Flesh and Blood Sets and Releases, in Order

By CardSpicy Founder · October 7, 2026

Quick answer

CardSpicy dates a release from the publisher’s own product listing, and Legend Story Studios date every product line it has released. The booster sets run from the Alpha Print of Welcome to Rathe on 11 October 2019 to Usurp the Shadow Throne on 25 September 2026, which the publisher describes as the milestone twentieth standalone booster set. Alongside those sit three other dated lines: the Unlimited Editions that reissue the early sets, the History Packs and the Mastery Packs.

The dates are reproduced from the publisher’s own listings, because a release date is the one thing about a set that a card itself does not record.

How Flesh and Blood releases work

Three structural facts explain the shape of the list below, and each is stated by the publisher.

• Sets are not replaced. The publisher describes the game as rewarding decisions rather than luck and does not operate a rotating set list. Legality is handled by the Living Legend rule instead, which is covered on the formats page linked below.
• A reprint can be a separate dated product. The publisher dates Unlimited Editions and History Packs as products in their own right, rather than folding a reissue into the original set’s listing.
• The early printings carry an edition marker. The first sets were released as 1st Edition, and the Alpha Print of Welcome to Rathe is named separately from its Unlimited Edition.

That third point is the one with the longest tail. A 1st Edition printing and an Unlimited Edition printing of the same set are the same cards from different production runs, and the publisher lists them as different products with different dates.

The booster sets, in the publisher’s order

The publisher dates each set to a single day rather than to a month, which is unusual enough in the category to be worth noting: a reader comparing two games’ release lists will find Flesh and Blood the more precisely dated of them.

The Unlimited Editions

An Unlimited Edition is a second production run of an early set, and the publisher dates each one separately from the original.

The pattern is consistent: the earliest three sets received an Unlimited Edition within about a year of their 1st Edition release, and each Unlimited Edition is listed as a product in its own right rather than as a reprint note on the original.

The History Packs

History Pack 1 is the only one of the three with two dated versions: an initial release in May 2022 and a Black Label version two months later. History Pack 2 is listed from the outset as a Black Label product.

The Mastery Packs

Each Mastery Pack is named after a class rather than after a set, and the two are dated almost exactly a year apart. The publisher also publishes release notes for each one, in the same part of its rules centre where it publishes the release notes for the booster sets.

What this page does not claim

• It does not give card counts. The publisher states a composition for each set, and those figures differ; the one set with a composition quoted on this site is quoted on its own page.
• It does not rank the sets by collectability. CardSpicy prints no prices and makes no valuation or investment recommendation.
• It does not list promotional or prize products. Those are recorded in the publisher’s Collector Center rather than in the dated product listings this page follows.

Frequently asked questions

What was the first Flesh and Blood set?

Welcome to Rathe, released as an Alpha Print on 11 October 2019. It was the game’s worldwide debut after seven years of development, and an Unlimited Edition followed in November 2020.

How many Flesh and Blood booster sets are there?

Twenty standalone booster sets by the publisher’s own count, with Usurp the Shadow Throne dated to 25 September 2026 as the twentieth.

What is an Unlimited Edition?

A second production run of an early set. The publisher dates each one separately from its 1st Edition release, and five sets have one.

What is the difference between a History Pack and a booster set?

A History Pack is a dated product of its own rather than a set in the numbered sequence. History Pack 1 and History Pack 2 are listed separately, the first also having a Black Label version.

Do Flesh and Blood sets go out of print?

The publisher reissues early sets as Unlimited Editions and as History Packs rather than rotating them out. Legality is handled by the Living Legend rule, which applies to heroes rather than to sets.

Sources

Sources and scope

1. Legend Story Studios, the official Flesh and Blood Booster Sets listing — the dated booster set sequence from the Alpha Print of Welcome to Rathe to Usurp the Shadow Throne, including the 1st Edition markers on the early sets and the publisher’s description of the twentieth set as the penultimate chapter of the War of the Monarch.
2. Legend Story Studios, the official Unlimited Editions listing — the five dated Unlimited Edition products.
3. Legend Story Studios, the official History Packs listing — the dated History Pack 1, History Pack 1 (Black Label) and History Pack 2 (Black Label) products.
4. Legend Story Studios, the official Mastery Packs listing and Release Notes pages — the dated Mastery Pack Guardian and Mastery Pack Warrior products.
5. Legend Story Studios, the official About Us page — the seven years of development before the October 2019 worldwide debut and the studio’s reward statement about decisions rather than luck.
6. Scope note: only details published by Legend Story Studios, or printed on the cards, are stated as confirmed. No card count per set and no prices are given.

Product contents and release dates are set by the publisher and can change. Check Legend Story Studios’ own product pages before acting on the basis of any date on this page.

Related reading

• Flesh and Blood cards
• Flesh and Blood rarities and foils
• How to start a Flesh and Blood collection
• Flesh and Blood Silver Age: Usurp the Shadow Throne
• Other card games
• The Collector’s Library
• The Card Protection Guide
• Card storage boxes, explained
• Card accessories

Where to go next

• The CardSpicy card index — every card we track, with its PSA 10 population and market history (195 cards).
• The illustrator index — every artist behind those cards, card by card (110 artists).