Riftbound

New Riftbound cards are dropping every day as Radiance, the game’s fifth set, heads toward its October 23, 2026 release. The music-themed expansion brings nine new Legends, fresh mechanics like Deploy and Show Off, and plenty of cards that could shake up the competitive scene. Some are cheap Commons and Uncommons that will become deck

Riftbound Radiance is the fifth set for Riot Games’ League of Legends trading card game, and it releases worldwide on October 23, 2026. Built around the music and performers of Runeterra, it brings nine new Legends, three new mechanics and Riftbound’s second-ever Ultimate Rare. The set is compact at 180 cards, including 66 Showcase cards,

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. The set also spotlights KD/A through its Special cards and Heartsteel through a striking run

Riftbound TCG signature cards are among the most coveted and scarce collectibles in the League of Legends trading card game community, with these artist-signed variants commanding premium prices from serious collectors. Each overnumbered card on this list is a special treasure pulled from the main sets (Origins, Spiritforged, Unleashed, and Vendetta), making them incredibly difficult

Riftbound Vendetta has become a real treasure chest for collectors who love making their decks and binders shine. Most of these special cards borrow gorgeous artwork straight from League of Legends and Wild Rift splash art, giving them that extra sparkle. Lore lovers especially enjoy tracking down whole skin line sets, since it makes the

Riftbound Vendetta cracks open the trading card world with way more firepower than a “standard release” should have. On paper it’s just another set, but it sneaks in a stack of bonus cards through clever connecting artwork that lines up rival Champions for dramatic, side-by-side showdowns. Soaked in that moody, high-stakes Arcane look, the lineup

The most valuable Riftbound cards are the ones every collector and competitive player secretly dreams of pulling or winning. Signature cards, Overnumbered cards, and Metal cards sit at the very top of the secondary market food chain. Metal cards come in two flavors, Foil-Plated Legends and Standard Plated Legends and even though the artwork can

Riftbound Origins Metal cards are the shiny, tournament-only trophies that every collector is currently hunting down. Unlike the ultra-rare Foil Plated Legends, whose secondary market prices have skyrocketed through the roof, these Standard Plated Legends sit at a more attainable mid-tier — still special, just not “sell a kidney” special. You won’t find them in

Riftbound Unleashed is already flipping the tabletop scene upside down since hitting stores on May 8, 2026. This expansion brings a wave of fresh archetypes and mechanics built around some of Runeterra’s biggest champions. Collectors are losing their minds over the new Ultimate Rare tier, packed with jaw dropping foil textures and pull rates so

Riftbound TCG, Riot Games’ League of Legends card game, is ending its first year with a bang. Vendetta (Set 4) is already out with 166 cards, and Radiance (Set 5) lands October 23, 2026 with 180 cards and nine new Legends. Squeezed in between are two tricky-to-get treats, the Riftbound x T1 2025 Worlds Champion

Spiritforged Signatures stand at the top of Riftbound’s rarity structure, and much of their appeal comes from distinct artistic direction. Each card pairs premium scarcity with a unique illustrator voice, giving collectors more than just competitive value. From painterly realism to stylized graphic compositions, the range across this lineup is wide but cohesive. Below is

Riftbound opened its TCG era with Origins, released on October 31, 2025, introducing a champion-focused game built on fast combat, faction identity, and showcase driven visual design. The set immediately drew attention for its rare overnumbered cards, all appearing above the base count of 298. These entries form the highest chase tier in Origins, with