## Summary ### Separating “Negate”, “Suppress”, and “Misenchant” The term “negate” previously meant both canceling an action and removing printed effects from a card. Now that term has been split in two. To “Negate” an action means canceling it and removing it from the chain. To “Suppress” a card means to temporarily remove its printed effects. Suppressing a card has the same result as Misenchanting it - for as long as that status lasts, none of that card’s effects will work. The difference is that Suppression comes from other cards and effects, while Misenchanting comes from the rules of the game. ### Independence of sources and effects Once an effect is activated, it’s now considered separate from its source. Actions that destroy, Suppress, or have any other impact on that source don’t do anything to its effect on the chain. Likewise, Negating an effect on the chain doesn’t do anything to its source. Some cards can specifically apply to both an effect on the chain and the card it came from - for example, Gorgon’s Gaze Negates an Elestral’s effect on the chain and Suppresses that Elestral. ### Performing field checks between chains Previously, a card with too few Enchanting Spirits or an Artifact that lost its Elestral would be sent to the Underworld immediately, before players had a chance to react. Now, those objects are only checked for these conditions and sent to the Underworld after the chain is fully resolved. If a card has a conditional effect waiting in Limbo then it’s ignored for this round of the check - but the same check will happen again after the next chain and every chain after. ### Introducing “Limbo” When a player Casts an Elestral or Rune, or when they activate an effect, it goes into Limbo. This is a brand new zone that exists to hold objects that haven’t resolved yet, and it’s separate from the hand, decks, field, and Underworld. If a card or effect enters Limbo while the chain is open, it is added right away as the newest link. If a card is Cast or a conditional effect is met while the chain is closed, it waits to form a link the next time the chain opens. ### Introducing “response windows” The new term “response window” describes behavior that is being slightly expanded. Whenever a player starts a chain, the game moves to the “response window”. Conditional effects can be activated and priority is passed back and forth to allow Casting Counter Runes, but those are the only actions allowed at this time. Moving forward, this window also opens after a chain resolves. Players get a chance to use Counter Runes before the turn player can take actions that require an empty chain such as Casting an Elestral, changing Positions, or activating effects. ## Separating “Negate”, “Suppress”, and “Misenchant” Under prior rules, the term “Negate” carried both of the following meanings: 1. To treat the printed effect of a Rune or Elestral, or an effect added to it, as not existing. This happens as a result of a resolving effect, or applying a passive effect. (e.g. Krakkid) 2. To cancel a card, an effect, or a turn action before it is performed, without refunding any resources or permissions spent to announce it. (e.g. Pandora’s Box) Additionally, the “Misenchanted” status was defined as negating the affected Rune or Elestral as long as that card had the incorrect type but correct number of Spirits Enchanting it. The way that status worked overlapped with the first definition above, but it was continuously checked to see if it still applied rather than having a defined start and stop. Overloading one game term with multiple meanings is a common source of confusion in card games, so we’ve split the meanings above into several different terms. Each term below works in only one zone, and always affects objects in the same way. - - - The new term “Suppress” has been added, which refers to the action of removing effects from a Rune or Elestral. A card that is “Suppressed” can’t add any of its conditional effects to the chain, and it has all of its printed effects removed. Any effects given to it by itself (e.g. Spinymph, Aeromare) or by other cards (no present examples) are also removed. New effects that it gains after it becomes Suppressed but before that status ends are removed. All removed effects will be present as soon as the Suppressed status ends. The term “Negate” refers to canceling a card or effect on the chain, or canceling an action that a player has announced such as declaring an attack. Resources and permissions spent in order to put that object on the chain or to announce that action are not refunded. The term “Misenchanted” is a status applied by the game rules to a Rune or Elestral as long as it has at least the correct number of Spirits to meet its Enchantment Cost, but it does not have the correct types of Spirits. A Misenchanted card has its effects removed the same way that effects are removed from a Suppressed card. Because the “Suppressed” status is caused by other cards and effects while “Misenchanted” is caused by the rules, these two statuses are different, and can both apply to a card at the same time. If effects from other sources alter a card’s characteristics, change game rules as they relate to a card, or have a conditional effect that watches for a card to perform an action or have an action performed on it, those are NOT stopped by that card being Suppressed. For example, an Artifact that gives the Elestral it Empowers +2 ATK continues to apply that stat change even if the affected Elestral becomes Suppressed.
