RIFTCOMBO

Combo · ENGINE

Forbidding Waste takes 2 Might off a lone defender and Wuju Bladesman gives your own it back — one damage then clears their garrison

5 cards · calm + body · verified

Pieces

Payoff

Repeatable removalRepeatable Conquers

Deck

Prerequisites

Bodies no card supplies

Attack with a unit of 2 Might or more

Steps

  1. Bring Forbidding Waste as one of your three battlefields under a Wuju Bladesman - Starter legend. Neither needs any set-up: the Waste has no 'you' for 190.6.d to blank and the legend's clause is a static.
  2. Wait for the opponent to garrison the Waste with a single body — or attack their lone garrison at it after they conquer it.
  3. Attack with a unit of 2 Might or more. 190.3.a.1 applies Contested, 323.9 stages the Combat, and 464.2.c.1 makes you the Attacker; their body takes the Defender designation (464.2.e) and the Waste's -2 applies to it at that moment.
  4. Inside the Combat's Closed State, play Flurry of Blades (E1, [Reaction], 813.1.c.1): 1 damage to all units at battlefields. Their reduced defender dies (143.2.a with 143.2.b's floor at 0); your 2-Might-or-more attacker survives.
  5. With no defending units left, 465.1 assigns no damage and 466.3.a resolves the combat; 466.5 establishes your Control and 466.5.d makes it a Conquer.
  6. 143.3.b.1 heals the marked damage at the end of the turn, so nothing carries over and the next copy of Flurry of Blades does the same job.

How it ends

engine only — a lone defender of 3 Might or less removed for 1 Energy and a Conquer with no damage step, three times a game on three copies of Flurry of Blades; 470 caps the point at one per battlefield per turn

Sources

Published elsewhere

Walked here, in this project

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.

HAND-WALKED 2026-09-07, issue #171 — the second of the ten uncatalogued legend names, and the first entry to use either OGS-019 or UNL-210. Card text verbatim from data/corpus_flat.txt. The two statics were checked against each other rather than assumed to cancel: both are plain continuous modifiers with no floor, so 477.3.b never applies and 477.3.e.2.a's ordering does not change the sum. Trap check: the attack is a real Combat with an enemy garrison present, so 807.1.d / 383.4.e / 461 are respected and 'an empty battlefield is not an attack' does not apply; the reach is stated as an arithmetic ceiling (a lone defender of 3 Might or less) rather than as a general removal claim; the format caveat on OGS-019 is stated because restricted and banned are not the same thing; exactly one battlefield is named, so 485.4.a is respected.

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