The Silver Age Smear Campaign

With the upcoming election season, citizens of Rathe are asking an important question: Why does Chane not have to pay for rune gates? Several residents say they have noticed Chane often plays cards without paying. While no rules appear to have been broken, some wonder what this says about personal responsibility. With the launch of Flesh and Blood’s newest format, “Silver Age,” young Chane has been out on parole since he committed too many wrongdoings and was banished from the Blitz format in 2023. In just a month, Chane has already gotten himself in the hot seat of the public eye, winning multiple tournaments: the first three Silver Age Battle Hardeneds, Cash events, and a ProQuest+ in Vienna. This article will detail the misdeeds of Chane and advocate for his exile for a season so appropriate corrections can be made to the legal card pool.

“He just kept flipping cards off the top of the deck and saying he could play them. At first, I thought he was cheating, but I got the authorities involved, and they said everything was perfectly legal.” - Prism.

“Those cards were meant for me. I do not know why he thinks he has the right to play those.” - Vynnset.

“He is a terrific guy, big fan.” - Bravo, Star of the Show.

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Chane’s ability to create a Soul Shackle to grant his next Runeblade or Shadow action go again has been a systemic issue in every format he is involved with. Folk tales say that Chane tricked the LSS staff by telling them that banishing cards from the top of the deck was a reasonable trade-off for his ability. Allegedly, Chane used his shadow arts to make the creators forget that they made cards that could be played from banish in Chane's debut set.