Riftbound: Radiance Card List (So Far)

Spoiler season for Riftbound's fifth set, Radiance, has begun. Let's take a look at all of the cards revealed for the Radiance set so far!
Riftbound Radiance Cards

It’s fair to say that Riftbound’s first year has gone brilliantly. The popular League of Legends trading card game has carved out its own corner of the TCG market, bringing in plenty of new fans to the genre in the process. Fifth set Radiance, with its emphasis on performance and showmanship, looks set to be another successful adventure into Riftbound’s expansive universe. With three new keywords also added to Riftbound’s existing list in Radiance, let’s check out the cards revealed for the set so far!

Riftbound: Radiance Main Set Card Gallery

The cards in Riftbound: Radiance have the set code RAD. You can find this on the bottom left of each card, alongside the card number. The card number shows us that there will be 167 cards in the Radiance set, not including “Overnumber” or special cards, which we’ll separate into their own galleries:

Riftbound: Radiance Overnumber Card Gallery

Overnumber cards in Riftbound: Radiance begin at 168. Hence the name overnumber; they’re all cards numbered over the “official” number of cards in the set. Overnumber cards are “secret”, alternate art cards with special treatments, which are always the most highly sought after cards in any set. Overnumber cards marked with an asterisk in their card number are even rarer and more special, as they feature a stamped signature by the card’s artist:

What’s New in Riftbound: Radiance?

Riftbound Radiance new keywords
Images credit: Riot Games

There are three new keywords in Radiance: Deploy, Disarm and Show Off. Each of these, in that order, is shown on a different card from the set, above. You can check out how these work in our individual guides to Deploy, Disarm and Show Off.

When is Riftbound: Radiance Going to be Released?

Riftbound Radiance Key Art
Image credit: Riot Games

The Radiance set for Riftbound will be released on the 23rd of October. Pre-Rift events, also known in other games as pre-release events, will take place in the week leading up to release. Check out where to find your local event here.

You can check out our other Riftbound content here!

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