Riftbound

Riftbound Set Completion Tracker

Every Riftbound set, and how close you are to finishing it. TurnZero HQ counts your cards against the total printed on each card, keeps alternate arts, signatures and other extras apart, and gives you a checklist of exactly what's missing.

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How it counts

A Riftbound card prints its place in the set along the bottom edge: OGN · 030/298 is card 30 of Origins' 298. TurnZero HQ counts completion against that printed total, which is what a collector usually means by "the set".

What you ownHow it counts
Card 030/298One toward 298
Four copies of 030/298Still one: completion counts cards, not copies
A foil 030/298The same card as the normal copy, so still one
Card 030a/298An alternate art, counted in the extras tally
Card 301/298 or 301*/298Overnumbered and signature printings, counted in the extras tally

So a set reads like 142 / 298, with the extras shown as their own count next to it. Finishing the main set is a milestone on its own, and the chase cards stay visible without making it look further away than it is. Reading the collector number →

What counts as an extra

A card is in the main set when its number is exactly three digits and no higher than the printed total. Everything else goes in the extras tally:

Printed asWhat it is
030a/298An alternate art of card 030, with a letter after the number
301/298An overnumbered card, numbered past the set's total
301*/298A signature printing of an overnumbered card, marked with an asterisk
T01A token numbered on its own
R04A rune numbered on its own, as in Vendetta
SP3/006One of Vendetta's six SP cards

Not every token or rune is an extra. Origins numbers its runes and a few tokens inside the 298, so those count toward the main set like any other card; the rule follows the number printed on the card, not the card's type.

The checklist

Open a set for every card in it, in collector order. Cards you own are bright, with how many copies you have; cards you're missing are dimmed. Filter to Missing for a want list you can take to your next event, or to Owned to see what you've pulled.

The sets list opens on the sets you collect, the ones you own cards from, and on every set when you haven't added any cards yet. Progress updates as soon as a card is added, whether you searched it, scanned it or imported it. Scanning a stack in →

The sets

The checklists cover every set in Riot Games' official card gallery today, by the total printed on their cards:

SetCodePrinted total
OriginsOGN298
Proving GroundsOGS24
SpiritforgedSFD221
UnleashedUNL219
VendettaVEN166

Frequently Asked Questions

How does TurnZero HQ count Riftbound set completion?

By distinct cards numbered up to the total printed on them. Origins cards read like OGN · 030/298, so the main set is complete at 298 of 298. Everything else, from alternate arts to tokens numbered T01, is counted in a separate extras tally beside it. Four copies of one card count as one card toward the set.

Do alternate arts and signature cards count toward completing a set?

Not toward the main count. Alternate arts (030a), overnumbered cards (301/298), signature printings (301*), tokens and runes numbered with a letter (T01, R04), and Vendetta's SP cards are shown as their own tally, like 12 of 54 extras, because they sit on top of a finished set rather than being part of finishing it.

Does a foil count as a different card?

No. Normal and Foil are finishes of the same card, so owning either ticks it. Your finishes are still recorded on each copy, with their own prices.

Which sets can I track?

Origins, Proving Grounds, Spiritforged, Unleashed and Vendetta, the sets in Riot Games' official card gallery. Proving Grounds is a 24-card set with no extras.

Is set completion free?

Yes. Set progress and the checklists come with a free TurnZero HQ account.

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TurnZero HQ was created under Riot Games' "Legal Jibber Jabber" policy using assets owned by Riot Games. Riot Games does not endorse or sponsor this project. Card data comes from Riot Games' official Riftbound card gallery, and prices from TCGplayer via TCGCSV.