Donna Rosa
legendaryCost 6Power 4
Ongoing: rival cards here have -2 Power; rival cards elsewhere have -1 Power.
“Power moves in silence.”
Black Rose Syndicate · legendary · Season 1.5 — Blood Money
Sal "The Don" Russo
On Reveal
steal 1 Power from every rival card here.
On Reveal fires once, as the card flips face-up.
“This block pays tribute now. All of it.”
Black Rose Syndicate№ 75 / 90
S1.5Season 1.5 — Blood Money
1 of 12legendary cards in the set
5%per pack card slot3 cards per pack
150credits if pulled again
By the numbers
Sal "The Don" Russo pays for its On Reveal, not raw muscle — the average card at 6 Stacks carries 5.3 Power. It runs with the Black Rose Syndicate — the city's control & theft crew.
#4 of 8 cards at 6 Stacks by Power · 0.8 Power per Stack
Control & theft
Runs with the Black Rose Syndicate
The Black Rose Syndicate wins with other people's Power. Their kit steals strength from rival cards, saps the strongest threats, and quietly turns even trades into winning ones. You rarely out-muscle a block outright — you make the rival's muscle yours.
Cruel against big single threats; pressed by wide boards that spread Power thin.
Seen on the streets
- The Velvet Revolution — ladder deck
- The Extortion Ring — ladder deck
How to get Sal "The Don" Russo
Packs
Night Market Cache
200 credits · 3 cards
Each card rolls legendary at 5% — pulls favor cards you don't own, and every pack guarantees a rare or better. Odds of at least one legendary roll per pack: 14.3%.
Daily shop
The daily shop
650 credits
When the day's rotation offers it — the shop only ever stocks cards you don't own yet.
Level track
The unlock track
Level-up reward
It drops from match XP — the track skips cards you already own, so it can arrive early.
More Black Rose Syndicate cards
Speakeasy Enforcers
commonCost 5Power 8
No ability — pure muscle.
“The quiet ones by the door are your problem now.”
Corrupt Official
rareCost 5Power 2
On Reveal: rival cards here lose 2 Power. Cards burned to 0 or less base Power are destroyed.
“New Aurelia's judges dance blindfolded — and never miss a step.”