Riftbound · 2026 Set Guide
Spiritforged Set Guide
Riftbound's first set of 2026 and the first after Origins. It brings 12 new Legends, builds a whole theme around Equipment, and has the most valuable chase card of the year so far.
Overview
Spiritforged is the first Riftbound set after Origins, the game's launch set from October 2025. It is smaller, at 221 numbered cards against Origins' 298, and every one of its 12 Legends names a champion who had no Legend before: Ornn, Azir, Irelia, Ezreal, Fiora and seven more.
Its theme is Equipment. Thirty-one main-set cards carry the Equipment tag, and the new Equip keyword is how they attach to your units. Weaponmaster units equip themselves for less when they enter play, and Legends like Jax, Grandmaster at Arms and Lucian, Purifier reward a deck full of gear.
Spiritforged also introduces Gold, a gear token several cards and the Treasure Hoard battlefield make, and Azir's Sand Soldier unit tokens.
Cards and rarities
Spiritforged has 221 cards in its main set. Each one prints its number over that total at the bottom left, after the set code, as in SFD · 001/221.
Above the main set
Riot's card gallery lists 288 Spiritforged cards in all. The other 67 are printings and extras outside the main set:
Most of Spiritforged's overnumbered champion units are new printings of Origins champions, such as Ahri, Inquisitive and Teemo, Strategist. The Seals are Origins gear too. Set completion in TurnZero HQ counts a set against its printed total and keeps the extras apart, so finishing the main set and chasing the overnumbered and signature printings read as two separate goals. Alternate art, overnumbered and signature printings →
The Legends
A Legend sets your deck's two domains and names the champion your Chosen Champion must match. Spiritforged's 12 Legends cover 12 of the 15 possible domain pairs, the same 12 Origins covered.
Each Legend has a Signature card in the set: an Epic that carries the champion's tag, so only a deck led by that Legend can play it. Ornn is the exception with three, all Equipment. A deck can hold at most 3 Signature cards in total.
| Legend | Domains | Signature card |
|---|---|---|
| Rumble, Mechanized Menace | Fury and Mind | Danger Zone |
| Lucian, Purifier | Fury and Body | Relentless Pursuit |
| Draven, Glorious Executioner | Fury and Chaos | Spinning Axe |
| Rek'Sai, Void Burrower | Fury and Order | Void Rush |
| Ornn, Fire Below the Mountain | Calm and Mind | Forgefire Cape, Rabadon's Deathcrown, Shurelya's Requiem |
| Jax, Grandmaster at Arms | Calm and Body | Counter Strike |
| Irelia, Blade Dancer | Calm and Chaos | Defiant Dance |
| Azir, Emperor of the Sands | Calm and Order | Arise! |
| Ezreal, Prodigal Explorer | Mind and Chaos | Arcane Shift |
| Renata Glasc, Chem-Baroness | Mind and Order | Hostile Takeover |
| Sivir, Battle Mistress | Body and Chaos | On the Hunt |
| Fiora, Grand Duelist | Body and Order | Riposte |
Rumble, Mechanized Menace
SFD-181/221
Fury · Mind
Lucian, Purifier
SFD-183/221
Fury · Body
Draven, Glorious Executioner
SFD-185/221
Fury · Chaos
Rek'Sai, Void Burrower
SFD-187/221
Fury · Order
Ornn, Fire Below the Mountain
SFD-189/221
Calm · Mind
Jax, Grandmaster at Arms
SFD-193/221
Calm · Body
Irelia, Blade Dancer
SFD-195/221
Calm · Chaos
Azir, Emperor of the Sands
SFD-197/221
Calm · Order
Ezreal, Prodigal Explorer
SFD-199/221
Mind · Chaos
Renata Glasc, Chem-Baroness
SFD-201/221
Mind · Order
Sivir, Battle Mistress
SFD-203/221
Body · Chaos
Fiora, Grand Duelist
SFD-205/221
Body · Order
New keywords
Four keywords appear for the first time in Spiritforged. Equip is the one the set is built on; Unique is printed on only Ornn's three Signature Equipment.
Icons are written in brackets, as on each card's page: [1] is 1 Energy, [Any Power] is 1 Power of any domain, and [Might] is the Might icon. Reminder text is a summary; Riot's Core Rules are final.