#### Cards receiving errata: ##### \- Krakkid * **Old text:** When you Cast this Krakkid you can target an opponent's Elestral. That Elestral cannot attack and its effect is negated as long as this Krakkid is Enchanted. * **New text:** When you Cast this Krakkid you can target an opponent’s Elestral. That Elestral is Suppressed and cannot attack as long as this Krakkid is Enchanted. ##### \- Verutaqua * **Old text:** When this Verutaqua enters battle with a Defense Position Elestral you can negate that Elestral’s effect and destroy it. If you do, this Verutaqua deals no damage this battle. * **New text:** When this Verutaqua enters battle with a Defense Position Elestral, you can Suppress and destroy that Elestral. If you do, this Verutaqua deals no damage this battle. ##### \- Gorgon's Gaze * **Old text:** Target an Elestral. Until the End Phase that Elestral’s effect is negated and it cannot receive Enchantments, attack, Nexus, or Ascend. * **New text:** Target an Elestral. If its effect is on the chain, Negate it. Until the End Phase that Elestral is Suppressed and it cannot receive Enchantments, attack, Nexus, or Ascend. #### Cards unaffected by this change: ##### \- Pandora’s Box * This Pandora's Box can only be Cast when an opponent activates an effect that Searches for or Casts a card from their deck. Negate that effect and that opponent must send the top 2 cards from their deck to their Underworld. ##### \- Shield of Achilles * This Shield of Achilles can only be Cast after an opponent’s Elestral declares an attack. Expend X equal to that Elestral's Enchantment Cost in order to Negate that attack and return that Elestral to their hand. ## Independence of sources and effects Under prior rules, an active or conditional effect that was added to the chain remained linked to the card it was printed on, i.e. its source. As a chain was resolved, each chain link was checked before resolving to determine if it was still legal as proposed. If the source of that effect was no longer legally allowed to activate it - e.g. that card has changed zones, or became Misenchanted or Suppressed due to a chained effect that resolved sooner, etc - then the proposed action was considered impossible even if that effect could still be legally resolved. - - - Active and conditional effects that have been added to the chain are considered independent objects from their source. Though the two are still linked - i.e. a resolving effect may refer to its source, typically as “this CARDNAME”, or a source may link to its effect(s) on the chain, typically as “[a card]’s effect on the chain” - destroying, Suppressing, Misenchanting, changing the zone of an object, or otherwise altering an object has no impact on its effect on the chain. Likewise, Negating an effect on the chain has no impact on its source. Any resources or permissions spent to activate that effect are still spent with no result; for example, Disechanted Spirits are not refunded and an effect cannot be activated a second time in the same turn if it was Negated the first time. But Negating an effect on the chain will not remove the printed effect from its source, meaning that card can activate that effect again either on future turns or the next time that its condition is met. ## Performing field checks between chains Under prior rules, it was possible for a card to have too few Enchanting Spirits and be sent to the Underworld while activating its effect, e.g. by Disenchanting from that card to pay an activation cost. Rulings were issued that such cards were moved to the Underworld immediately, but were treated “as though” they were still on the field for purposes including targeting, tracking the number of objects in zones, being affected by or affecting other objects with passive effects, etc. Unfortunately, this led to frequent rewinds being required if an effect was announced and cards changed zones, but at the time the chain link resolved, that effect could no longer be activated as announced. This also led to game states where multiple chained cards or effects could refer to an object that was no longer physically present on the field, but was acting “as though” it was still on the field, which led to unclear game states. Important behavior to preserve: in order to mechanically distinguish a cost “in order to” activate an effect from the results of that effect, the cost portion must be performed (and affected objects moved from one zone to another) at the time that effect is activated; any results - as opposed to costs - are performed and affected objects are moved at the time that effect resolves. - - - A new set of turn action rules has been added that are performed each time that a chain finishes resolving. The current game state is checked to see if any of the conditions listed below are met and what actions are required to fix it if so. If any actions are required they are all performed simultaneously, then a new check is performed. This