Miss Fortune hits the Riftbound board like a cannon blast—loud, directional, and impossible to ignore.
She’s not here to play slow. She’s here to control the battlefield, open it up, and start turning tempo into outright domination.
At four cost for a 4/4 body, Miss Fortune is clean and direct. But it’s the battlefield control clause that elevates her beyond basic stat lines.
Gameplay / Cool Mechanics
Let’s talk straight: Miss Fortune is a spatial threat card. She doesn’t buff, she doesn’t blast, but she reshapes the battlefield rules.
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“You may play me to an open battlefield” means she can break past locked zones and get in wherever she needs to.
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More importantly: “Friendly units may be played to open battlefields” shifts the whole deck’s pressure pattern. Instead of playing reactively into contested zones, you can start flooding an open lane and force trades or tempo responses. It turns every friendly drop after Miss Fortune into a tactical pivot.
She’s an enabler. Not flashy, but incredibly disruptive to standard board flow.
That makes Miss Fortune from Riftbound TCG a serious threat in midrange builds or decks looking to sidestep clogged lanes and tilt pressure wide.
Visuals
The illustration by Six More Vodka goes exactly where you want it to. She’s in motion, high up, golden-lit, hair whipping in the wind. It’s pirate iconography at its sharpest.
This isn’t a character lurking in shadows or emerging from fog. She’s already taken the high ground and is looking for her next target.
That subtle flex—pose, lighting, and clean framing—sells control and initiative. She feels in charge of the whole board, which fits perfectly with her gameplay text.
Pull Rate & Value Speculation
Miss Fortune is card 193/298, right in the Champion slot, and based on her title and zone-breaking ability, she’s a likely Rare at minimum.
No foil status confirmed yet, but she’s an obvious candidate for full-art or alt-border treatment—especially given her legacy popularity.
Collectors will absolutely chase her, even if she doesn’t end up top meta. She’s a recognizable face with impactful mechanics, great art, and potential synergy with multiple Bilgewater setups.
Miss Fortune from Riftbound TCG isn’t just “another 4-drop.” She’s an architecture-breaker.
She lets you write new rules mid-game—and that’s how control players steal tempo. Expect to see her in a lot of builds—and a lot of binders.
