Riftbound: All Collector Bundles released for League of Legends' TCG

Riftbound, the trading card game set in the League of Legends universe, offers exclusive products for collectors that celebrate the full scope of Riot Games’ worlds. From its upcoming collaboration with Arcane to a crossover into the world of esports with the 2025 Worlds in China, here’s a look at the current and upcoming collector sets.

The Arcane box set marks the first major collector’s product from Riftbound. Already released in China on January 13, 2025, these promotional cards will be available for English pre-orders by late August 2025, ahead of the official global release on October 31. The prize has not yet been revealed. Originally revealed during the TFT Macao Open 2024, this special set features six iconic characters from the hit Netflix series, each with exclusive artwork:

A special collaboration between Riftbound and Worlds 2025 was announced by Riot Games on July 30, in celebration of the World Championship taking place in China from October 14 to November 9. The Riftbound Worlds Bundle 2025 includes several collector’s items designed for both players and fans of the League of Legends TCG. Each box features:

This Lunar Revel Bundle will go on sale on February 17, 2026, on Riot Games’ official website to celebrate the Chinese New Year. Available exclusively in Chinese, it still marks the first time the publisher sells non-English Riftbound content directly through its official store, including authentic physical booster packs.

Riot Games has partnered with local game stores to promote Riftbound pre-orders. Alongside direct pre-orders through Riot’s official website, players can also use an interactive map to locate retailers carrying the game. Pre-orders, which opened on August 4th, will likely close with the global launch of the Origins English set on October 31st.

The “Proving Grounds” starter box is priced at €31.99 / $29.99. The Riftbound: Origins Display Box (containing 24 booster packs) is available for €127.99 / $119.99. Players can also pick up individual Champion Decks—featuring Jinx, Lee Sin, and Viktor—for €20.99 / $19.99 each. These prices reflect Riot Games’ official offerings, although note that individual booster packs are not sold separately through Riot’s own store.