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Common cardThe Antikythera Ephebe is an ancient Greek bronze statue of a young man, discovered by sponge divers in 1900.
Antikythera Ephebe is one of 140 discoveries in the artifacts set. Find this card in a free discovery pack, or exchange 4 same-rarity duplicate cards from your collection to craft it.
Its collectible power is 1080 and its shield is 410. Its health is 3160. These stats are derived from English Wikipedia data using capped game formulas. In battle it favours the Feint stance, like all Artifacts cards. Daily quiz results depend on your answers.
Open a discovery packWish for this cardRead about Antikythera Ephebe on WikipediaArticle description adapted from Wikipedia, available under CC BY-SA 4.0; shortened for the card. Revision and contributors are linked below.
Arena formations · 2 in one category: +3% ATK/DEF. Three: +6% all stats. A complete family or story: +10% all stats. Strongest bonus only.
The Antikythera Ephebe is an ancient Greek bronze statue of a young man, discovered by sponge divers in 1900.
English Wikipedia · 2026-07-09 – 2026-10-06. Views use Wikimedia’s “user” traffic classification, not unique visitors. Quality marker: not rated in this snapshot.
Stats use capped logarithmic scaling. Attack: 800–1,600 from daily views (cap 50,000). Defense: 200–800, weighted 80% citations (cap 300) and 20% quality marker. Health: 2,400–3,600 from prose words (cap 15,000). Values are rounded to tens. Citations indicate documentation volume, not verified truth. No rarity multiplier applies.
Snapshot wiki-2026-10-06-v1-atlas-expedition-01-daily-2026-10-10-atlas-expedition-02-daily-2026-10-11-atlas-expedition-03-daily-2026-10-12 · imported 2026-10-12. Live Wikipedia may have changed. Stats remain fixed until a new edition is released; an active duel keeps its starting stats.
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