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Excessive Bloodloss

Assassin Action - Attack

Excessive Bloodloss has 3 versions — pitch 1, 2, 3. Each one's card text, stats and printings are below.

Excessive Bloodloss card image, pitch 1

Pitch 1 · cost 1

  • Pitch 1
  • Cost 1
  • Power 5
  • Defense 3
Contract - You are contracted to banish opponents' red cards. Whenever you complete this contract, create a Silver token. When this hits a hero, banish the top card of their deck. If it's red, repeat this process once.
Keywords
  • Contract

Printed in: PEN

Excessive Bloodloss card image, pitch 2

Pitch 2 · cost 1

  • Pitch 2
  • Cost 1
  • Power 4
  • Defense 3
Contract - You are contracted to banish opponents' red cards. Whenever you complete this contract, create a Silver token. When this hits a hero, banish the top card of their deck. If it's red, repeat this process once.
Keywords
  • Contract

Printed in: PEN

Excessive Bloodloss card image, pitch 3

Pitch 3 · cost 1

  • Pitch 3
  • Cost 1
  • Power 3
  • Defense 3
Contract - You are contracted to banish opponents' red cards. Whenever you complete this contract, create a Silver token. When this hits a hero, banish the top card of their deck. If it's red, repeat this process once.
Keywords
  • Contract

Printed in: PEN

Format legality

Classic Constructed
Living Legend
Blitz
Silver Age
Commoner
Ultimate Pit Fight

Heroes that can play Excessive Bloodloss

12 of the 154 heroes Fabdex tracks can legally include Excessive Bloodloss in a deck. A percentage is how often the card actually turns up in that hero's tracked Classic Constructed decks — the heroes with one are listed first.

Played with Excessive Bloodloss

Cards that show up alongside Excessive Bloodloss in the 576 Classic Constructed tournament decks Fabdex tracks, ranked by how much more often they appear together than apart.

Synergises with Excessive Bloodloss

Fabdex's synergy engine ranks these as the strongest partners for Excessive Bloodloss, combining card text, shared mechanics and how the pair performs in tracked decks. This is the engine's reading of the card pool rather than a count of tournament decks.

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