Browsing sets and products

The sets page allows you to see all products that have been released for Flesh and Blood. This includes standard expansion sets, supplementary sets, armory decks, and more. Clicking one will take you to a dedicated set page.

A set page

A set is split into sections, shown as tabs on a desktop and behind the Section button on a phone.

• Cards: every card printed in the set.
• Sealed: the sealed products it comes in.

If a set is "pack based" (expansion, supplementary), an additional Pulls tab is enabled. This allows you to track your pull rates for a specific product. More details on this below.

The Cards section

The Cards section allows you to view every card that was added to the set. This can be viewed in a grid or table mode. Cards displayed here can be sorted in various ways (set code, name, price, etc).

Some controls are worth knowing:

• Printings decides what counts as a row. Unique cards shows each card once, Marvels separate splits out the marvel treatment, and Each printing lists every physical printing on its own line.
• Language pills narrow the list where a set was printed under more than one code or in more than one language.

If a set is correlated with multiple set codes (like Compendium of Rathe and its Antiquity packs), Set pills can be used to limit what is shown.

Completeness

If you are signed in, you can track a set's "collection completeness". When pressed, the Completeness button will show a percentage completion bar at the top of the page, and will also give context in the display for whether you have collected a card or not.

Sealed

Sealed lists the products available for the set. These can be packs, boxes, cases, or even just the deck. You can view details on these products and get links to TCGPlayer to purchase them.

Pulls

If a set is a "pack product", a Pulls tab will be available. This view will allow you to view the projected pull rates for the set across a variety of rarities.

You can track your own pulls, which allows you to specify a type of product you opened (a box, case, pack) and the number of cards across rarities you pulled. You can also track specific cards pulled and specify a binder to add the cards to, so that you have a streamlined experience when adding new preciouses to your pile.