repeats until no actions occur. Once no actions occur during a check, if there are any cards or effects waiting in Limbo, a new chain opens. First, the turn player adds any cards or effects they control in Limbo to the new chain, in any order they choose. If a conditional effect uses "you can", they have the option to ignore that effect, but they are required to activate any effects using "you must" and to Cast any cards they have waiting. Then the next player in the turn order does the same. After each player has added all of their actions to the chain, any objects in Limbo that still aren’t on the chain (usually because they were illegal to Cast) are sent to the Underworld, then the turn player gets priority in the response window, and can Cast one or more Counter Runes or pass priority. The list of checks between chains include: * If a card on the field has too few Spirits to meet its Enchantment Cost \* * If an Artifact on the field is no longer Empowering an Elestral \* * If, in the Declare Attack Step, a proposed attack is no longer legal (e.g. the attacking Elestral has changed to a Position it cannot attack from, left the field, or “cannot attack”, or the defending Elestral has left the field or “cannot be attacked”) If any of those conditions are met, the following actions are performed: * Each card with too few Spirits to meet its Enchantment Cost is sent to its owner’s Underworld along with any Spirits Enchanting it and any Artifacts Empowering it. * Each Artifact that is no longer Empowering an Elestral is sent to its owner’s Underworld along with any Spirits Enchanting it. * The current battle ends; the current Declare Attack Step ends; and the game continues in the turn player’s Battle Phase. If the Elestral that declared that attack is still on the field, its permission to declare an attack is not consumed for this turn, and it can try declaring a new attack if it is still legal to do so. \* If a card’s conditional effect has been met and added to Limbo, but it hasn’t been added to the chain yet, ignore that card when performing these checks. It’s allowed to remain on the field even if it has too few Spirits or isn’t Empowering an Elestral anymore. The game will check again after the next chain (and after every chain) to determine if that card meets any of the field checks. ## Introducing “Limbo” Under prior rules, Casting or Ascending a card required that one or more cards changed zones immediately as part of the casting process. Typically the affected cards, plus Enchanting Spirits, would immediately start occupying a slot on the field. For Ascension or when Casting a Stadium, an existing card would be sent to the Underworld as part of that process. Once that link was added to the chain, players could respond. If that Cast or Ascend action was not successful, a rewind would be performed, causing some or all of those cards to return to previous zones. As the game progresses and more cards are printed that allow some form of interacting with the chain, rewinds under the prior system would be expected to occur more frequently. Rewinds are costly and complicated to perform in digital environments and introduce high probability of mistakes in tournament environments, so we aim to avoid rewinds during the natural course of the game as much as possible. Additionally, under prior rules a Cast or Ascend action that happened because of a resolving effect was added to the start of the next chain. The card being Cast would immediately change zones from the hand or deck it was being Cast from; however, that card was not considered to exist on the field, and its Spirits were not considered Enchanting Spirits, until it was Cast successfully and resolved on the next open chain. This led to some confusion over cards briefly not existing in any zone of the game. Important behaviors to preserve: * Players should immediately pair the Spirit(s) that will Enchant a card with that card itself, so it is known if the card will be Enchanted or Misenchanted. * Opponents should have the opportunity to respond to a Cast or Ascend action before that card resolves. This response may prevent that Cast or Ascend action entirely. * Casting and Ascending Elestrals should behave similarly and use the same process wherever possible, because Ascending is a special form of Casting. Ascending has the additions of (1) send the Ascending Elestral to the Underworld, and (2) attach its Spirits (along with any number of Spirits taken from other Elestrals) to the Ascension. * Casting a Rune card should behave as similarly to Casting an Elestral card as possible, so that the “Cast” keyword has a consistent set of actions associated with it regardless of the card type involved. * The zone (hand, deck, field (Set Position), or Underworld) that a card is being Cast from should have no significant impact on the process of Casting or Ascending that card. - - - The process of Casting a card or Ascending into a card causes it to move to Limbo. Limbo is a new game zone that is separate from the hand, decks, field, and Underworld. Cards and effects can exist in Limbo, and the chain exists within Limbo. When a card is Cast, that card along with any Spirits that will Enchant it are placed in Limbo. This