Special Red Card

Chaos Rising 113/86 • ultra-rare

Set: Chaos Rising
Number: 113/86
Rarity: Ultra Rare
Released: 2026
Finish: Full art

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The Special Red Card from the Chaos Rising set is highly sought after by collectors due to its status as a secret rare, indicated by its numbering exceeding the set's base count. These cards were designed to be elusive, representing a distinct visual variant that remains a centerpiece for those focused on completing the set’s comprehensive master list.

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You can use this card only if your opponent has 3 or fewer Prize cards remaining. Your opponent shuffles their hand and puts it on the bottom of their deck. If they put any cards on the bottom of their deck in this way, they draw 3 cards.

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The Special Red Card, numbered 113/86, emerged as a marquee 'secret rare' inclusion within the Chaos Rising expansion set. It was designed to push the boundaries of the game's established mechanical limits, serving as a chase item for collectors who favored high-risk, high-reward gameplay elements. The design team opted for a striking, monochromatic crimson foil treatment to distinguish it from the standard card stock, emphasizing its thematic ties to the unstable magical energies central to the Chaos Rising narrative arc.

Upon its release, the card garnered significant attention for its unconventional numbering, which signaled its status as an auxiliary addition to the core 86-card base set. Illustration duties were handled by the lead creative team, who focused on intricate, chaotic geometry intended to evoke a sense of visual instability. While its rarity initially made it a divisive piece of meta-game equipment, it has since been widely recognized by enthusiasts for its distinct aesthetic and historical significance in documenting the experimental design phase of the expansion.

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Special Red CardChaos Rising · #82/86 · uncommon · 2026—

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