Riftbound Radiance is a music-themed set that draws its biggest names from League of Legends’ most famous musical acts. Its top chase cards center on Seraphine, Evelyn, and Ekko, who each belong to a musical group in the League universe.
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The set also spotlights KD/A through its Special cards and Heartsteel through a striking run of Overnumbered variants. Together, these treatments make Radiance one of the most exciting sets for collectors to chase.
Riftbound Radiance Heartsteel Cards
20. K’Sante, Courageous (Overnumbered)
This Overnumbered variant gives K’Sante a modern makeover as part of the Heartsteel group. Its Overnumbered print makes it a premium pull for collectors building a full set of Legends.
19. Aphelios, Exalted (Overnumbered)
Aphelios appears in an Overnumbered treatment that reflects the Heartsteel look. The card sits among the set’s nine Legend variants, which can also be found with an artist’s signature.
18. Ezreal, Dashing (Overnumbered)
Ezreal’s Overnumbered version carries the sleek, fashion-forward styling of the Heartsteel showcase. It is a striking addition for anyone collecting the boys of the set.
17. Yone, Blademaster (Overnumbered)
Yone’s Overnumbered print leans into the Heartsteel aura that the set’s showcase is built around. Its title highlights his combat identity, making it a fitting pick for fans of the Blademaster.
16. Kayn, Unleashed (Overnumbered)
Kayn joins the Heartsteel lineup with an Overnumbered variant that stands out on the table. The “Unleashed” subtitle gives the card an intense, action-ready identity.
15. Sett, Kingpin (Overnumbered)
Sett closes out the Heartsteel group with his Kingpin Overnumbered print. It is the last of the showcase’s six boys on this list and a bold finish to the group.
Riftbound Radiance K/DA Special Cards
14. Kai’Sa, Rebel (SP)
Kai’Sa’s Special treatment is part of the K/DA lineup, a group the set celebrates through its Special cards. Special Alt Art cards appear at roughly the same frequency as standard Alt Art cards, so this pull is more attainable than the Overnumbered variants.
13. Akali, Brash (SP)
Akali’s Special card brings the K/DA theme to the set with a bold, confident look. It is a standout example of the Crystal Rose-inspired Special cards that fans have been asking for.
12. Seraphine, Not Alone (SP)
Seraphine’s Special card highlights her role as one of the set’s musical headliners. Its title suggests a sense of companionship that fits her place in a musical group.
11. Ahri, Confident (SP)
Ahri’s Special treatment captures the poised, self-assured energy of the K/DA lineup. It is a popular pick for collectors who want the group’s most recognizable face in the set.
10. Evelyn, In Control (SP)
Evelyn’s Special card is one of the set’s musical highlights, reflecting her role in a League music group. The “In Control” title gives the card a commanding presence that stands out among the Special cards.
Radiance Overnumbered Cards
9. Ziggs, Hexplosives Expert (Overnumbered)
Ziggs arrives in the Radiance Overnumbered lineup with a look that matches his explosive specialty. His Overnumbered print is a strong showcase piece for collectors who enjoy chaotic, high-impact legends.
8. Mordekaiser, Iron Revenant (Overnumbered)
Mordekaiser’s Overnumbered variant emphasizes his “Iron Revenant” identity with a dramatic finish. It is one of the set’s heavier, more imposing Legend prints.
7. Orianna, Lady of Clockwork (Overnumbered)
Orianna’s Overnumbered card draws on her clockwork theme, making it a visually intricate pull. Its refined design suits collectors who appreciate mechanical artistry.
6. K’Sante, Pride of Nazumah (Overnumbered)
This second K’Sante variant highlights his Pride of Nazumah identity, distinct from his Courageous print. Having two K’Sante Overnumbered cards on this list shows how strongly the set’s Legends are represented.
5. Riven, The Exile (Overnumbered)
Riven’s Overnumbered print carries the weight of her “Exile” title, giving the card a solitary, dramatic feel. It is a favorite pick for fans of her storyline.
4. Jarvan IV, Exemplar of Demacia (Overnumbered)
Jarvan IV’s Overnumbered card showcases his role as the Exemplar of Demacia with a regal, commanding look. It is a prestige pull for collectors who love noble, heroic Legends.
3. Seraphine, Starry-Eyed Songstress (Overnumbered)
Seraphine’s second appearance on this list is her Overnumbered print, which celebrates her as a songstress. Its starry-eyed title makes it one of the most eye-catching musical cards in the set.
2. Evelyn, Agony’s Embrace (Overnumbered)
Evelyn’s Overnumbered card is the set’s most dramatic musical pull, with a title that hints at her darker side. Her presence in a League music group makes this variant a must-have for collectors who love the set’s K/DA theme.
1. Ekko, Revolutionary 177/167 & Eko, Boy Who Shattered Time (Overnumbered)
Ekko takes the top spot. The Boy Who Shattered Time and its 177/167 numbering marks it as a special print, and as a member of True Damage, Ekko makes it a fitting finale to the set’s chase list.
New Rarity: The Ultimate Rare
Radiance also introduces the set’s second Ultimate Rare, which is designed to be harder to find than the Unleashed Baron. Each Radiance booster pack can contain at most one Ultimate Rare, and there is no guaranteed Ultimate Rare in any pack, box, or case. On average across the print run, an Ultimate Rare appears in roughly 0.025% of booster packs, so collectors should expect a real challenge in chasing it.
Riftbound Radiance is a strong set for collectors, and the K/DA and Heartsteel lineups are a real treat. K/DA gives the set its most recognizable faces, and the Heartsteel Overnumbered run lets collectors build a full row of stylish variants. The Ekko, Revolutionary 177 card is the clear centerpiece. Its special silk and radiance treatment makes it worth chasing, and it shows what the set can do when it puts real care into a single card.
Still, the set misses an opportunity. The True Damage lineup of Yasuo, Qiyana, and Senna is a natural fit for a music-themed release, yet it is absent. And we can only dream of Pentakill to be included. Even so, Radiance has plenty to enjoy. The chase cards are strong, the Ultimate Rare is exciting, and the K/DA and Heartsteel work shows real ambition. With True Damage and Pentakill in the mix, this could have been one of the best musical sets Riftbound has released.
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