is represented by placing the card face up into the appropriate slot on the field - in the Stadium slot, Elestral Row, or Rune row - which reserves that slot for the card once it resolves. Any cards lost in the Casting process such as your already existing Stadium or the Ascending Elestral will be sent to the Underworld immediately. If Casting a card causes cards already on the field to have too few Enchanting Spirits - for example, if an Invoke Rune is Cast using Spirits drawn from one of your Elestrals - they remain on the field until the check between chains, once the current chain has closed and resolved. Whenever a conditional effect is met, it is added to Limbo. If there is a currently open chain then the controller of that effect immediately chooses either to activate it and add it as the newest link, or to ignore it, which removes it from Limbo. If the current chain is closed, that effect waits in Limbo. Once the next chain opens, the turn player adds their cards and effects in Limbo to the chain in any order. If the source of a conditional effect is Suppressed, that effect can’t be added to the chain. When the turn player is done adding to the chain, any card or effects in Limbo that they didn’t add to the chain are sent to the Underworld, and the next player in turn order starts adding to the chain. After the chain has been built, players get an opportunity to add Counter Runes in response - when everyone is satisfied and has no more actions, that chain closes and starts to resolve. Remember that a conditional effect met “when [a card] is Cast” or “when [a card] Ascends” are only met when that action successfully happens; meaning when its chain link resolves and the card enters the field. Because the chain must be closed for chain links to resolve, any conditional effects that are met this way will have to wait for the next open chain before they can be activated. When a Continuous Rune or an Elestral resolves, that card moves to its reserved slot on the field if possible. If for some reason it is not possible for that card to enter the field, it is sent to the Underworld instead. When an Instant Rune resolves, follow its instructions in order. Then that card and its Enchanting Spirits are moved from Limbo to the Underworld. That Instant Rune and its Spirits are considered to still be in Limbo, not on the field, during this process. For example, this means that Resting on your Laurels does not consider its own Spirits when counting how many Enchanting Spirits are on your field. ## Introducing “Response Windows” Under prior rules, once a chain has begun, the actions that a player is allowed to take become restricted. Conditional effects can be activated if their event happens, and Counter Runes can be Cast when a player has priority. However, actions such as Casting or Ascending an Elestral, changing the Positions of Elestrals, declaring an attack, activating a Rune’s or Elestral’s effect, attempting to pass to the next step or phase, or etc can only happen if there is no chain and the turn player has priority. After a chain resolves, the turn player receives priority. If no conditional effects were added to Limbo during the previous chain, then the chain is empty - which would mean that the turn player could immediately take any of the actions listed above. This includes situations where a player could Cast an Elestral, and immediately after that chain resolves, begin the next chain by activating an effect of the Elestral that was just Cast, before the non-turn player(s) have the chance to react to that Elestral entering the field. - - - The new term “response window” describes this restriction in what actions a player may take. As soon as a chain begins and the first link is added, the game enters the response window. During this window players can activate conditional effects and can Cast Counter Runes to build the chain, but cannot take any other actions. Once all players have passed priority without adding to the chain it closes and resolves fully. New behavior that is being changed is that, after a chain fully resolves and the clean-up checks have been performed between chains, a new response window opens. If there are any cards or effects waiting in Limbo then those are added to the chain now, and the process described above repeats. If not, then each player has the opportunity to Cast Counter Runes, but other actions are still restricted during this window. If all players pass priority during this response window without taking any actions, then the turn player is given priority once again in the current step or phase, and can take actions normally allowed to them at this time - for example, Casting or Ascending an Elestral in the Main Phase, declaring an attack in the Battle Phase, or attempting to move to the next step or phase. Any action taken at this time may form a new chain and open a response window once again. This window allows several critical interactions to be preserved: * Non-turn players have the opportunity to use Counter Runes to respond to actions in a chain before the turn player can take “slow” actions. For example, this means that a non-turn player can Cast Poison Tipped Arrow or other Counter Runes with a restriction “when