Riftbound Radiance: Ultimate Rare Card Guide

The Ultimate Rare card rarity was introduced in Riftbound's Unleashed set. Skipping Vendetta, it's now back in Radiance. Let's check it out!
Riftbound Radiance Packed Amphitheater Card

The highest rarity level in Riftbound is the Ultimate Rare. Introduced in the Unleashed set, when an Ultimate Rare appears there is only 1 per set, and the pull rate is very low indeed. Let’s look at further details on the Ultimate Rare in Riftbound’s Radiance set.

What is the Ultimate Rare Card in Riftbound’s Radiance set?

As you can see above, the Ultimate Rare card in Riftbound’s Radiance set is Packed Amphitheater. A special battlefield, it gives +1 Might to Champion units at the location. It’s a great looking card, but trust us when we say that it looks absolutely jaw-dropping in person, with a phenomenal foil treatment and multi-layered texturing. It really has to be seen up close and personal for the full effect, and to see exactly why it’s so special!

What Was the Previous Ultimate Rare?

Baron Nashor Ultimate Rare Riftbound card
Image credit: Riot Games

The first, and so far only other, Ultimate Rare card was Baron Nashor, from Riftbound’s Unleashed set. It could be found in around 0.1% of all Riftbound: Unleashed booster packs, making it an incredibly rare find. The following set, Vendetta, didn’t contain an Ultimate Rare card. However, it’s making a return in Radiance, which is the set following Vendetta.

What is the Pull Rate for Packed Amphitheater?

Packed Amphitheater Riftbound card
Image credit: Riot Games

Baron Nashor’s pull rate was very low indeed, but be prepared to put in a lot of work to find Packed Amphitheater. Packed Amphitheater has been confirmed by Riot as being found in 0.025% of Radiance booster packs, so if you do happen to find one, you’ll be very lucky indeed!

Naturally, Packed Amphitheater is likely to become incredibly sought after, and we’re very confident that it’ll easily be the most valuable card in the Riftbound: Radiance set overall.

Check out our guides to each new mechanic in Riftbound’s Radiance set: Deploy, Disarm and Show Off.

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