Fighting Flame Sword

Maze of Millennia MZMI-EN008 • ultra-rare

Set: Maze of Millennia
Printing code: MZMI-EN008
Rarity: Ultra rare
Card type: Spell

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Fighting Flame Sword is a unique spell card from the Maze of Millennia set that revitalizes the classic design of the iconic Flame Swordsman. Collectors value this ultra-rare card for its role in bridging nostalgia with modern gameplay mechanics, offering a specialized way to integrate the legendary warrior into current dueling strategies.

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