an opponent Casts an Elestral” after that Elestral is successfully Cast, but before the turn player has an opportunity to activate its effect. * The turn player can take multiple actions in a phase with a better ability to predict which responses are or are not allowed. After a chain resolves, the turn player must decide to either act or pass priority to their opponent; it is only after they’ve passed that they learn whether or not there are Counter Rune responses to any actions that happened in the last chain. If they passed priority and all other players did as well, then the current step or phase would end immediately. The response window allows a turn player to pass priority to determine if their opponents have any responses to actions that have just happened, and afterwards, to still take further actions during the current phase. * The turn player is the first to receive priority anytime that a window to Cast Runes is opened. During the response window, the turn player is still permitted to act before non-turn players. However, their actions are restricted by the window; they can only activate conditional effects that have been met, or Cast one or more Counter Runes. * Non-turn players have the ‘final word’ before a step or phase ends. After the response window, the turn player receives priority again, and to move to the next step or phase they must pass priority to the non-turn players. This allows non-turn players to take actions with the knowledge that the turn player planned to take no further actions (though that plan may change if a chain is formed and resolved). Several of the behaviors described above show the most tangible differences in high-level tournament play, by allowing players to bluff one another and to probe or call their opponents’ bluffs without having to take costly risks. But even at the beginner level this change will more closely match player expectations and streamline the process of learning about the chain, one of the most complicated aspects of the game of Elestrals. ## Errata Table | **Founder’s Edition** | **First Edition** | | ----------------- | ------------- | | **Aeromare**
BS1-069 • SD01-11 • SD05-04 | | | **![](https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/8wKQb2YkeQ-YXAPuRnumgSp0cGGqrhdvoI4PqlrSdSE-kk1CqQ59XuK9B6bE9A5hte0HD_bwb0BVIrrXfMZl-fFk2AqTjcXOpLZDq-RbQfqFA_gLthp4T8qUHW-u_4nKGOwDlVzknEe8I1U2dBGlAHo)** | ![](https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/jv7StFaNyxwP6WWAOZpCcBrnQNB04jg2KEqwgl1rXjL_lgZkqw9FYIilbGc0iryKzwV1Acmyc4b7B0kv0s4vTZ5JlAblIt8IeCAKbVfxXKyFsxxzM-i7JazVWeeQ91kXb4e4FXnYhQnITuojnZl6gKM) | | **Bag of Winds**
BS1-098 • SD05-19 | | | ![](https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/hrbvX-12S8lAzWQZjcMhkKfgAbPI4fQyp-YyzOw1JY2591F0hbR1aMSahj3XZ4iMoQGD285ravMyRhD-m27WR7bAIW18thDZKXo3lyD6Xzj1yhQqy4yCiBwf3XX8Gbtpzjip_v89eIPw2iF9Ng90kb0) | ![](https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-1Q5fiO7xQIiBbe5Dub9MFIldcvoTyGpnLsCdtJgCF-B0dnic-9KkDFmQzDN3aVnSRgdacH4CcdoR_D3PFur-rPNWbKjTP3hpHdtuaAHfbDAI7XRlUD2cjphZYEUyepYixlIlfZwjOsMoLpYAkvj8g4) | | **Blazerus**
BS1-021 • SD02-02 | | | ![](https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/nriNLym6WhOVXsN8QhJvQqMQDAOu8HQ1J_oyrglltzv6EcZRqRA4aiKa3ukC1ODYU439O9Un2klICERCZ2s8Fxg3IYUKnEgT48sqBYkV8NOILEZXANW3kzaamgfuK-KgSqpKKwfN6YysL4k5qZed0sE) | ![](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/09DBxaihiSGnaCwqGs_ySLYSX-G7x4PMAGziP3tCnstHmS630xwiWXCjRYZrOcp6dBTn-xJ8a0RM2PUNKBtOWbDhAJVEq5rdMrObFaMSmwtSi_Qu3yXsx6bX2klVxbBdnof_JpR95TINkIxNQzrTR_k) | | **Centaurbor**
BS1-113 • SD01-03 | | | ![](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/IaGQsI6_rQxU_Lv0Lj1og8V1eY9X9W5QEvd6Dq1DwMRN3crsV21L9zrVZI1Yw5HURRqYzW0eDei978tmH7pvxGPEXC3Rqcg3MHEKBu3at49tMcJJcXL3JCRwGlz9q-z-rOWsbCm6vqIKoeG3J-yBuzQ) | ![](https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/WPXJYSsslPbDgx8s7Od12FBsvRvsmhqg4Boh5uQnr9INSK2g2D6G-ZH-44S7_pbKrMyv7dLe2zsNvewIFpRKEXCpD9Br4G6NNNWVKYJSjoSEV5_QE1GJ2VSFD8et9hn-W4Lu2GMA7_lGUp-9KSknCfE) | | **Chillalotl**
PR1-32

\*\*\*\*NOTE: This card does not exist in the First Edition Base Set, it will be reprinted in subsequent sets. | | | ![](https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/jxAONnPQSHMZhJ0H-wWtWCE5zM-CdYLdbJdIBuOxOme-oiJQeQkLLtJIUstLfhS2sKK8lMmRdxIZUGVQUp8iiEF_iX-H1XLrivDRhmQgAX1HlAN4x18EY1ByVc0VRXgkafCV-G-pmJ1R9mIV86_SgU0) | | | **Chrysoar**
BS1-077 | | | ![](https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/RCT7DJyXoOVDt6ZA5tEid4bZCQmmCdq-sIKKzWyO1T912pWr-UNLKGIC7VhN7I7kUUinRm3AiwOMh5hLrOthp6fAcYmo9OwYcsh2VhfUVInjUVwV9KJ-E5ykdqqRv67Od9_2lKvcwXQUCmIV2eigXXI) | ![](https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/UdCkXm74FB--w3odv3FGSFKbcEH_aj7Ow_pFuP4Qm-bOjvKJC401Jj8TLdh6LQetFJEcmMgCJ-oyNnzDaD8jxkxEPVxo3vG1DW5xUR6pURrNSEid2zgg_qJbL_8mWRwDSDMYMRje5U-oZWO6vlaJJug) | | **Demeter**
BS1-081 • SD01-16 • AC1-03 | | | ![](https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/lzn3U7LG1rWrupMazGKV06WeBDBzuqbqKGOSkr7nwQkTnMS8vDRpnRm8Jj3ncbBfTO2PodcoR9FhHFMYyzxvrpo-TJlOcyCS2vjWEreuTk_UAwElh9-_8cwGAfVvcJdryK37Ak4gffLCTscmG4aBt74) | ![](https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/u_Ucc5Oo9hMhCZBAT40rY_QaE4ZxPAuUab_eX9zhxcmhr35r7LG0NgR2BqaVOsdmN-ux5X8oywCZ1Fjn9cGw0bnohYcU8dSm6k-vwIxjq-U4PzTNn_v3v0utBbB0nVV7xs3i5LrQjnHviKLgpuEQPTg) | | **Emphyrix**
