Solve for Disappointment

Reality Fracture #67

Solve for Disappointment - Reality Fracture

Type: Sorcery

Mana cost: {1}{B}

Card text: Target opponent reveals their hand. You choose a nonland permanent card from it. That player discards that card. Empower Jace 1. (Put a loyalty counter on a Jace token you control. If you don't control one, first create a blue Jace planeswalker token with "[−1]: Surveil 1" and "[−3]: Draw a card.")

Rarity: common

Artist: Eli Minaya

"The Theorist has no interest in failures."

Released: October 2, 2026

Prices

$0.15 USD · $0.28 USD (Foil) · €0.02 EUR

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Format Legality

FormatLegality
Standard✓ Legal
Pioneer✓ Legal
Modern✓ Legal
Legacy✓ Legal
Commander✓ Legal
Vintage✓ Legal
Pauper✓ Legal
Oathbreaker✓ Legal

Is Solve for Disappointment good in Reality Fracture Limited?

In Reality Fracture Limited we rate Solve for Disappointment D tier — below average or highly situational in draft. It also placed #7 among black commons in our community set review, with 1 of 4 reviewers picking it.

Ratings come from the draft tier list for Reality Fracture and from reviews submitted by players in the Limited set review. This set has 4 community reviews so far — treat the community placement as an early signal, not a settled verdict.

Draft & Sealed Synergies

Best cards to pair with Solve for Disappointment in Reality Fracture limited

common

Arcane Amphisbaena
Arcane Amphisbaena
Creature — Snake

Arcane Amphisbaena empowers Jace on ETB, and Solve for Disappointment also empowers Jace, allowing you to quickly build up a Jace token's loyalty for its draw ability.

Protege's Awakening
Protege's Awakening
Sorcery

Both Protege's Awakening and Solve for Disappointment empower Jace, and together they can rapidly build up a Jace token to use its -3 draw ability multiple times.

Last Gasp
Last Gasp
Instant

After Solve for Disappointment strips a key card from the opponent's hand, Last Gasp can remove a creature they play, keeping them off balance and unable to rebuild their board.

uncommon

Proft, Sinister Mastermind
Proft, Sinister Mastermind
Legendary Creature — Human Rogue

Solve for Disappointment fills the graveyard with the discarded card, helping reach the seven-card threshold needed to cast Proft, Sinister Mastermind, while also stripping a key card from the opponent's hand.

rare

Null Summoner
Null Summoner
Creature — Human Warlock

Both Solve for Disappointment and Null Summoner exile cards from the opponent's hand, and Null Summoner's threshold ability lets you cast the exiled card once you have seven cards in your graveyard, creating a powerful hand disruption package.

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