| Name | Blind Fury  |
|---|---|
| Type | Spell |
| Description | [Action] (Play on your turn or in showdowns.)Each opponent reveals the top card of their Main Deck. Choose one and banish it, then play it, ignoring its cost. Then recycle the rest. |
| Artist | Six More Vodka |
| Set | Origins #25 |
| Wallpaper |  download |
| Image |  download |
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Blind Fury, Spell, designed by Six More Vodka first released in Mar, 2026 in the set Origins.
**Blind Fury** would fit best in midrange or tempo decks that can exploit high-impact off-curve plays, especially in slower metas where opponents run expensive bombs—since you’re effectively “stealing” and casting the best revealed card for free, it rewards flexible game plans and decks that can adapt to random value spikes. It’s strongest in formats where top-end cards are game‑swinging and common, and weaker in low-curve aggro metas where you’ll mostly hit cheap cards that aren’t worth the 4-cost investment. Control decks may also like it as a value tool in grindy matchups, but combo decks generally prefer consistency over randomness. If there are more reliable steal-and-play effects (for example, targeted discard-and-cast or deck-search-and-cast cards that don’t rely on randomness), those would typically be better because they reduce variance and improve planning; similarly, guaranteed draw or board-impact cards at 4 cost may outclass it in competitive builds. Overall, Blind Fury is
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