BS1-034 • BS1-116 • XX/99 | | | ![](https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/PIl2VwpvlFmbE8mhvTt6ZgZDq9-clX8rHGNo-v_gAyQoDXLYoDQL_czdSZpvwfNEaLPvy9iPxwxjDjp8dm8sQ1xGQaMuADIUdWqgFGkHzhj3-XC2dw4jGPVoWyNNU9Wv-eKLwdjl99rrrWzb1aHmTDY) | ![](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/BqppwtHkDT7unb3HXuKFZ1plit5RiK3NcXpZn-FUjrmbLMaIn4wcbwUV65MZQGefzFWkt45_madwYnnLx1fLm5Q4abc9BiCKAgLCoKHqHTwgQrLhnizVD-MU5egc4ac2h5PxJxtIkVXNzcfolOAfAHs) | | **Flarachne**
BS1-030 • SD02-05 | | | ![](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/cUJbCDhXg8K_mfI8C-pR3S3ghKDr2Lo9H47G-seoYXZfNmJpIBPxbLAmmLUcmxdLt5ka_WQTxOdEeXwx1X4c31__q88XHkGQyryZpidI0dTY5T0R6OsmM470YZNpQbDqjcT3Sg2lqKh6J50aAhuCIsM) | ![](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/Xj9n8yR7Fkb8X222_hvelA888FL1TZmFPx4TN9KIjHhnQcFJSNT_E5lAUqTZWiop1wBkS5K9n6TeF2Gk204miToo_8fduJniU3yJSq6K9KgdC0Nqus9V0pO6qyOYBl20uiOTbo-vdt8Owrq2QJYryzk) | | **Galaxea**
BS1-052 • SD03-10 • AC1-05 | | | ![](https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/yKws3C9L1KpT0jIZ9UPBU0aNWh7et_1Km2WfJ4lxQeMoY5N_fLwP_nC8uJGzpXxxqOFN77FdIuD4MbPgmTaK3lB_IEedqBJJq5zAlQoz23rumw3THPlvw4W6AHNfqJ-C0JYzCEwYc0D-ZjIM9jjeJzY) | ![](https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/ewVcyNsiqNGaqkNC5RfkmsDGHf5l9S3kE-jLIJmcDh54-NdwcWC__05qkwGnskjR-lqSZIOkRN0VIEfQghhs2snDEd_TYOCu7uG18RsYkGwdm8lGqjmSS679-p_UwTe77eDhI5QN5YoMf3fe5HZk4Cg) | | **Glauby**
BS1-039 • SD03-02 | | | ![](https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/z-akZ2EpHm51AygN6GvzGF-DDLxP-765YclSW54_KaEJBJlVVmsTgXEzRxkifUgsIJSuTIBvyYfuxbT4CfD4iRVvOSi4QsGe3RrGSL50jf7oCPQY5uEbYvr6517cBJ6Eke3h2jgr0OSdfInzM8bZyno) | ![](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/TzczW80M2x5wLgNPyhEM9qn_qI8c_vHxCXq2GIKqV9OtLkxREwO3vBcS6O5RxEBw9thQOVOMy665njOzNG9Yb8AS4hULRDwoSS5wjNnLALImd3KRO4Tx00lNN3uKNnORCsBFapE-jIZBavKqi3mZly0) | | **Glydesdale**
BS1-070 • SD05-05 • PR1-19 | | | **![](https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/BbXYZfQfVQbuf8B49NQGx-oboQk-eEjt1pXxO5T5QFUM-82Hk9vJggWv3rD_MwR9MyficQE6ijsGciaxEPM4YrQqEU0Sc8GaoiccDBMbvtmYoR3GOUymEMbpQhVBqlFMnIRbHlU66hwkGyIBfzrlDKA)** | ![](https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/xCrM_GiV5bSIpeSxfPPCDdP-cO4FtNNMLXjULES9JrDOwX5cotr5YAG2IjlUJFV8c1Jm2p9kDDpkZ4S91yNSl_1A09mkur8m4vBH_K3xjVUER85H60qX9PAp_1g9FTRXkdWmTNztWGF7u0YpL0llhHo) | | **Golden Apple of Discord**
BS1-106 | | | ![](https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/xjr8YleRweu4GCG5kZUhKXr2pBB4zFGMW4NEiCGix1JTssSoIx4Ois5vEIz9GQ6EncyESti9J_mNGc_xSPXyuM7Kc6KOhGmePkUA4mG_AIOYYsgcKZfnfrX_yg4riL5W4iadfD4xWPDsVP7OHKPQbME) | ![](https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/D_stgGAC2J3f25mH8_tYZHbUPhcCqcY--0-r7D-zcv5NQn1EF6a_uHdVKFS052N16k_8_Z-Wr1qzhpdwiw1i1Rf62kz1S6rWW13xwhDRNtEWh2UmuvFnjQ2kJnsYoxdhov4Fl8fWAQnwBdb3e4Z9NPs) | | **Gorgon’s Gaze**
SD02-21 | | | ![](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/KEn0Cp5x95VpgqLhUSDh0wi8-uxs3t1nbu_mI5NTO38q8e5ahsXL3iBkAcwxig7i5b-M5BLAm18uqd61pr5yD8p1yXmGrBuw43EKZ2p9ng5ks0Vpu4hrfeYWGPhTN2d1DpMJEfWalLQDTxwD63iP0EE) | ![](https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/e7eAqM2AC7ayfUCVQcpaZIKSaIz8xbRB_Mu5EATyH_Qulf7UTASBIAj2RT3oqWEDmhA7pFuInYUUl_ovnseU6bn8XKifMisHmLmGit1E_SFyicdyPiAuCG9kDOdWeUNdo1N19cRY2mzBhE_7tG5JzLI) | | **Hammer of Hephaestus**
BS1-086 • SD02-18 | | | ![](https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/kWJJK3TFnsc-XTQ5ew8ItRhwPsn65qwfJb84_N9xBSkKi1R2Ax-87D-SPwP5F3tqjk3y2-nv0XAHnp6p9QrptBD4DbH6GXGuFLe24p3tQ0HxbFHAahgycZET1HOau_FodooE5PDXYPGNP2tjBQKALmI) | ![](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/ykqgmgyGIUeY1hrjPqn8xALd7aHRXS70FY353ygtIBCR7RdQx22u2RMlm1tXApYaQHdMKivou21cECHhkHAFiA1FGmP-OWONpXgW1KM-tjysOLVcn-zN5V-BOzbfwQCPKcIWhO-qGR55rWYJp2BoLzo) | | **Hephaestus**
BS1-085 • SD02-16 | | | ![](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/3AeIQknNaksIbrWMZSMK66neRD79E7hINGmVhqoYVlrKQBZ3Sq6mxmpcnLS5pMnCZQsUKlPSmPE-UnzydVQBbHcepAob5xrqqlWzOYRrIg-Twyh7Q7uqbzsNPE8bJx_Mt4UtlSUKo3mNEIgi6x0WsDc) | ![](https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/g-1ja5vTmMmu9pJMiyczvI0J4VDHRziu1j4yL95H7oIsRG92eyxgepL_dLVdXEUy1iFif9t_cLJGOWD4ROCR1C19zVnAzMxsIhgAljqzOXZmpHITkbPcS0ahxDn099r1bmxGzMgnMgYIvmhXg9YrGFU) | | **Ignectar**
BS1-027 • PR1-26 | | | ![](https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/pUhx3yu6IsVvewrHFicOM7YT8S_UL2aeHhrQ_qLpWBsjiL9Q_kVX2TA9Mxif9U-MLNPd4O4Mg-VFc9GbYdli8LAZU1eyV54G0JkWedWUeeVtY23avqXk5cynp7OK_WqpxNSd5tSGoFp7iYMXBN87Hes) | ![](https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/0jsQhYDzWVOdE7_Qu_8brGNPZLLR7RdE3S2Lzk_D4tIcD99rQE-MZtIQ0q7fAjhbT0TFmT84bN99OX7ppU1a4EMZqAShLSJst6zs72Qr22lPWT19Fw6eBPj5aFU6Qffkbl9Td1l8xPDiBP1jkIiKSjo) | | **Krakkid**
BS1-036 | | | ![](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/VGLn6AO-plHnLuoZekfq3PCYvfqlznWYftSisjKXJD36NbtIV4s2iEULE2h2XgyrVJ1PvnNStBs4k_hw4PdIomTdI8P-NBMaqJbwml6Crteu1gF9ahKm0vPL6iBcymogSLZsitXk1JkYSvbIR25amH0) | ![](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/sG4H2sX3rtTz3C8eXPmTzztzHiWfb5VD02-dmlPwdmNz-TWypj2_ASWhzmkH1TqI4kTP-ovDOmliW4uWy3TPmU5RQza4m1SpWRhHJe3fJAgNpQYGb1btgxESzVkQx3pdUN1oLwAOxzNKp4Y9WcqJHyE) | | **Krakking**
