Starting Point
| Name | Starting Point |
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| Type | Warrior equipment - legs |
| Description | Attack Reaction -- Destroy this: Target attack gets Go again. Activate this only if you've played a card or activated an ability this reaction step. |
| Set | The Hunted #HNT196 |
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About Starting Point
Starting Point, Warrior equipment - legs, designed by None first released in Jan, 2025 in the set The Hunted. It's currently being selled by the minimum price of 1.68.
A ninja deck would benefit from using the Starting Point card because it provides an additional attack reaction with the ability to give the attacking card <strong>Go again</strong>. While there may be better cards available to provide similar effects, such as Katsu's go-again abilities, Starting Point could still see play in certain ninja deck builds as an option for additional tactical flexibility and combo potential.
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Frequently asked questions about Starting Point
What type of card is Starting Point?
Starting Point is a Warrior equipment - legs card in Flesh and Blood FAB.
What does Starting Point do?
Attack Reaction -- Destroy this: Target attack gets <strong>Go again</strong>. Activate this only if you've played a card or activated an ability this reaction step.
How much does Starting Point cost?
Starting Point currently starts at 1.68. See live prices from multiple sellers in the Where to buy section above.
What set is Starting Point from?
Starting Point was first released in the set The Hunted.
Is Starting Point legal to play?
Legality depends on the tournament format -- Starting Point can be legal in some formats and banned or restricted in others. See the full breakdown per format in the Legality section above.





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