Riftbound

Your Riftbound Cards, Tracked and Priced

TurnZero HQ started with Magic: The Gathering and added Pokémon, One Piece and Yu-Gi-Oh!. Now it keeps your Riftbound collection too: every card you own, in the printing and finish you actually have, what it is worth, and a scanner that reads the set code and number at the bottom of the card.

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What TurnZero HQ does for Riftbound today

The Riftbound side of TurnZero HQ is a collection. It lives in My Collection, behind the same game switcher as your other games' cards, in the same account on iPhone, Android and the web. Every card is keyed by Riot's own card id rather than its name, because one name can be several cards: Jinx alone is five printings across the sets so far.

A Riftbound collection on the web, with two binders above a grid of owned cards, each showing its quantity and price
A Riftbound collection on the web. Each tile is one exact printing with its own count and price, which is why three Jinx, Demolitionist cards appear side by side. View full size
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The card catalog: about 1,190 cards from Riot Games' official card gallery across Origins, Proving Grounds, Spiritforged, Unleashed and Vendetta, alternate arts, overnumbered and signature printings, tokens and runes included, each card's page showing its type, domains, costs, Might and rules text as printed

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Prices per finish: TCGplayer market prices for Normal and Foil copies, refreshed nightly, with a 90-day price chart for each card

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Copies as you own them: finish, condition, language, grade and an optional custom value on each row, with copies you can move or split between rows

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Collection value: a running total, recorded nightly, with a chart of that history on Premium

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Set completion: every set's progress against the total printed on its cards, with alternate arts, signatures, overnumbered cards, tokens and runes counted apart, and a checklist of what you're missing

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Binders: 3 on a free account, 50 with Premium

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CSV import and export: bring a collection over from the TCGplayer app or a spreadsheet, check every row in a preview, and export yours any time

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Scanning: hold cards under your phone's camera, or type the set code and number on the web

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Sharing: a share image for any card, linking to that card's page on TurnZero HQ

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Score tracking: Duel, Match, Skirmish, War and 2v2, with the battlefields in play, points scored by Conquer, Hold or ability, a reminder on the final point, optional XP and rune counters, a 60-minute round clock, and every game saved with its gathering. See the Riftbound score tracker

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Decks: build a deck around a Legend with a Legal or Not legal badge for Standard, 2v2, Sealed or Draft, a sideboard of up to 10, rune odds by turn, opening hands with Riftbound's mulligan, matchup notes and a tournament list to copy, and publish it to Riftbound decks. See how to build a Riftbound deck

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Your stats: your own record by deck version, on the play or on the draw, battlefield and opposing Legend, a quick log for matches you didn't track, and events with your Swiss record, shown only to you. See Riftbound stats and match log

How to use TurnZero HQ for Riftbound

Most players start with the collection and work outward. Scan or import your cards, build a deck from them in the Deck Lab until it reads Legal, keep score of your games at the table, and let your record build up in your stats. The full walkthrough, step by step →

