Chaos Confetti

Chaos Confetti was released in 1998 as part of the Unglued expansion, the first silver-bordered set produced by Wizards of the Coast. Designed for casual play, the set was intended to break the traditional rules of Magic: The Gathering to create humorous and unpredictable game experiences. The card's effect requires the player to literally tear up the card and scatter the pieces onto the game board, a mechanic that highlights the set's playful departure from standard tournament-sanctioned play.

The card was illustrated by Mark Tedin, a prolific artist who has contributed to the game since its inception. Tedin captured the chaotic energy of the effect by depicting a whimsical, frenzied character overwhelmed by the namesake confetti. Upon its debut, the card became a defining symbol of the Unglued set's lighthearted philosophy, celebrated by the community for its brazen disregard for the long-term preservation of the physical game piece.