BS1-037 • AC1-24 • PR1-15 | | | ![](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/HnuU-mtuW6GhCXfZxf_tlcgYTuVxKoakfcJTD7n1gFoJAbAn4AxH4X71jbp7JIJraPJBBMm0ZCp8mO0zbWtr4auo88MoU9znWMr6KxIBntSM93OZx7TEtuf7JwYcrp0h7fIDzNlzlVZ7GXs6oX7F1lE) | ![](https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/se3d3t63Bz_T4aDHGTc328fvrpd9O8PPgR6LyQDGKZfmCLu0W62LHG7Y1D51JvGRAxleMSa5l-AGhn_dp9HPKPA_r8GoOZe0CirhQWFf7iX2iTnkeBStLmQuS-S24xZhzu7FXl_ADPCpKMhgEAo99Ww) | | **Leonite**
BS1-032 • BS1-115 | | | ![](https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/DYuUhv-4gjlmasIGQPT0UdiGMGg--7ydQ-dq6c7afGznsD0eWL_PwhcpJouMsy_rDh9SyLJn_a_41oKUnVjDhS5JMYo0e6yLtrHIoNW_13fWpXd9FZTwoQ-r8Xbk5NP2kTDlpJw9n5os-NjDeVQUXIE) | ![](https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/QGSI8O_wF-5Kk-lqR0R9ddKMihIN4S8S775nXnKtLQcZkyUJgR_kMwH5f9tG8ZM26QwwHiWeh-wu4uKkocXZRtYyQdnu3oDvtzObx1AcYxKNTYbTW8YPHS7x0-MKJ51qmUI7EuL6r41ITWujING-x7A) | | **Majesea**
BS1-040 • BS1-117 • SD03-03 | | | ![](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/8KPPBPi_Dp21SlEvQaST7joULmbF8HhuHVVkcT8uWsAbTOv7J2RjP7_q91iYuBiuc5tD7AYGuXe5_4yOcBqzG3WoMtAWvA7Np2dLTUIIoA80HuRB0K69oeGW8oPa84790_OJ98srdMyOlJuK0Rbw4K0) | ![](https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/cYBjjiyD6j4F_97VsMSXJVwFRU4wyOR_jHtRXw_XLUmmEYcw4Rv4CZ1GiKR8O10UDZO46p5RGsgarczMFQaafEWyzzExokjXR5vxmhzbgYLpkj511ObnoxZ26cYRTadI--ZhvEHVXRHXOS6P_4Gm91E) | | **Majursa**
BS1-026 • PR1-30 | | | ![](https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/4pN3t_KKl-5ZjvfvQgvoVTNMvBp-DMW37agd5wLwybvfm6gszF9Wvd-CKoBlICIb3OesP1PDSls7d0dgZ1uYscqGrkuPKBE1_Y4_J0kKnElVLHY0j1tletk0bNvaOQ_sjWWgDg8dVrtMhM5kUe3eoU8) | ![](https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/_nYlvjL2lBP4bX9vDzkd7PMF3-UFHW1KsXVla5KlS0T4xcyVcmDCKA8vESjqJiGO37e2-1s1aBfR9Omi_EL6mmOaNdCEDkv3LUUdIKC5s0bf3AxE-iwpvZELz1MNl7RcVCo-_eOGbLnvLGx_wb6KekQ) | | **Raiceros**
BS1-067 • SD04-06 • PR1-16 | | | ![](https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/wx3F2Gerd3HV4GrQYgm6aB5j7t4Yf2pwvcSL7Gg0GV5rV9duDMYr_u825dtPatCD5iGQopI4P9E1cAsMCetssLpotDJTqR4_exBBFStEhP-MeNrsuiRYl2m4otzixjqoOOXsy4mnLm3oDItberT1ZKw) | ![](https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/xU78cJR5fambmxdngbSq9H8dq46thNfsy3kev1ODmFpOLldZ1PzeievzAPK5SIS6HuKaN2KqIsJnNRqgvgSpFwKovtnB6DVnaR15M5JM89EqZoejOguEV9CyXoseyN9eEK86bPJfHvQgRQWZNveoTSg) | | **Resting on Your Laurels**
SD05-15 | | | ![](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/VRJuoXYyTu-wEERy41CRF2mIz9AwpQKWHtMlfJFLzG87HvCJAIKrkKjv01Ot72itpPx6ZzaaIvx37iNFPBVWBQYWEQQ5elU08Vy6wisPTLZoR7U_t_oqq-iLOcafAHp7zpB_WNpzCoiAdbCcHXXzUoM) | ![](https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/s1Qw8lTjaQqk_8zDMoEgm7VcbOOWnxZr6aXVSv6SyKM7K8PNjXafUEQlTRfwPJaW2FTr37cK5Rnd_sflapR7_U44c2TyMKeWWR-NhDFkYamTnWqgTozEvad2eV4gje1zFSkrNFzxVSAp9rIpuFEk7t8) | | **Satymber**
SD01-02 | | | ![](https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/L5ybcCs7czcmflROp6UDYH3Z8jpN1fOo1McTYYh1lLqay3sdTCQIO0RoidkibcoPOV3t5W_MJBJ6N1zV9FqJG_H6a8LHALuVWMNjOOSIXkHoiRB8G23ZNqwGFii4P3zZPPm8QmJrDQdyjR1DtRY4cDI) | ![](https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/TBAnZ5SwNRLCYnKeJuvpSChLO7fTTRgWAwiDIHdp-Twa3B9H3jJ56hJcs3RUtigxEQVuu_DvuaM_VzQF2D2Yrg57LwSqY_dtrtCac-tn6oIOlf0EhoPPXjkEvTwdDz7g_i7oWkHXlI_V57pP1tvjkG4) | | **Scavagem**
BS1-009 • AC1-22 | | | ![](https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/cNIUvYIU-zxbRPzPLKIS9HelxKoshS2ecanSp_Mam4TGDqK7XlHhiOf4xL3yBu1q5_y2AW1b0rt9qxyWwRynfu119xAwElSV8w-4nNHFKvxnShIlaY8YKVxaLRkspkpkYttZsYe9z8Rr3Qx2FPNrxZQ) | ![](https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/ZP3JL0iaW_YE84GBrV18bLvY_ekYMEFiuykhDHD--kcEJCF4TUwvTVoU3Jn8SZK-b-YnhyDxluZKD9-nkkrpil-E7-alEKpmBQq8lGVBzBx564O_u2Vw5jnvD0-enej-oCR1LVTwNLe3RND1HFgsSIg) | | **Shield of Achilles**
BS1-110 • SD03-22 • SD04-21 | | | ![](https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/hGVbj3uIR-mmRv0COypWO6mNZUYFpj5TlTVyeDJx5sgfF77za-tD9XLphhLzIle2C0XibZWH2wHLJKDxcObUc_nCiE0YgbGwaW1iXj251Ir06ueoivfXluZ_Gp1GwHXAamoPM7SpLFLrXQEoC_lNygE) | ![](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/WxIL8n8V1LE7XwU_2uqTzmOBVKvYDd_IjbA2dn4joBX7tGU0IlUf5CFQKLyaupssjhU_YVlVWFpfV8-tq_ENSnx0zmdNU6l3lkNlZlSwyWVFvsgsPF5VyOgtiNid9hlDy22Jz6qHX0j4tCsyuWJxBlw) | | **Sonicore**
BS1-055 • BS1-119 • AC1-07 • XX/99 | | | ![](https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/BsY7beOVgxsLVHBRC_DfN9HXDt4AnoKLjs2hssYiFXgAyIf-sfIQc2OC0Gg7nEYiN3g9ac-yiUxn9xnLb5GgWgSFc1we6g6FwPXqYYyH3LmIrUtkG33UUy8wWasjT-YS3QTPM5FinBDD3ppDOKb7XvM) | ![](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/XxVudpHux8vUet7DKowKmGtXOmL5GvL8To-A9bh6bFYJm2O2qUun2QeziaQQFuii1u8g0ydwt9JkIaLMZjcu-Az4DSJfuZB-xslU9ZpEy70Qf3GI13VFoxakgRf6epVh216mc_sjsuFlN1Ni5oFiRVU) | | **Spinosect**
BS1-011 • SD01-05 | | | ![](https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/zwZFWXo8CJGm2BC1AcmM3P4MIwnwWMB-ChNUeBmzHux6o0RueSAdbk-hr1yVI1tY9BnRvyEF08ta5rQIG3-wmYL0z8zvQUEdBU_9Ck1Y-KAFzuH1-yWSUU7fENTYUo9PG15mqP1kx8Ahtx5M5qyJm5s) | ![](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/LZkJGEcYpkhej4-4KVwEHOMEs0lddpxueFBiHrIb8MtzsxIuISsImjH3D-0trIB4Jfgv8EjVKWTOdKWhXtqxPd_b-Lz3S-o8AbIRZ160OGPu9qvLWMj8J8clSKvT_qfEu4Fc4kM2EYZX1uoHSjDVQVE) | | **Spinymph**