Battlefields
Spiritforged has 15 battlefields. Several feed the set's themes, like Forge of the Fluft and Veiled Temple for Equipment and Emperor's Dais for Azir's Sand Soldiers, and Forgotten Monument and Rockfall Path change how a battlefield can be scored or played to.
| Battlefield | What it does |
|---|---|
| Emperor's Dais | When you conquer here, you may pay [1] and return a unit you control here to its owner's hand. If you do, play a 2 [Might] Sand Soldier unit token here. |
| Forge of the Fluft | While you control this battlefield, friendly legends have "[Exhaust]: Attach an Equipment you control to a unit you control." |
| Forgotten Monument | Players can't score here until their third turn. |
| Hall of Legends | When you conquer here, you may pay [1] to ready your legend. |
| Marai Spire | While you control this battlefield, friendly [Repeat] costs cost [1] less. |
| Minefield | When you conquer here, put the top 2 cards of your Main Deck into your trash. |
| Ornn's Forge | While you control this battlefield, the first friendly non-token gear played each turn costs [1] less. |
| Power Nexus | When you hold here, you may pay [Any Power][Any Power][Any Power][Any Power] to score 1 point. |
| Ravenbloom Conservatory | When you defend here, reveal the top card of your Main Deck. If it's a spell, put it in your hand. Otherwise, recycle it. |
| Rockfall Path | Units can't be played here. |
| Seat of Power | When you conquer here, draw 1 for each other battlefield you or allies control. |
| Sunken Temple | When you conquer here with one or more [Mighty] units, you may pay [1] to draw 1. (A unit is Mighty while it has 5+ [Might].) |
| The Papertree | When you hold here, each player channels 1 rune exhausted. |
| Treasure Hoard | When you conquer here, you may pay [1] to play a Gold gear token exhausted. |
| Veiled Temple | When you conquer here, you may ready a friendly gear. If it's an Equipment, you may detach it. |
Every deck brings 3 battlefields with different names, and a 1v1 game uses one of each player's. How battlefields and scoring work →
The chase card: Ahri, Inquisitive
The signature printing of Ahri, Inquisitive (227*) is the card Spiritforged is opened for. At $3,334.49 on September 30 it was the most valuable card in the set, more than twice the next one, and the most valuable card of any 2026 Riftbound set.
Spiritforged's top five cards are all signature printings of champion units: Ahri, then Irelia, Fervent ($1,572.06), Vayne, Hunter ($1,224.22), Soraka, Wanderer ($897.53) and Teemo, Strategist ($747.54).
Ahri, Inquisitive is an Origins champion, and Spiritforged prints her twice, both with Shawn Tan's art. The asterisk alone is worth about five times the price of the same art without it. The Origins Epic she first appeared as was $6.90.
Every printing of Ahri, Inquisitive
| Printing | Number | Market price, September 30, 2026 |
|---|---|---|
| Origins, Epic | OGN 119/298 | $6.90 |
| Overnumbered | SFD 227/221 | $666.62 |
| Signature printing | SFD 227*/221 | $3,334.49 |
Only the exact printing is worth its price. The number at the bottom left tells you which one you pulled: a number above the set's total is overnumbered, and an asterisk after it marks the signature printing. Reading the collector number →
Chase cards and prices
Almost all of Spiritforged's value sits above the printed total. The most valuable main-set card on September 30 was the Epic Last Rites at $34.69; every card in the list below is an overnumbered or signature printing.
| Card | Number | Rarity | Market price, September 30, 2026 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ahri, Inquisitive | 227*/221 | Showcase | $3,334.49 |
| Irelia, Fervent | 225*/221 | Showcase | $1,572.06 |
| Vayne, Hunter | 223*/221 | Showcase | $1,224.22 |
| Soraka, Wanderer | 239*/221 | Showcase | $897.53 |
| Teemo, Strategist | 230*/221 | Showcase | $747.54 |
| Ahri, Inquisitive | 227/221 | Showcase | $666.62 |
| Yone, Blademaster | 233*/221 | Showcase | $593.04 |
| Aphelios, Exalted | 224*/221 | Showcase | $567.87 |
These are each printing's TCGplayer market price on September 30, 2026, all of them for the Foil finish, the only one TCGplayer lists for these printings. Prices for a set can move a long way in its first months, so treat them as a snapshot. Each card's page shows today's price and its 90-day chart. How Riftbound card prices work →
Frequently Asked Questions
When did Spiritforged release?
February 13, 2026. Its set code, printed at the bottom left of each card, is SFD.
How many cards are in Spiritforged?
221 in the main set. Riot's card gallery lists 288 in all, counting 30 overnumbered printings, 24 alternate arts, 12 signature printings and a Gold token.
What are the Spiritforged Legends?
Rumble, Lucian, Draven, Rek'Sai, Ornn, Jax, Irelia, Azir, Ezreal, Renata Glasc, Sivir and Fiora. Each is the first Legend for that champion.
What is the most valuable Spiritforged card?
On September 30, 2026, the signature printing of Ahri, Inquisitive (227*/221) at $3,334.49, followed by the signature printings of Irelia, Fervent and Vayne, Hunter. Prices move daily, so check each card's page for the current figure.
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