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Riley
Oracle Text
Reveal the top 5 cards of your deck and have your opponent choose 2 of them. Discard the chosen cards and put the remaining cards into your hand.
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Character Background
Riley is a tidy little value tool in Lost Origin, best suited for tempo and midrange decks that want to keep their hand stocked while smoothing awkward turns. By revealing five cards and letting your opponent “tax” two of them, it creates a small but meaningful selection effect: you don’t get full control, but you still convert the top of your deck into real resources, especially when your list is built to tolerate a few misses. It plays well in decks that shuffle often and can live with situational cards, such as lists using search effects or high basic Energy counts. The best synergy is with top-deck manipulation or discard-reward cards, since you can stack the top of your deck to increase the quality of the five revealed cards. In practice, Riley is strongest when you’re ahead or stable, turning a modest Trainer into a reliable refill without spending your whole turn on pure draw.
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Character Background
Riley is a tidy little value tool in Lost Origin, best suited for tempo and midrange decks that want to keep their hand stocked while smoothing awkward turns. By revealing five cards and letting your opponent “tax” two of them, it creates a small but meaningful selection effect: you don’t get full control, but you still convert the top of your deck into real resources, especially when your list is built to tolerate a few misses. It plays well in decks that shuffle often and can live with situational cards, such as lists using search effects or high basic Energy counts. The best synergy is with top-deck manipulation or discard-reward cards, since you can stack the top of your deck to increase the quality of the five revealed cards. In practice, Riley is strongest when you’re ahead or stable, turning a modest Trainer into a reliable refill without spending your whole turn on pure draw.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-08 19:40:45 UTC