Rites of Replenishment
Elemental Runeblade Action - Attack
Rites of Replenishment has 3 versions — pitch 1, 2, 3. Each one's card text, stats and printings are below.
Pitch 1 · cost 2
- Pitch 1
- Cost 2
- Power 6
- Defense 3
Earth Fusion
When this attacks, if you've dealt arcane damage this turn, you may put a non-attack action card from your graveyard on the bottom of your deck.
When this attacks, if it was fused, you may put an attack action card from your graveyard on the bottom of your deck.
Keywords
- Earth Fusion
Printed in: BRI, ELE
Pitch 2 · cost 2
- Pitch 2
- Cost 2
- Power 5
- Defense 3
Earth Fusion
When this attacks, if you've dealt arcane damage this turn, you may put a non-attack action card from your graveyard on the bottom of your deck.
When this attacks, if it was fused, you may put an attack action card from your graveyard on the bottom of your deck.
Keywords
- Earth Fusion
Printed in: ELE
Pitch 3 · cost 2
- Pitch 3
- Cost 2
- Power 4
- Defense 3
Earth Fusion
When this attacks, if you've dealt arcane damage this turn, you may put a non-attack action card from your graveyard on the bottom of your deck.
When this attacks, if it was fused, you may put an attack action card from your graveyard on the bottom of your deck.
Keywords
- Earth Fusion
Printed in: BRI, ELE
Format legality
| Classic Constructed | Legal — up to 3 |
|---|---|
| Living Legend | Legal — up to 3 |
| Blitz | Legal — up to 1 |
| Silver Age | Legal — up to 2 |
| Commoner | Legal — up to 3 |
| Ultimate Pit Fight | Legal — up to 1 |
Heroes that can play Rites of Replenishment
6 of the 154 heroes Fabdex tracks can legally include Rites of Replenishment 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.
Synergises with Rites of Replenishment
Fabdex's synergy engine ranks these as the strongest partners for Rites of Replenishment, 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.