Which Flesh and Blood Sets Should I Buy? [Best FaB Expansions 2025]

Welcome to Rathe (2019)

The first one in our FaB set list is Welcome to Rathe. Back when it first came out in 2019, its release perfectly set the tone for this game.

The overall design of the cards, as well as the unique and strategic game mechanics (such as the ‘Combat Chain’ mechanic), felt like a breath of fresh air in the world of TCGs. We were introduced to four characters:

• Rhinar (Brute)
• Bravo (Guardian)
• Katsu (Ninja)
• Dorinthea (Warrior)

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Arcane Rising (2020)

Soon after, we saw the release of Arcane Rising, the very first FaB expansion.

While the first release had a classic fantasy feel, this one introduced a steampunk aesthetic into the the mix, adding four new classes to the game: Mechanologist, Ranger, Runeblade, and Wizard.

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Crucible of War (2020)

Released in August 2020, Crucible of War further helped expand existing classes by introducing universally loved heroes:

• Kayo (Brute)
• Ira (Ninja)
• Benji (Ninja)
• Kassai (Warrior)
• Data Doll MKII (Mechanologist)

This expansion also introduced two brand-new classes: the Merchant and the Shapeshifter, along with lots of new equipment.

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Monarch (2021)

The Monarch expansion is renowned for its cinematic light vs dark theme, allowing players to choose their allegiance. We saw celestial-themed classes like the Illusionist and Light Warrior, as well as darker classes like Shadow Brute and Shadow Runeblade.

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Tales of Aria (2021)

This expansion introduced Elemental heroes, including the Elemental Guardian, Elemental Ranger, and Elemental Runeblade.

The elemental theme is felt throughout the set, with many new Elemental cards used in combat by Elemental heroes.

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Everfest (2022)

Everfest brought a magical carnival feel to the game, with new heroes and mechanics:

• Genis Wotchuneed (Merchant)
• Iyslander (Elemental Wizard, Young Hero)
• Valda Brightaxe (Guardian, Young Hero)

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History Pack 1 (2022)

History Pack 1 contains reprinted cards from Welcome to Rathe, Arcane Rising, and Crucible of War, easily identified by their white borders.

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Classic Battles: Rhinar vs Dorinthea (2022)

This set introduced the first two-deck product, perfect for learning the game with a friend. It includes Rhinar and Dorinthea decks, a playmat, and a 48-page lore booklet.

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Uprising (2022)

This Far East–inspired expansion introduced dragons, the Draconic keyword, and the Marvel rarity for collectors.

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Dynasty (2022)

Dynasty continued the Asian-inspired theme and expanded the Draconic subtype. It introduced Emperor Dracai of Aesir, Arakni the Assassin, and Yoji the Guardian.

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Outsiders (2023)

Outsiders brought a darker Renaissance-inspired aesthetic, new Marvel rarity cards, and hybrid cards usable by multiple classes.

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Dusk Till Dawn (2023)

This set returned to the light vs dark theme, featuring Prism the Light Illusionist and stunning celestial-inspired artwork.

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Bright Lights (2023)

Set in the high-tech city of Metrix, Bright Lights focused on the Mechanologist class and introduced gameplay centered around building and upgrading equipment.

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Heavy Hitters (2024)

This expansion brought back Brute, Guardian, and Warrior classes, introducing the Clash mechanic for high-risk, high-reward combat.

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Part the Mistveil (2024)

This Chinese-inspired set introduced the Mystic talent and Chi as a new resource mechanic.

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Rosetta (2024)

Rosetta focuses on arcane forest themes, featuring Wizard and Runeblade classes along with new Elemental cards.

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The Hunted (2025)

This darker expansion highlights Ninja, Warrior, and Assassin classes and introduces the Marked mechanic for strategic targeting.

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High Seas (2025)

The latest expansion introduces Pirate and Necromancer classes, with an adventurous ocean theme and the new Treasure Pack mechanic.

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