Combo · ENGINE

Endless Riches makes the trash your hand — and a Burn Out recycles that hand back into the deck

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Endless Riches ×1 VEN-022 · engine · fury
When you play this, banish your hand and trash, then [Burn 7]. Skip your Draw Phase. You may play cards from your trash. If a card would go to your trash from anywhere other than your Main Deck, banish it instead.
Blade Twirler ×1 VEN-002 · payoff · fury
The first time I move each turn, choose a player. They [Burn 1]. (They put the top card of their Main Deck into their trash.)

Payoff

Repeatable card advantage

Deck

Any legend with Fury among its two domains (103.1.b.3) — 16 names: Daughter of the Void (OGN-247), Relentless Storm (OGN-249), Loose Cannon (OGN-251), Hand of Noxus (OGN-253), Dark Child - Starter (OGS-017), Mechanized Menace (SFD-181), Purifier (SFD-183), Glorious Executioner (SFD-185), Void Burrower (SFD-187), Virtuoso (UNL-181), Pridestalker (UNL-183), Bloodharbor Ripper (UNL-185), Piltover Enforcer (UNL-187), Rogue Assassin (VEN-139), Butcher of the Sands (VEN-141), Master of Shadows (VEN-143).
A Main Deck with cards left in it — the whole engine dies to a Burn Out, see the third notable.
Somewhere for the Blade Twirler to move to and from each turn; 144.2 charges his own exhaust for the Standard Move.

Prerequisites

IT REPLACES THE HAND WITH THE TRASH, AND THE TRASH IS PUBLIC. 'Banish your hand and trash, then [Burn 7]' costs you everything you were holding and hands you seven cards off the top instead; 'You may play cards from your trash' is what makes them playable and 'Skip your Draw Phase' (315.4) is what stops you rebuilding a real hand. Everything you can play is now visible to the opponent, which is a real cost the card does not print.
THE BLADE TWIRLER IS THE REFILL AND HE COSTS NOTHING. 'The first time I move each turn, choose a player. They [Burn 1]' — choose yourself and one more card of yours arrives in the playable zone every turn, paid for with a Standard Move you were making anyway (144.2's exhaust). Under any other shell that is self-mill; under Endless Riches it is a draw that dodges the skipped Draw Phase.
AND A BURN OUT ERASES THE WHOLE THING. 431.1.b handles milling past the deck and 431.2.b then RECYCLES YOUR WHOLE TRASH INTO YOUR MAIN DECK — which under Endless Riches is your hand. Every turn the Twirler burns you one closer to that, so the engine has a clock and the clock is the deck. 194.1.d also gives the opponent a point for it. Count the deck before pointing his trigger at yourself.
ONE USE PER CARD, BECAUSE THE LAST SENTENCE IS A BANISH. 'If a card would go to your trash from anywhere other than your Main Deck, banish it instead' — so a spell you play from the trash is banished on resolution rather than returning, and a unit that dies is banished. That also erases every [Deathknell] in the deck by removing 808.1.d's condition (the permanent never reaches the Trash), erases [Flow] (829.1.b needs the card in the trash), and leaves 422.1's discard triggers with nowhere to fire from. The list has to be built with none of those.
ONLY CARDS FROM THE MAIN DECK STILL REACH THE TRASH, WHICH IS EXACTLY WHY THE TWIRLER WORKS. The banish clause exempts the Main Deck by name, so [Burn N] is the one route that still stocks the zone. That makes the Twirler's own text — a mill — the engine's only renewable input.
VEN-002 is one of only two cards in the pool that can mill an OPPONENT, and 431.2.b is why that half is a trap rather than a win condition: the first Burn Out refills their deck out of their own trash. Aim him at yourself and treat the opponent-facing mode as a rounding error.

Steps

Play Blade Twirler (4 Energy) first, while you still have a hand worth keeping.
Play Endless Riches (5 Energy + 1 Fury Power). Your hand and trash are banished; [Burn 7] puts seven cards from the top of your Main Deck into the trash.
From now on you play cards out of your trash, and you skip your Draw Phase (315.4).
Each turn, make the Blade Twirler's first move (144.2) and choose YOURSELF for the [Burn 1]: one more card into the playable zone, free.
Watch the Main Deck. 431.1.b plus 431.2.b turn an over-burn into a Burn Out that recycles the trash — your hand — back into the deck, and hands the opponent a point (194.1.d).

Per iteration

+1 playable card per turn from the Blade Twirler's first move, at the cost of one card of Main Deck life

How it ends

engine — a seven-card public hand plus one free card a turn, for as long as the Main Deck lasts; nothing here scores

Sources

Published elsewhere

Riftbound Core Rules, Last Updated 2026-07-16 (data/Riftbound-Core-Rules-2026-07-16.txt) 2026-07-16

Walked here, in this project

Hand walk 2026-09-07, issue #173 — the uncatalogued Fury / Body / Chaos cards 2026-09-07 record

How this entry was audited

REFUTE = a refutation pass, with its date and verdict · WOUNDED = the pass found a flaw and the entry was rewritten · BUDGETED = the pass checked the recycle-and-draw ledger · lens = the hunt that proposed it.

AUTHORED 2026-09-07, issue #173. VEN-022 Endless Riches and VEN-002 Blade Twirler were both in ZERO entries. Card text verbatim from data/corpus_flat.txt; 103.1.b.3, 144.2, 194.1.d, 315.4, 422.1, 431.1.b, 431.2.b, 808.1.d, 829.1.b opened in the Core Rules file. Both cards legal in both formats; neither is Signature. No unruled reading. CLAUDE.md already records that Endless Riches is anti-synergic with its own discard lens (#95); this entry is the constructive read of the same card — the banish clause exempts the Main Deck, which is what makes a self-mill its only renewable input.

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