Artifact, 4 (4) {4}, {T}: Tear Chaos Confetti into pieces. Throw the pieces onto the playing area from a distance of at least five feet. Destroy each card in play that a piece touches. Remove the pieces from the game afterwards. And you thought that was just an urban legend.
Illus. Mark Tedin
The word "distance" means "horizontal", not "vertical". [QAS 1998/09/09]
All the pieces must be tossed at once. [QAS 1998/09/09]
Proper disposal of the pieces is the responsibility of the controller of the ability. [D'Angelo 1998/08/23] Breaking this rule is subject to all local littering laws.
You may proxy this card, but the card you use must be more rare than Chaos Confetti currently is. [Barclay 1998/08/13] An uncommon or rarer card is required. Use of a Chaos Orb should inspire fear in your opponents.
If you have a Freyalise's Winds, Hurricane, Tropical Storm, Katabatic Winds, or Cyclone card in your hand, you may reveal that card to all opponents to enable you to blow on the pieces whilst they are in flight, to aid their flight. No other interference is allowed. [Barclay 1998/08/13]
Five feet is one thousand, five hundred and twenty four millimeters. [Barclay 1998/08/13]
Tearing it into pieces is part of the effect, not the cost. [Barclay 1998/08/13]
It will not destroy tokens, and it will only destroy cards it actually touches. [Barclay 1998/08/13]
Players may rearrange their cards in the playing area any time before Chaos Confetti is activated. Once it is activated, only changes made by the rules (such as sacrifices and tapping cards) are legal until it is done resolving. [QAS 1998/09/09]
The five feet is measured from the center of the playing area, so don't move cards too far. [Barclay 1998/08/13]
Counters on a card are not considered part of that card and can block the confetti from touching your card. But, at least the title on a card must be visible at all times. [QAS 1998/09/09]
You can rip the card into as many pieces as you want. If you take too long, you can be called for stalling or get hassled by your friends. [QAS 1998/09/09]
All tournament formats have banned cards from Unglued.
Unglued
(Common)