Wheel and Deal

The classic wheel refills everyone equally, including the opponent who just emptied a full grip into you and would love a fresh seven. This one makes the refill selective: you name which opponents discard and draw, so the player you most want to deny gets left untouched, sitting on whatever they have already drawn while their rivals get reset. That target-of-your-choosing clause is the whole pivot. The version everyone knows is symmetrical to a fault; here the symmetry is something you administer. The instant speed widens the lever further. Fire it on an opponent's end step and the seven cards they draw sit largely idle until their next turn, all while you draw your one extra card immediately and act on it before the table can. The single card for the caster is the modest edge that pays for handing out grips of seven: you draw when you choose, into a board you have already arranged, while the opponents you selected draw into a window you control. It is the wheel rebuilt as a scalpel rather than a hand grenade: the same seven-card promise, but you decide who gets cut in and when they draw.