Riftbound guides

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How to Use TurnZero HQ for Riftbound A walkthrough for Riftbound players: scan and price your collection, build a legal deck with a sideboard and rune odds, track games at the table, and review your own record. What Is Riftbound? Riot Games' League of Legends trading card game, explained: what you bring, how a game works, the six domains, the sets released so far and where to start. Riftbound: The League of Legends Card Game Where League of Legends shows up in Riftbound: 95 champions, the regions of Runeterra, items as gear, Baron Nashor and the jungle, and League terms like Ganking and XP. Riftbound Formats and Game Modes Every Riftbound game mode and format as of October 2026: 1v1 Duel and Match, Skirmish and War free-for-all, 2v2, Standard constructed, and Sealed and Draft, with the deck rules, victory score and battlefields for each. Riftbound 2v2 Rules How Riftbound 2v2 works: 11 shared points, turn order and seating, helping on your teammate's turn, scoring and the final point with an ally, the 2v2 ban list, and 2v2 Sealed. Riftbound Beginner's Guide Learn Riftbound in nine steps: the rules, turn structure, runes, combat, how to win, every keyword and the six domains, in the order to learn them, plus what to buy first and tips for your first games. How to Play Riftbound A beginner's guide to the Riftbound rules as of September 2026: what you bring to the table, how a turn works, how combat at battlefields works, and how points win the game. How to Read a Riftbound Card Energy and Power costs, Might, domains, card types and tags, and how to read the set code, collector number and rarity along the bottom of a Riftbound card. Riftbound Turn Structure The six phases of a Riftbound turn in order, what runes add, Energy vs Power, the first-turn rules in each mode, and when Action and Reaction cards can be played. Riftbound Runes Explained How Riftbound runes work: the 12-card rune deck, channeling 2 a turn, exhausting for Energy and recycling for Power, splitting runes between two domains, and every rune printing with its price. How Combat Works in Riftbound Riftbound combat step by step: how it starts, the showdown, assigning damage across several units, Tank, Shield and Assault, ties, and how the winner conquers the battlefield. How to Win at Riftbound How a Riftbound game is won: the four ways to gain points, the final point rule, three ways to get the 8th point, ties and burning out, and beginner strategy for planning the last point. Every Riftbound Keyword Explained A cheat sheet of every Riftbound keyword with the set it came from, then each one in plain words: Action, Reaction, Hidden, Tank, Shield, Assault, Ganking, Accelerate, Legion, Equip, Hunt, Level, Empower, Flow and more. Riftbound Colors and Domains Explained The six Riftbound colors, called domains: what Fury, Calm, Mind, Body, Chaos and Order are good and bad at, the keywords each leans on, domain identity, and how they compare to Magic's colors. Focus and Priority in Riftbound Focus vs priority in Riftbound: the four turn states, who may play a card in each, how focus passes in a showdown, when a showdown ends, and what you can do on your opponent's turn. How the Chain Works in Riftbound Riftbound's chain explained: what goes on it, why units can't be answered, how priority passes, why the newest item resolves first, what happens to a spell whose target is gone, and how triggers are ordered. Riftbound Ability Types: Triggered, Activated, Passive and Replacement How to tell Riftbound's ability types apart from their wording, when each one happens, which ones go on the chain, when activated abilities can be used, and why Deathknell doesn't trigger when a death is replaced. Exhausted vs Ready in Riftbound What exhausted and ready mean in Riftbound: why units enter exhausted, what moving costs, why exhausted units still defend and deal damage, how Accelerate and readying effects work, and how exhausted differs from stunned. Battlefield Control in Riftbound How battlefield control works in Riftbound: what contested means, how you take control, the one rule that makes you lose it, where you can play units, who runs a battlefield's ability, and multiplayer limits.

Deckbuilding

How to Build a Riftbound Deck How to build a Riftbound deck: the Legend, the 40-card main deck, 12 runes and 3 battlefields, the copy and domain rules, a step-by-step build, and how TurnZero HQ's Riftbound deck builder checks it. The Best Riftbound Cards The best Riftbound cards by what tournament Top 8 decks play: Defy, Discipline, Scuttle Crab, Zhonya's Hourglass and the rest, plus the best Signature cards and Legends. Every Riftbound Legend All 49 Riftbound Legends from Origins to Vendetta: what a Legend does, the 15 domain pairs, each Legend's ability, the competitive picks and the most valuable printings. Riftbound Signature Cards What a Riftbound Signature card is, the 3-per-deck rule, all 51 Signature cards by champion, and how they differ from the asterisked signature printings. Banned Riftbound Cards Every banned Riftbound card and battlefield in Standard and 2v2 as of October 2026, when each ban took effect, and the reason Riot gave. Riftbound Champions Every Riftbound champion with a Legend, their domains and card counts, and a page for each with every Legend, Signature card and champion unit. Where to Play Riftbound How to find a Riftbound event near you on playriftbound.com, what Nexus Nights, Pre-Rifts and Summoner Skirmishes are, the Radiance event dates, and what to bring. What Is a Riftbound Pre-Rift? How to Get Ready Riftbound's prerelease, explained: what's in the Radiance Pre-Rift kit, the Sealed rules (25 cards, three domains, no copy limit), how to build your deck and what to bring. Riftbound Booster Box: What's in a Box and Pack What's in a Riftbound booster box: 24 packs of 14 cards, every pack slot from Riot, where overnumbered and signature printings come from, the Vendetta Vault, and Radiance's sealed lineup and price. The Riftbound x T1 Worlds Champion Collection The Riftbound x T1 2025 Worlds Champion Collection: the $360 Signature Edition and $70 Player Bundle, the five cards T1's players picked, the serialized signed card, the Riot Merch drawing and when Seraphine is legal. Riftbound x Worlds 2026 Edition: Yasuo Promo and Drawing The $80 Riftbound x Worlds 2026 Edition: the Unforgiven (Yasuo) Legend promo, three host-city Battlefields, the November 13 to 16 Riot Merch drawing and what Yasuo printings sell for. Riftbound Domain Pairs All 15 Riftbound domain pairs, Riftbound's color combinations, with how many Legends lead each as of October 2026 and a page on how each pair plays. Riftbound Precon+: Decks Built From Singles Riftbound decks we build from singles, each with its own theme and under a price cap, with the full list, every card's price and one TCGplayer cart. Fury (Red) in Riftbound What the red Fury domain does in Riftbound: how it plays, its strengths and weaknesses, its keywords by the numbers, cards that show it, every Fury Legend and the five Fury domain pairs. Calm (Green) in Riftbound What the green Calm domain does in Riftbound: how it plays, its strengths and weaknesses, its keywords by the numbers, cards that show it, every Calm Legend and the five Calm domain pairs. Mind (Blue) in Riftbound What the blue Mind domain does in Riftbound: how it plays, its strengths and weaknesses, its keywords by the numbers, cards that show it, every Mind Legend and the five Mind domain pairs. Body (Orange) in Riftbound What the orange Body domain does in Riftbound: how it plays, its strengths and weaknesses, its keywords by the numbers, cards that show it, every Body Legend and the five Body domain pairs. Chaos (Purple) in Riftbound What the purple Chaos domain does in Riftbound: how it plays, its strengths and weaknesses, its keywords by the numbers, cards that show it, every Chaos Legend and the five Chaos domain pairs. Order (Yellow) in Riftbound What the yellow Order domain does in Riftbound: how it plays, its strengths and weaknesses, its keywords by the numbers, cards that show it, every Order Legend and the five Order domain pairs. Fury and Calm in Riftbound Fury and Calm in Riftbound: how the pair plays, what it does well and badly, its one Legend (Akali, Rogue Assassin), its Signature card and which cards fit. Fury and Mind in Riftbound Fury and Mind in Riftbound: how the spell-heavy pair plays, its strengths and weaknesses, its four Legends (Kai'Sa, Rumble, Jhin and Ekko), their Signature cards and which cards fit. Fury and Body in Riftbound Fury and Body in Riftbound: how the unit-heavy pair plays, its strengths and weaknesses, its four Legends (Volibear, Lucian, Rengar and Renekton), their Signature cards and which cards fit. Fury and Chaos in Riftbound Fury and Chaos in Riftbound: how the pair plays, its strengths and weaknesses, its six Legends (Annie, Jinx, Draven, Pyke, Zed and Ziggs), their Signature cards and which cards fit. Fury and Order in Riftbound Fury and Order in Riftbound: how the pair plays, its strengths and weaknesses, its four Legends (Darius, Rek'Sai, Vi and Mordekaiser), their Signature cards and which cards fit. Calm and Mind in Riftbound Calm and Mind in Riftbound: how the control pair plays, its strengths and weaknesses, its five Legends (Ahri, Ornn, Lillia, Nasus and Orianna), their Signature cards and which cards fit. Calm and Body in Riftbound Calm and Body in Riftbound: how the pair plays, its strengths and weaknesses, its five Legends (both Master Yis, Lee Sin, Jax and K'Sante), their Signature cards and which cards fit. Calm and Chaos in Riftbound Calm and Chaos in Riftbound: how the pair plays, its strengths and weaknesses, its four Legends (Yasuo, Irelia, Vex and Riven), their Signature cards and which cards fit. Calm and Order in Riftbound Calm and Order in Riftbound: how the pair plays, its strengths and weaknesses, its four Legends (Leona, Azir, Ivern and Shen), their Signature cards and which cards fit. Mind and Body in Riftbound Mind and Body in Riftbound: how the pair plays, its strengths and weaknesses, its one Legend (Jayce, Defender of Tomorrow), its Signature card and which cards fit. Mind and Chaos in Riftbound Mind and Chaos in Riftbound: how the pair plays, its strengths and weaknesses, its four Legends (Teemo, Ezreal, Diana and Mel), their Signature cards and which cards fit. Mind and Order in Riftbound Mind and Order in Riftbound: how the pair plays, its strengths and weaknesses, its five Legends (Lux, Viktor, Renata Glasc, LeBlanc and Seraphine), their Signature cards and which cards fit. Body and Chaos in Riftbound Body and Chaos in Riftbound: how the pair plays, its strengths and weaknesses, its four Legends (Miss Fortune, Sivir, Kha'Zix and Evelynn), their Signature cards and which cards fit. Body and Order in Riftbound Body and Order in Riftbound: how the pair plays, its strengths and weaknesses, its six Legends (Garen, Sett, Fiora, Poppy, Ambessa and Jarvan IV), their Signature cards and which cards fit. Chaos and Order in Riftbound Chaos and Order in Riftbound: how the pair plays, its strengths and weaknesses, its one Legend (Kennen, Heart of the Tempest), its Signature card and which cards fit. Jarvan IV Riftbound Precon+ Deck: Plant the Standard Under $35 A 40-card Body/Order Riftbound deck for Standard: deploy gear that marches your army in. The full list with every card's price, $31.35 in one TCGplayer cart.

Sets & Releases

Every Riftbound Set, in Release Order Every Riftbound set in release order, from Origins and Proving Grounds to the newest set, with set codes, dates, card counts and a guide to each. Riftbound 2027 Release Schedule Every Riftbound release announced for 2027, from Legacy and Proving Grounds 2nd Edition to The Reckoning, Set 8 and Set 9, with Pre-Rift dates, Regionals and Continentals. 2026 Riftbound Sets Every Riftbound set released in 2026, from Spiritforged to Radiance, with release dates, set codes, card counts, the new Legends and a guide to each. Spiritforged Set Guide Spiritforged, released February 13, 2026: 221 cards, 12 new Legends from Ornn to Azir, Equipment and Weaponmaster, 15 battlefields and the showcase printings to chase. Unleashed Set Guide Unleashed, released May 8, 2026: 219 cards, 12 Legends from Jhin to Poppy, XP with Hunt and Level, Ambush and Stun, 15 battlefields and the chase cards, Baron Nashor first. Vendetta Set Guide Vendetta, released July 31, 2026: 166 cards, 9 Legends including the first Fury and Calm, Mind and Body, and Order and Chaos pairs, Empower and Flow, and the chase cards. Radiance Set Guide Riftbound Radiance releases October 23, 2026: all 167 cards revealed, 9 new Legends from Ekko to Riven, the new Deploy, Disarm and Show Off keywords, and all 10 battlefields. Riftbound Origins Card List Every card in Riftbound Origins (OGN), the first set: all 298 main-set cards by domain, the 12 Legends, 24 battlefields, every overnumbered, signature and alternate art printing, and each card's price. Riftbound Unleashed Card List Every card in Riftbound Unleashed (UNL): all 219 main-set cards by domain, the 12 Legends, 15 battlefields, Baron Nashor and every overnumbered, signature and alternate art printing, with prices. Riftbound Vendetta Card List Every card in Riftbound Vendetta (VEN): all 166 main-set cards by domain, the 9 Legends and their Signature spells, 10 battlefields, and every overnumbered, signature, alternate art and SP printing, with prices. 2025 Riftbound Sets The Riftbound releases of 2025, the game's launch year: Origins, the first set, and the Proving Grounds starter box, with a guide to each. Origins Set Guide Origins, released October 31, 2025: Riftbound's first set, with 298 cards, 12 Legends from Jinx to Ahri, 24 battlefields, every keyword the game launched with, and the chase cards. Proving Grounds Set Guide Proving Grounds, released October 31, 2025: Riftbound's starter box, with four prebuilt decks led by Annie, Master Yi, Lux and Garen, and the 24 cards printed for it.

What it does not do yet

Riftbound has no ratings, rankings, win odds or recaps, and its stats are your own games only, never combined across players. TurnZero HQ does not track sealed product. The catalog covers the five sets above and TCGplayer's Riftbound promo groups.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does TurnZero HQ support Riftbound cards?

Yes, for collecting. TurnZero HQ keeps a Riftbound collection in My Collection alongside Magic: The Gathering, Pokémon and the other games: search the Riftbound card catalog, add the cards you own down to the printing and finish, see what they are worth, follow your set completion, sort cards into binders, import a CSV and scan cards in with your phone's camera. You can also build Riftbound decks checked against the deck-building rules and publish them, keep a wishlist, share a binder with a link, see collection stats and price movers, and log trades that update your collection. At the table, TurnZero HQ keeps score of a Riftbound game in every mode from Duel to 2v2, records each point by battlefield and how it was scored, and builds your own record by deck, battlefield and the Legends you face.

Which Riftbound sets are covered?

Origins, Proving Grounds, Spiritforged, Unleashed and Vendetta: about 1,190 cards, counting alternate arts, overnumbered and signature printings, tokens and runes, each as its own card. The catalog comes from Riot Games' official card gallery, and the promos TCGplayer lists in its three Riftbound promo groups are added from TCGplayer.

Where do the Riftbound card prices come from?

From TCGplayer market prices, collected through TCGCSV and refreshed nightly. Each card is priced per finish, Normal and Foil, where TCGplayer lists that finish. A few cards, such as double-sided tokens, have no price, and those are shown as unpriced rather than counted as $0.

Is the Riftbound collection free?

Yes. The collection, the scanner, set completion, import and export, each card's price chart and 3 binders come with a free TurnZero HQ account on iPhone, Android and the web. Premium adds the chart of your collection's value over time and raises the binder limit to 50.

Can I scan Riftbound cards on the web?

The camera scanner runs in the iPhone and Android apps. On the web you type what is printed at the bottom of the card instead, like OGN 30 or OGN-030/298.

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