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Vendor: Disney
Product Type : Lorcana Single
| Set Name: | The First Chapter |
| Release Date: | 2023-08-18 |
| Rarity: | Uncommon |
| Flavor Text: | "Arm thyself with this enchanted Shield of Virtue and this mighty Sword of Truth, for these weapons of righteousness will triumph over evil." —Flora |
| Cost Ink: | 1 |
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