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Servants of the Betrayer

Last wiki revision 2022-01-08

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Servants of the Betrayer is the fifth standard set in the World of Warcraft Trading Card Game, and the second part of the Burning Crusade Block. It was released on April 1, 2008.

Prince Kael'thas Sunstrider and Lady Vashj grow in strength, extending their reach across Outland as they corrupt the land! Will you stand against them or betray your allies? Decide quickly—before your fate is sealed!

Total Cards: 264 (261 + 3)

  • 264 Numbered Cards
  • 78 <font color=#FFFFFF>Commons
  • 93 <font color=#00CC00>Uncommons
  • including 36 <font color=#00CC00>Heroes
  • 72 <font color=#3333CC>Rares
  • 14 <font color=#CC00CC>Epics
  • 3 <font color=#FF0000>Loot Cards
  • 7 Oversize <font color=#3333CC>Heroes

The numbering is based on a priority of: Each section is then ordered alphabetically.

  • 1) Heroes
  • 2) Alliance
  • 3) Horde
  • 4) Abilities
  • 5) Class Abilities
  • 6) Druid Abilities
  • 7) Hunter Abilities and Pets
  • 8) Mage Abilities
  • 9) Paladin Abilities
  • 10) Priest Abilities
  • 11) Rogue Abilities
  • 12) Shaman Abilities
  • 13) Warlock Abilities and Pets
  • 14) Warrior Abilities
  • 15) Alliance Abilities
  • 16) Horde Abilities
  • 17) Neutral Abilities
  • 18) Allies
  • 19) Alliance Allies
  • 20) Horde Allies
  • 21) Neutral Allies
  • 22) Equipment
  • 23) Armor
  • 24) Items
  • 25) Weapons
  • 26) Quests
  • 27) Alliance Quests
  • 28) Horde Quests
  • 29) Neutral Quests

Categories

  • Warcraft TCG Servants of the Betrayer

Source

https://warcraft.wiki.gg/wiki/Servants_of_the_Betrayer · retrieved 2023-11-13 · CC BY-SA 4.0

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