RIFTCOMBO

Combo · ENGINE

A symmetric discard is a payoff engine for the player who brought payoffs — and Twilight Step cannot move Minah

9 cards · chaos + fury · verified

Pieces

Payoff

Banish the opponent's hand

Deck

Prerequisites

Steps

  1. Land Minah Swiftfoot at your base for 6 Energy + 1 Power. 143.4 makes her enter exhausted.
  2. Standard Move base to a battlefield (144.2, 144.4.a): 'When I move to a battlefield' fires. Choose 'Each player discards 1'.
  3. 422.1.a lets each player pick their own card. Yours is a Flame Chompers: 422.1.b, 1 Fury Power, a 3 Might body (355.2.a, exhausted by 143.4). Theirs is their worst card.
  4. Jinx, Rebel readies and takes +1 Might on that one discard action (422.5).
  5. Cast Ride the Wind (2 Energy + 1 Power, [Action]) to move Minah battlefield to battlefield and ready her - an effect move, so 144.4 does not apply (420.3.a). Second trigger.
  6. Aim a further Ride the Wind at Traveling Merchant instead: 'When I move' fires on any move, so it is a third discard-and-draw for you alone.

Per iteration

one card off each player's hand per move Minah makes to a battlefield, with your half aimed at a Flame Chompers for 1 Fury Power

How it ends

engine only - the movers cost Power, so two triggers a turn on the free floor and three if you spend a third rune; nothing here scores

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 2026-09-06 (docs/phase0/walks/2026-09-06-discard-trash-lens.md), issue #95 candidate 7. REWRITTEN: THE ISSUE'S MOVER CANNOT MOVE ITS ENGINE. It built the candidate on VEN-105 Twilight Step, which moves 'a unit with 3 Might or less'; Minah is 6. The walk swept the corpus for movers in Chaos and replaced it with OGN-173 Ride the Wind, which is an EFFECT move and therefore not bound by 144.4 (420.3.a puts the exhaust cost on the Standard Move only, the #58 finding), and named SFD-125 Fae Porter and OGN-184 The Syren with what each can and cannot do. It also priced the repetition against the free floor of 2 Power a turn rather than leaving it open, and pinned the destination clause: 'When I move to a battlefield' does not fire on the way home, while Traveling Merchant's bare 'When I move' does. Card text verbatim from data/corpus_flat.txt. Citations opened: 002, 051, 103.1.b.1, 143.4, 144.2, 144.4.a, 144.4.b, 161.2.b, 164.2.b, 315.3.b, 355.2.a, 356.1.a, 383.4.e, 420.3.a, 422.1.a, 422.1.b, 422.4, 422.5, 430.4.a, 807.1.d. Ban check: none of the five carries a [BANNED marker. Trap check: no Attacker designation is claimed, so 807.1.d/383.4.e/461 cannot bite; no [Repeat]; no [Temporary]; no token, so 185/186.1 never arise; no recall; no Gold; no battlefield of its own; all costs are Main Phase costs, so 167 does not bite. Depends on no unruled reading.

Walked against Core Rules 2026-07-16

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