BS1-010 • SD01-04 • SD02-12 • SD04-11 | | | ![](https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/SDkd7FYw7VYzm13nxqqicn08IYbtW7CkpnnhS7mvxR5w-rpuiLWKEkUb8kWUQxbA0PehfrrQVj3xp04YsEr6YdTXBoXr3eC4LWSRUdUfXdky-kWOwxKI8TCxXOlItbpc9eObADxO6g6nGOfG0fu0a2k) | ![](https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/RFkRj0hmydd8YdWSgpXm9Nu7K_uVsVUdZWDDcqMq8U6_RHpjCXxNWOeCTiTVLYzNGDe01E-ZkSBWN0c_0jy5UcDdaQjRpVN-NWcsAgdf2kQCXwp4X5MRHhDhNm1sQlQ0_a8z9MLaVHflLmjqBjqOyqE) | | **Sproutyr**
SD01-01 • AC1-16 • XX/99 | | | ![](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/NXKQwaW8HIQVPQqceiXiJuuQ4Igz-mVH_f6R6m1WSePvLHq9pURTIodII1fn2ADEpkO-gCEOzaL1gmZYGYs1e-qEHjFXJY19UwL9WmC-vv9p2HQJqP5xKjkfUo35efnISt5NH1hUcJVSR6fWtCL7N4M) | ![](https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/Q9Xap2HkY-J7QfQKd576R6dWrdzGnQYe_XG9bmwjO9KnhAUtOWKpQYJZmqk729D9GFX-9OOI3zyHOrR-DO3SLyF4RzPUPA4zmcMAwXKC-0zhg8Puwk8UDH7yzJ5Xhxi_kbvqcfhsQASOGLOGfFrD-9I) | | **Titanostalk**
BS1-016 | | | ![](https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/Rnn9DA3W5JBnFkbR6nsobyCMcfQ_F0N7kf5CsNtGT8Pm0hwpfDQUaCmgHMk9MvZqhLO8eJLolwUb0C-CxWls7R1f_wEPL1NKtWaJZhdaF-kqssKhzvJY3Csm9_Izv7Wk8K5Owg5Bv6GBQn-WzTLdsPA) | ![](https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/Yik2UhhS4EaKFsT2dt4AT8DSVdhRL0w6-4ghAZK5814aCnUQcOFHKGNfFQZd3SKvmNr1rcn4u0t4Wi86swPH6XGTWxbER7ikY103GxdmEsl-jfJ5EY5Bkvq_ZJjuziQA6A2d9UQKKBWALD2otgKgnGQ) | | **Trident of Poseidon**
BS1-090 • SD03-18 | | | ![](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/8IA4lV7-fVWAgSneSIuD8cfVnCY48HeqNoAzRqEqGd35Lskwr4u7mUNdP0QimWbrPtfdsokgVR4e4uDFtX5rL19g4c_muHngX5sBjVTUkD7eUTR-5EqHR8RZANwjk-NowxiiXPzmbvfbSF17XfVqaYg) | ![](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/p6OpFqZqJguLMtk7CEaYOh6eJdqaTwApgwlZXv6PMoQabIaBIYshOzkm5GCviGh1T_UnRaRBNYdKS--R-NNPTicb2_C3M3rQQctgSZCvHipsokGx_vMj5crGiOWRK3-AIDOXNIjAGzdUVEaf1K_JbiQ) | | **Urscout**
BS1-023 | | | ![](https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/cUomMysb7ps9t-kwF6g0ly-MJvl2RhOVl9aOsfbdt2pXVjdSXjXxIE7CyYNGWFPsryH_CCY-pCivRJ5YwPRg1Iwtmf62-fmbiHJVjtZ9HE1IsDddvGlnwSAICOdu6zNciOiyrKoQWOMAkF1mMxb_1ok) | ![](https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/BbOuP5DHV1WnrdqhcEnSIfiysaoCWi30piemCS7n0zBNqWfcLkYtc9ubvq6_ZbTeCG01w1f5DxX0ZV-xiX-dI3JVvPw7SmZ9C1ZukNVKmBTJDsvqTf4U149pa9k1pXK60UK_E4PcHOFmkHIhTElOwno) | | **Ursear**
BS1-025 | | | ![](https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/fMSFWeK0WJunse1Om3Yrf0hh4r1S8yO9Fr549ojAAocn86wWmZb0A3-StDWZCw54DIcqwUmOJrTvxxN1sewuRogaDNwCIrQ6zz07rPMqzTGYJil2k9HNuSlJmAEb2XwgDK1uF362EvHrDVRZYyy7ClY) | ![](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/gXBN77JYxF5F3peEtYXCSuZabHgA5Ujgat4MCzMAUuV2Qk1fFBgHYyNZslfALzNcK-Dfj3gZVX1W162xSCW_whf00lGwExzgTRAdnUcHjHIIVGYtqXnBB0SKJ2__kUZtEfy6KGTwrmX0sXmYK-2RWJs) | | **Ursmog**
BS1-024 | | | ![](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/cPZZnzxbC8hmMbHiRf5lJDnykFTV-KbkqLBJUqnksDIx721YSzRcl53Ms08baQOZwiGa8Fot2rk5JHl_VAHDSSc6HyEyPY2gHCUGcSq5l_eCqhqRNkLpTDzC6LqYneMXw8LXs7yxXLbUzRzxR6c4NxY) | ![](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/f5x8G3Ql0csa92niBVC9zEO824szIIDbEn5UydObHagpUEJmPiiDgqFkeJxwjEgZNWEFNkIk5b7z8b5NC-zdSlmheifkPecWYk2ULogkFDBqdFlbWhxtzTAjCa8FuAUyR2-PTTx9ivK8eKurZ-MIHcs) | | **Verutaqua**
BS1-047 • SD02-11 • SD05-12 • PR1-25 | | | ![](https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/tr-v0gPe8BPYt_W6P5ZbLSI4sE3Gj4YwcQ-VuY_x5ouXSCUKtq3crv6XgW_HAn9zCF21ZpfLH3_Sw21EqtqlCnwSF0K0X8ire9sm-aoV5Q0etavs3c614kcLnBrRAaRpUYV5TI48Bd5_tghOSrm9ZJY) | ![](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/c7vFrJLMKhYgezQww2YubE2EoenxtsfNtq4mXLATww2of38aEo0LjM7TrVzw6Z2U5yZay1rHsiSwnM-jIKgN4waUrRQ1BUCSDOvLkXJ5gwgcUTOSLU7bYLz6Jh6bdSOWu-fiDXA_K7r4Sy0ncmuHg4g) | | **Voltempest**
BS1-060 • PR1-14 | | | ![](https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/w1Fy7C01YKMGLX5kA9uYCl9Nz4wZZZdijCwsHWOdskStHyy_KyqEhFAn_DHayebzyqOQq-3jWYf4EaqM5jTRl70A3fK6_cOK1gYozHQkQhhKOqGyqTOzGJmf25uOaspzU-Y4pI7cL-TKCe1mC5wtBg4) | ![](https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/FeDcEpF6tVs-nWReDYcA6IJgPnCl6rtImsyiy4tBlkA3c_0sMLGSJqE3vA4bEf2PWW77WOrIlo5tRUq9FovvaCR1XkueXS4piDz0Xe_RouCm74mW_dKDHh18jttPZq8s_WvW3bzOrr5MZEhknInILJ0) | | **Vysceris**
BS1-018 • PR1-08 • XX/99 | | | ![](https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/lhF-sfchrp8RnUQH-G1JZnbDOfxnHk6Tedy5-lrq8vHjsn16LPooXuB_0qcCWv9MygK-ykwtpm23FamlwlE1dHmbXGyKKawrL_TvMSPNKk-yg9OU0Lsi8G9oO6-HfAcAqdLgLKqYicF83C6aIv0mHfM) | ![](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/Hp9u8dZM9cVeIBPRQmAfHogZQb3JFeHBKpFlP9WJyv67roZioQKo8FjZ9whkgg_vlhnF_lVv-G0ufDv1s1iUi5zjOoRH9iMwNqUrAG1xi8sX8hUvqyH8mTM8RcS9rnAFa1-v8du4j9kNqwr89j2mFDo) | | **Zephrog**
BS1-050 | | | ![](https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/_qjX8E-354FCP3cOZmvGztPzobbWhf588i6T5UGpoo6qNe4UH0zdMZ7UAaq-18n7wYNBzeYj7hNjOJTTc_ihVSQYcvIRU-UmUJz0ESTSFPj-_kHwTDrs65TmZ2_3B8DCqFzDv9ibGdGT0eMfRGlP274) | ![](https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/WrEi7g0YbBlJMZv3WDfnjqexPadRWcPV7bBlXZ819UFEZp58kE3HMZ5o51KZU-DgVWwEczJqaoszBypYc1WoEpmT-HTw9WPULSpdfW3YyfnmtLLT1HjuvFhMr_DvkAG-ihmoxTSDiYdinfDqe9bTTO0) |

Set 1 Rules Update Bulletin