Friday, September 3, 2010

Landro Longshot

Card:
Landro Longshot

Expansion:
Heroes of Azeroth

Rarity:
1/121 booster packs

Tabard of Flame
Binds when picked up
Tabard

The most common of the three loot cards from "Heroes of Azeroth" is Landro Longshot, the in-game Azerothian representative of the <The Black Flame> and the supplyer of all TCG loot. Located on the lower parts of the Booty Bay docks, he should be easily recognised due to the fact that he has a distinctive purple shirt and two body guards wearing Tabards of Flame next to him. And with a Landro Longshot loot card, one can redeem said epic [Tabard of Flame] tabard for oneself. The Landro Longshot loot card appears once in about 121 Heroes of Azeroth boosters, however this is speculation only and should not be relied upon. Typical secondary market values for this loot are under $20 USD. Prices have remained steady but are slowly dropping due to Blizzard introducing many more epic Tabards into the online game.

Purchase:
Buy It Now S&H Qty Origin Ending
  $14.63 USD
$0.00 3 / 4 US 3 days
  $14.99 USD
$0.00 6 / 10 CN 2 days 19 hours
  $15.99 USD
$0.00 8 / 9 US 8 days 12 hours
  $16.99 USD
$0.00 10 / 14 US 11 days 12 hours
  $16.99 USD
$0.00 1 CN 6 days 14 hours
  $15.00 USD
$2.50 1 US 4 days 13 hours
  $15.00 USD
$2.50 1 US 4 days 13 hours
  $15.00 USD
$2.50 1 US 4 days 13 hours
  $17.99 USD
$0.00 1 US 24 days 4 hours
  $18.98 USD
$0.00 1 US 5 days 9 hours
  $15.99 USD
$3.00 1 CA 13 days 1 hour
  $14.99 USD
$4.00 20 / 20 SG 17 days 23 hours
Showing cheapest 12 of 29
Bids S&H Qty Origin Ending
  $10.00 USD
$2.50 1 US 1 day 5 hours
  $6.00 USD
$3.00 1 US 2 days 6 hours
  $0.99 USD
$2.00 1 US 3 days 2 hours
  $0.99 USD
$2.00 1 US 3 days 2 hours
  $10.00 USD
$2.50 1 US 4 days 13 hours
  $10.00 USD
$2.50 1 US 4 days 13 hours
  $10.00 USD
$2.50 1 US 4 days 13 hours
  $14.50 USD
$6.00 1 CN 9 days 8 hours

About The Heroes of Azeroth Expansion


October 2006 won't just be remembered for the introduction of cross-realm battlegrounds and the intense, objective-based world PvP in Eastern Plaguelands and Silithus (just kidding), but it also marks the date that UpperDeck Entertainment (UDE) released the first installment of the WoW Trading Card Game (TCG). "Heroes of Azeroth" was an instant success. The first print run was sold out within days, and therefore UDE had to commission a second and much larger printing run. By combining an established, well-loved and rich lore of the WoW universe, with the wildly successful online game, UDE and Blizzard had found a winning combination.

One of the ongoing contributors to the WoW TCG success story are the randomly inserted loot cards. This article will focus on the first WoW TCG release Heroes of Azeroth, and its three loot cards in ascending rarity: