Riftbound Cards: Buy Single Cards
Riftbound cards sold one by one. Find the champions, rarities and finishes your binder or deck is missing, and sell the spares you no longer need. Sets range from Origins (2025) to Spiritforged, Unleashed, Vendetta and Radiance (2026).
- Cards
- 1,775
- Expansions
- 14
- For sale
- 28
FAQ
Riftbound cards carry one of five rarity labels. Common, Uncommon, Rare and Epic form the regular scale, from the cards you see most to the hardest to find. Showcase sits apart: it is a special presentation of a card, so it tells you about the look of the printing.
Promo printings have set pages of their own, such as Origins - Promo Cards. A rarer card is not a stronger one in play: rarity only describes the printing, and on this page it works as a filter.
Standard is the regular, non-shiny printing; Foil has a reflective treatment. On Riftbound, foil is the more frequent case: most cards listed can be found in Foil, and many also in Standard. Each offer states the finish of the copy, so the two are priced apart.
The French site calls the foil finish Brillante. Play is identical, so the choice comes down to the look, for a binder of Spiritforged foils or a deck of Standard copies.
Riftbound singles are listed in English, Simplified Chinese, French and Korean, and nearly every card can be offered in all four. The language is stated on each offer, so check it when you compare prices.
Set names on the site stay in English. French players know Origins as Origines, Spiritforged as Armes Spirituelles and Unleashed as Déchaînement; Vendetta and Radiance keep their names in French.
Each set has a page listing its cards: Origins - Main Set (2025), then Spiritforged, Unleashed, Vendetta and Radiance (2026). Main sets come with a promo set alongside, such as Vendetta - Promo Cards, so event printings do not crowd the main list.
Side releases are separate too: Project K (2024), Origins - Proving Grounds and the Arcane Box Set (2025) each have their own page.
Yes. The filters cover the domains (Fury, Calm, Chaos, Mind, Body, Order), card types such as Unit, Spell, Gear, Rune, Battlefield and Legend, and super types including Champion and Signature. A tag filter groups cards by champion or region, so Jinx or Viktor cards from Origins and later sets show together.
Ready-made lists built around one champion are on the Riftbound precon decks page.