Stormbringer is the kind of card that tells you flat-out: Volibear doesn’t just join the fight—he rewrites the terms.
This Signature Spell doesn’t drip-feed value or set up for later. It obliterates the board in one controlled thunderclap, then drops your chosen unit right into the chaos to finish the job.
If you’re building around Volibear’s Might triggers or tempo-flipping base trades, Stormbringer is a finisher with actual brain behind the brawn.
Gameplay / Cool Mechanics
Six-cost spells in Riftbound better do something game-breaking, and Stormbringer hits that mark.
You choose a friendly unit in your base, deal damage equal to its Might (power) to every enemy on a chosen battlefield, then teleport your unit to that zone. Clean, aggressive, and punishing.
This plays as a hybrid between a nuke and a strategic reposition. You don’t just wipe the enemy frontline—you instantly establish pressure with a relocated unit.
The damage being based on Might makes this spell scale hard with stat-stacked units and synergizes especially well with the Mighty mechanic (5+ power).
Mid to late game, this is a blowout card. And if you have effects that boost a unit’s Might before you cast it? Even nastier.
The biggest decision isn’t when to play it, but which battlefield you want to warp.
It’s a swing card disguised as removal. Control decks and tempo shells are going to love it.
Visuals
The art on Stormbringer leans hard into ethereal ferocity. A glowing, elemental bear face—Volibear in pure god-mode—is framed in a wash of radiant lightning.
His eyes glow with that unhinged storm divinity, and the blue-white palette makes the whole thing feel less like a spell card and more like divine judgment. It’s not subtle, and it doesn’t want to be.
This visual is all impact: wide framing, high contrast, with the abstract force of the storm swallowing the background.
You’re not seeing the unit getting warped—you’re seeing the energy that makes it possible. Power-first art, which fits the card perfectly.
Pull Rate & Value Speculation
Stormbringer is card 250/298, sitting right after Relentless Storm in Volibear’s package. It’s a Signature Spell, which usually means one per deck, and is thematically linked to his Legend card.
While we don’t have foil or overnumbered confirmation yet, Signature Spells tend to be good picks for showcase variants, and this one’s visual clarity makes it an easy candidate for foil chase status.
If red board control or Might-based midrange finds a foothold in the meta, Stormbringer becomes a key one-of. Not just a bomb—an answer that also turns the tide.
And if a foil version drops with alternate lighting or extended art, expect collectors to jump fast.
Stormbringer rewards smart aggression and punishes lazy positioning. It doesn’t just clear a lane—it creates an opportunity.
If you’re playing Volibear, this card makes your opponent sweat every turn you hold six mana.
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