Riftbound Sets in Order: Origins to Radiance, Plus Legacy (Oct 2026)
Riftbound's first year ran five sets, from Origins on October 31st, 2025 to Radiance on October 23rd, 2026, with set 6 named Legacy. Here is what each set added, according to community reporting.
Riftbound: League of Legends Trading Card Game has now released five sets, beginning with Riftbound: Origins on October 31st, 2025 and most recently Riftbound: Radiance on October 23rd, 2026. Set 6 will be named Legacy. Every date in this guide is REPORTED by community sources; no official publisher source is among the evidence.
Below is the full lineup in release order, then a closer look at the new mechanics, rarities and release changes each set brought.
Riftbound Sets in Release Order
According to community reporting, the year-one lineup looks like this:
- Origins: October 31st, 2025, the first Riftbound set.
- Spiritforged: February 13th, 2026, the second set.
- Unleashed: May 8th, 2026, the third set.
- Vendetta: July 31st, 2026, the fourth set.
- Radiance: October 23rd, 2026, the fifth set, which landed on the first anniversary of Riftbound's original release.
Riftbound Origins and Spiritforged: Starter Product and First Mechanics
Origins did not arrive alone. A Proving Grounds set was released alongside it, built to teach up to four players how the game works.
Spiritforged, the second set, introduced Equipment cards and Gold tokens. It also brought three keywords: Quick-Draw, Repeat and Weaponmaster.
Riftbound Unleashed: Ultimate Rarity and XP
Unleashed added a new rarity called Ultimate. Baron Nashor was the first Riftbound card to get an Ultimate variant, and it comes with exclusive artwork and a layered, textured foil treatment.
The same set introduced XP, a system that lets cards level up.
Riftbound Vendetta and Radiance: New Keywords and Release Changes
Vendetta includes a Crystal Rose subset and brought in the keywords Flow, Burn and Empower.
It was also the first Riftbound set released in Chinese and English at the same time. Before that, Chinese-language sets came out months ahead of the West.
Radiance, the newest set, has a performance and music theme. It features the second card in the Ultimate rarity and introduces the keywords Deploy, Disarm and Show Off.
TCGKing has covered the set's launch and the official FAQ rulings, which include Baron Nashor.
What Comes After Radiance
Set 6 is named Legacy, and the reporting gives no further details about it.
In the meantime, the first-week Radiance results show how the newest set is playing.
What it means for players
- You can trace each mechanic to its set: Equipment and Gold tokens in Spiritforged, XP in Unleashed, and Flow, Burn and Empower in Vendetta.
- Ultimate rarity cards have appeared in Unleashed and Radiance.
- Vendetta is the first set released in Chinese and English together.
What is still unknown
- The release date of Legacy is not announced yet.
- Legacy's contents, mechanics and pricing are not announced yet.
- No official publisher source confirms the set dates listed here.
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