Mega-Mech is one of the biggest bodies we’ve seen drop in Bandle City colors so far—and it doesn’t tiptoe in.
This 7-cost, 8-power unit is Riftbound’s clearest nod yet to the joy of going over the top.
In a format where tempo has been ruling the midgame, Mega-Mech throws all that out the window and just boots your opponents off the battlefield with raw size.
It’s also worth pointing out: we’re seeing more Mech tribal hints across Bandle City, and Mega-Mech might be the anchor.
Gameplay / Cool Mechanics
We don’t have its full ability text yet—if any—but 8 power for 7 mana is aggressive.
If it hits the board without downside, you’re looking at a massive threat that must be answered immediately or it starts winning trades single-handedly.
And in a faction like Bandle City that’s typically swarming the board with small, annoying units, Mega-Mech flips the script.
It gives aggro decks a sudden late-game curve-topper, while slower lists now have a reason to test ramp or resource-saving packages.
Whether or not it comes with keywords like Overrun, Armor, or even just a vanilla beatstick will determine its true ceiling—but the presence alone makes it high-pressure.
Visuals
The art on Mega-Mech is wild in the best way. Valentin Gloaguen delivers a kinetic, chaotic energy with spinning limbs, debris, and clashing machines in a dusty arena that looks like it was built out of spare frying pans and pride.
The pilot’s smug confidence (with a lollipop in hand, no less) gives the card an immediate attitude.
You know this thing wasn’t made in a lab. It was slapped together with caffeine and ego—and it works.
Pull Rate & Value Speculation
Mega-Mech is card 088/298 and hasn’t had its rarity confirmed yet. But let’s be honest: if this thing comes with even a medium-impact effect or keyword, it’s going to see play.
Especially in budget-friendly builds or meme-stomper control decks. Players love big statsticks that break the curve.
Foil status hasn’t been revealed, but we’d bet it’s getting one. Alternate art is also a possibility—Bandle Mechs practically beg for showcase versions, especially with different pilots or busted-up chassis variants.
If Riftbound eventually releases an overnumbered “scrap shop” line, Mega-Mech will be front and center.
Mega-Mech is what happens when Bandle City stops playing nice and builds a boss fight.
Whether it’s competitively sharp or not, it’s a statement card—and every collector and jank lover is going to want at least one.
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