve, and delivers the largest pack of new art the game has ever seen.

Limit Break cards can turn the tides of battle, and Hidden Trials will provide even choices to do exactly that. These Limit Break cards have their own themes creating more interesting options for those wishing to build the ultimate deck.

🗂️ Set List Breakdown

130 normal cards:
– Common ×54
– Rare ×35
– Hero ×26
– Legend ×15

174 premium foil cards (same characters) presented as full art foils, including:
– 42 Full Art Premiums
– 1 Special Card (Bartz [26‑053L])
– 1 Crystal Card

Special additions:
– 3 Legacy full art reprints: The Demon, The Goddess, The Fiend
– Display Box Promo: Vincent [PR‑188/26‑066L]

🔗 Click here to view the full official card list

✨ Set Features

  • Limit Break Expansion: Enhances gameplay with deeper, more dynamic strategies.
  • New Era from FFXIV: The Twelve: Primal cards and heroes join the battlefield for the first time.
  • Largest Art Drop Yet: 38 brand new illustrated cards, the most in a single FFTCG set.
  • Foil Highlights: Includes signature-stamped Bartz Special Card and Legacy full-art favorites across the set.
  • Exclusive Promo: Vincent art card featured as a powerful display box bonus.

📦 What’s Inside

  • 1 × Booster Box
  • 18 x Booster Packs
  • 12 cards per pack, including at least 1 Premium foil card
  • 1 x Vincent [PR‑188/26‑066L] box promo
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