Riftbound is the League of Legends trading card game from Riot Games. It is new, which makes this a rare window: early sets of a game backed by a player base the size of League of Legends do not stay easy to find for long. The stock here is the Chinese-language release, which launched in August 2025, ahead of the worldwide English release that followed on 31 October 2025.
Where to start. If you want to play, a pre-constructed Starter Deck is the entry point — each is built around one champion (Yasuo, Lee Sin, Viktor, Fiora and others) and is ready to play out of the box against another starter. If you want to open cards, the Origin Slim Booster Display holds 24 packs from the first set and is the format collectors are buying for early chase cards.
About the Chinese print. Card text is in Chinese. The game itself is language-independent once you know the cards, and the champion and card artwork is identical to the Western release, but if you need English text for a local league, buy the English print, which has been available worldwide since 31 October 2025. The Chinese release came first, in August 2025, which is why early Riftbound collectors track it as the genuine first print of the first set.
All Riftbound product is sealed original stock, hand-packed and shipped with tracking from Germany, EU-wide.