Bounty Hunter brings something Riftbound has been teasing but hadn’t nailed until now: red-zone mobility with actual teeth.
This Miss Fortune-led Legend card makes battlefield manipulation feel aggressive, not reactive.
It’s not about dodging trouble—it’s about chasing it down.
Gameplay / Cool Mechanics
For a single tap, Bounty Hunter gives a unit Ganking, meaning it can shift between battlefields this turn.
Simple effect, but ridiculous upside in the right shell. Ganking isn’t just a positioning gimmick—it breaks parity.
You force awkward trades, punish overcommits, or line up multi-lane threats.
In decks that want to surprise-shift finishers or enable specific triggers based on zone presence, this card is an engine piece.
Bounty Hunter doesn’t create tempo directly, but it enables it.
If you’re playing fast, wide, or trick-heavy, this card lets you outmaneuver slower decks.
You can also use it defensively, but let’s be honest—Miss Fortune isn’t here to defend. She’s here to make someone regret standing still.
This is one of those low-investment, high-ceiling Legends that rewards good board reading.
It’s also worth noting that the effect is reusable every turn, not a one-time burst—so the pressure never really stops unless she gets removed.
Visuals
Art-wise, Bounty Hunter is Miss Fortune in full control: confident pose, pistol mid-draw, eyes locked forward.
Her black corset and gold-detailed hat lean into pirate fantasy, but with clean, stylized lines that don’t feel campy.
The red background flourishes mirror the Crimson Tide faction, creating a consistent, hot-blooded aesthetic.
The overall vibe is elegance with violence waiting just under the surface.
Pull Rate & Value Speculation
Bounty Hunter is card #267/298 and flagged as a Legend. No confirmation yet on foil variants or overnumbered print, but the Six More Vodka art alone will probably push demand.
Legends tend to skew low in pull rate, and with Miss Fortune’s fanbase (plus competitive appeal in multi-lane decks), this one could become a high-demand staple.
Expect alt art speculation if the Ganking mechanic becomes a meta staple—because you’ll want more than one version.
Bounty Hunter gives Miss Fortune players what they really want: leverage.
It’s not flashy, it’s not loud—it just moves exactly when and where it needs to, then pulls the trigger.
