Mindsplitter isn’t your typical big dragon finisher. At 7 cost, you expect raw board impact — stats, removal, maybe a game-swinging combat trick.
Instead, this Mount Targon beast goes straight for the mind, tearing apart your opponent’s game plan before it ever hits the board.
Riftbound’s Preview Season has already shown off bruisers, swarm tools, and value engines, but Mindsplitter adds a rare form of targeted hand disruption to the mix — and in a multiplayer setting, that’s dangerous in a very different way.
Gameplay / Cool Mechanics
When you play Mindsplitter, you pick an opponent, see their hand, and rip one card out. No random discard here — you choose.
This turns it into a precision strike against control decks hoarding win conditions or combo players stacking pieces.
The 7/7 body means it’s not just disruption; it’s a board threat that demands an answer.
Timing is everything — drop it when you know your opponent’s about to stabilize, and you can knock the lynchpin card out of their strategy while slamming a late-game finisher onto the board.
It’s less flashy than some finishers but way more surgical, and in a game where knowledge is power, knowing your opponent’s hand is often worth as much as the discard itself.
Visuals
Six More Vodka delivers a striking image — a two-headed, obsidian-scaled dragon splitting reality with searing beams of psychic energy.
The glowing pink fractures against a starry night backdrop give it an otherworldly, almost cosmic authority.
It’s a perfect fit for a creature whose effect literally divides the opponent’s mind.
Pull Rate & Value Speculation
Mindsplitter is card 192/298 in the OGN set. No confirmation yet on rarity, foil variants, or alt art, but if hand disruption proves meta-relevant, this could spike in value quickly.
Multiplayer formats especially reward cards that generate both advantage and information, and Mindsplitter does both.
A foil version would make the twin energy beams pop dramatically under light, making it a strong visual pull even for non-competitive collectors.
If the Riftbound meta ends up valuing precision disruption over pure stat dumps, Mindsplitter could easily become a high-priority craft or trade.
It’s not for every deck, but in the right shell, this dragon will tear apart more than just boards.
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