Riftbound: All 12 Overnumbered cards revealed by Riot Games for Origins Set

Riot Games revealed on Weibo the twelve Overnumbered cards from the Origins set of Riftbound, which launched this Friday, August 1st in China and is set to release in English on October 31st. The TCG, inspired by the League of Legends universe of Runeterra, includes nearly 377 cards in this first set—24 of which have this unique rarity and were shared online.

These cards are available in the original decks in two different versions: first, the artwork-only edition, created by an artist; and second, the version featuring the artist’s signature. According to Riot Games, one in ten Overnumbered cards will be signed, meaning they should appear once every 360 boosters. Both versions were unveiled by the North American publisher on the official Riftbound account on Weibo, in their Chinese versions, of course. Only Yasuo and Volibear had been published on the official website prior to the Chinese release.

The Overnumbered Viktor card is part of the Origins set. Its Chinese name, 奥术先锋, translates to Herald of the Arcane. Illustrated by Rudy Siswanto, it comes in two versions: a regular edition and a much rarer signed version.

The Overnumbered Kai'Sa card is part of the Origins set. Its Chinese name, 奥术先锋, translates to Daughter of the Void. Illustrated by Jason Chan, it comes in two versions: a regular edition and a much rarer signed version.

The Overnumbered Darius card is part of the Origins set. Its Chinese name, 诺克萨斯之手, translates to Hand of Noxus. Illustrated by Peter Kim, it comes in two versions: a regular edition and a much rarer signed version.

The Overnumbered Leona card is part of the Origins set. Its Chinese name, 曙光女神, translates to Radiant Dawn. Illustrated by Su Ke, it comes in two versions: a regular edition and a much rarer signed version.

The Overnumbered Volibear card is part of the Origins set. Its Chinese name, 不灭狂雷, translates to Relentless Storm. Illustrated by Alex Flores, it comes in two versions: a regular edition and a much rarer signed version.

The Overnumbered Ahri card is part of the Origins set. Its Chinese name, 九尾妖狐, translates to Nine-Tailed Fox. Illustrated by Airi Pan, it comes in two versions: a regular edition and a much rarer signed version.

The Overnumbered Yasuo card is part of the Origins set. Its Chinese name, 疾风剑豪, translates to Unforgiven. Illustrated by Quy Ho, it comes in two versions: a regular edition and a much rarer signed version.

The Overnumbered Teemo card is part of the Origins set. Its Chinese name, 迅捷斥候, translates to Swift Scout. Illustrated by Jordan Yoon, it comes in two versions: a regular edition and a much rarer signed version.

The Overnumbered Lee Sin card is part of the Origins set. Its Chinese name, 盲僧, translates to Blind Monk. Illustrated by Loiza Chen, it comes in two versions: a regular edition and a much rarer signed version.

The Overnumbered Jinx card is part of the Origins set. Its Chinese name, 暴走萝莉, translates to Loose Cannon. Illustrated by Sean Yang, it comes in two versions: a regular edition and a much rarer signed version.

The Overnumbered Miss Fortune card is part of the Origins set. Its Chinese name, 赏金猎人, translates to Bounty Hunter. Illustrated by Mindy Kang, it comes in two versions: a regular edition and a much rarer signed version.

The Overnumbered Sett card is part of the Origins set. Its Chinese name, 腕豪, translates to The Boss. Illustrated by Gem Lim, it comes in two versions: a regular edition and a much rarer signed version.