Two massive, dragon heads rise from a single obsidian body, each crowned with curling horns and eyes that burn like molten glass.

It’s not just a dragon — it’s two minds locked in predatory focus, daring you to pick which one to fear first.

Illustration Breakdown

Six More Vodka’s art gives Mindsplitter a scale that’s almost cosmic. The frame is a swirling storm of shattered rock and searing light, with each head turned slightly toward its own prey.

The left head radiates icy calculation, a beam of energy bursting from its eye.

The right, equally lethal, glows with a hotter, more chaotic light.

Between them, a core of blackened scales laced with glowing cracks suggests overwhelming magical pressure just waiting to erupt.

The background pushes this otherworldly energy further — deep blues, purples, and shards of debris suspended in the air, as if the battlefield itself is breaking under their presence.

Gameplay Integration

Mechanically, Mindsplitter is a 7-cost, 7-power, 7-health Mount Targon Dragon with a play effect that can wreck an opponent’s plans instantly: when it enters, you look at their hand, choose a card, and force them to discard it.

This isn’t just random disruption — it’s targeted surgical removal of their best piece. In Riftbound terms, that’s the difference between letting a win condition breathe and smothering it on sight.

Combined with its solid stats and the Dragon tag (which ties into synergy pieces across Targon), Mindsplitter sits at the intersection of control and pressure — a finisher that also punches a hole in their game plan on the way in.

Collector Details / Value Mention

Mindsplitter is card 192/298 in the OGN set.

While no foil, alt art, or overnumbered versions have been confirmed yet, its combination of competitive utility and striking art means it’s primed to be a sleeper chase card.

If a signed variant or showcase-style print drops later, expect demand to spike — not just from Targon mains but from anyone who values high-impact, high-drama pieces.

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