Riftbound Vendetta: Crystal Rose Wild Rift Card List

Want to check out the new Crystal Rose alt art cards from Wild Rift? Let's see the full set of Crystal Rose cards in Riftbound: Vendetta!
Crystal Rose background with Riftbound: Vendetta logos

Mobile title Wild Rift is a more beginner-friendly version of the original PC game, League of Legends. Its touchscreen controls and fast-paced play style makes it a great fit for playing on the move. Now, several Legends have arrived in the card game Riftbound, itself a League of Legends spin-off. Each of these cards features Crystal Rose skins from the Wild Rift games, which is why these are known as Crystal Rose Alt Art cards.Let’s take a look at the Crystal Rose Wild Rift cards you can find in Riftbound’s Vendetta set!

Riftbound: Vendetta Wild Rift Card Gallery

There are six Wild Rift cards, and they all have the set code VEN, for Vendetta, in the bottom left corner. They are also numbered differently to other cards in the set. You’ll find each card numbered from SP1 to SP6, to the right of the set code:

Where Can I Find Riftbound’s Crystal Rose Alt Art Cards?

Riftbound Vendetta Booster Box and pack
Image credit: Riot Games

The good news is that you don’t need to buy any special packs to have a chance at getting your hand on the Crystal Rose alt art cards. They can be found in any Riftbound Vendetta booster pack! They also appear at the same rate as other special cards too, but if you’re very keen to get your hands on these cards specifically, press the TCGplayer button above to see how much the cards you want will set you back.

Take a look at our galleries of cards in Riftbound’s Vendetta set, along with our guides to the various keywords in each Riftbound set.

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