Riftbound Card Prices

Riftbound is Riot Games’ trading card game set in the world of League of Legends. Backed by LoL’s huge community, it draws in seasoned TCG players and fans of the video game alike.

It’s a young game, so the market is still taking shape and prices can move fast. All the more reason to check the current value of the exact version – regular, foil or alternate art.

6 sets · since 2025

What drives Riftbound (League of Legends) card prices

  • Rarity – the top rarities are each set’s most sought-after cards.
  • Special versions – foils and alternate arts are priced above the regular versions.
  • Champion popularity – fan-favorite League of Legends champions attract collectors.
  • Player demand – cards from strong decks climb as the meta develops.
  • Condition – mint copies sell for more.

Where prices come from

RipWorth pulls Riftbound prices from TCGplayer, the largest U.S. marketplace for collectible cards. Snap a photo or point your camera: RipWorth recognizes the card, including its version and print, and shows the price in your currency (USD, EUR or PLN). The same works for buying (buylist tools) and live on stream with the OBS overlay.

All sets

2026 sets

SetReleaseCardsMost valuable card
Radiance RADOctober 23, 2026234Riven, The Exile (Signature) $1,286
Vendetta VENJuly 31, 2026248Akali, Rogue Assassin (Signature) $3,230
Unleashed UNLMay 8, 2026308Baron Nashor (Ultimate) $1,893
Spiritforged SFDFebruary 13, 2026309Ahri, Inquisitive (Signature) $3,336

2025 sets

SetReleaseCardsMost valuable card
Origins OGNOctober 31, 2025352Ahri, Nine-Tailed Fox (Signature) $3,711
Origins: Proving Grounds OGSOctober 31, 202528Master Yi, Wuju Bladesman (Starter) $17.16

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