Riftbound x Worlds 2026 Edition: Yasuo Promo and Drawing

What's in the Worlds 2026 Edition

Riot made the Worlds 2026 Edition for the 2026 League of Legends World Championship, which it is holding in three North American cities. Riot's October 22 post lists the contents:

Riot's first reveal, on October 7, named the Texas city as Dallas. The October 22 post says Allen, the Dallas suburb where the quarterfinals and semifinals are played, so Allen is the current wording. Riot's drawing post →

How and when to enter the drawing

You enter on the Riot Games Merch store during a three-day window, and Riot selects buyers by drawing rather than first come, first served, so there is no reason to rush on the morning registration opens.

Watch your inbox on November 17: a selected entrant has 24 hours to complete the purchase. If you aren't picked then, keep watching. Riot's drawing FAQ says that when a selected buyer declines or lets the 24 hours run out, "someone new will be drawn and notified." It doesn't say how many extra rounds that adds up to. The same FAQ says one drawing covers both this and the T1 Player Bundle, and you can enter for either or both. Make sure mail from riotgames.com isn't going to spam.

Riot's post doesn't give a purchase limit or the countries it ships to. For the T1 Signature Edition drawing in August, the store page set a limit of 1 per Riot ID, so check the Riot Merch product page when registration opens.

You can also buy it in person at Riot's on-site merch stores at the Worlds quarterfinals and semifinals in Allen, Texas and at Worlds Fan Fest in New York City, both in November. Only online orders include the Worlds Unvaulted Capsule 2026.

What Unforgiven (Yasuo) does, and can you play it?

Yasuo, Unforgiven is a Calm and Chaos Legend from Origins. Riot's post prints no text for the Worlds promo and calls it an alternate-art Yasuo, and every existing printing of Unforgiven, promos included, carries the same ability. These are the printings you can buy today:

Yasuo, Unforgiven

OGN-259/298

The Origins Rare, the playable baseline.

Yasuo, Unforgiven

OGN-305/298

The overnumbered alternate art.

Yasuo, Unforgiven

OPP-259/298

The organized play promo.

Its ability reads "[2], [Exhaust]: Move a friendly unit to or from your base." You pay 2 Energy and exhaust Yasuo to move one of your units between your base and a battlefield. The moved unit doesn't exhaust, which is the point: a unit's standard move costs exhausting it, so Yasuo gives you an extra move that leaves the unit ready. The ability has no Action keyword, so you use it in your own Main Phase, outside showdowns.

As your Legend, Yasuo makes Calm and Chaos the only domains your deck can use, and your Chosen Champion has to be a Yasuo unit: Yasuo, Remorseful (Calm) or Yasuo, Windrider (Chaos). Every Yasuo card →

Yasuo, Unforgiven was legal in Standard and not on the ban list as of October 2, 2026. Riot's post makes no legality statement for the promo itself, but a promo of an existing card normally plays as that card, as the organized play Yasuo promo does. The current Riftbound ban list →

The three Battlefields: what's confirmed

Riot has confirmed three Battlefield promos with art of each Worlds 2026 host city: Los Angeles, Allen and New York City. Its post lists the city names right after "featuring art of each Worlds 2026 host city", so they describe what the art shows. Riot hasn't said which Battlefield cards the promos are, or printed their text.

A fan site has named the three as Black Market, Cosmic Vista and Hunters' Circle, three Battlefields from Radiance. Riot's posts don't say that, and as of November 10, 2026 we haven't seen the cards themselves, so treat it as unconfirmed. If the report is right, the promos would play as those cards: Black Market lets each player pay 2 power of any domain once on their turn to draw a card, Cosmic Vista scores you 1 more point when you hold it, if your Rune Deck is empty, and Hunters' Circle makes the first unit or gear each player plays there each turn cost 1 less. Their regular Radiance printings sold for under $1 each on TCGplayer on November 9, 2026.

If the promos turn out to be new cards named after the cities, nobody outside Riot knows yet whether they are tournament legal. Each deck brings three Battlefields, so a set of three promos is exactly one deck's worth either way. Riftbound deck-building rules →

What existing Yasuo printings sell for

The Worlds promos have no market price yet, so the best guide to the $80 is what other printings of the same Legend sell for. These are TCGplayer market prices for single cards, from the TurnZero HQ card catalog on November 9, 2026.

For play, the Worlds Yasuo should do nothing the 23-cent Origins Rare doesn't, assuming it carries the same text as Riot's "alternate art" wording suggests. What the $80 buys is new Worlds art, three Battlefields, a deck box, sleeves and, online, the in-game capsule. The organized play promo's market price is $23.62 and the overnumbered alternate art's is $55.50, but those are different printings with different supply, and the Worlds Edition's print run hasn't been announced. We don't forecast what the Worlds promo will sell for. How to price your Riftbound cards →

Once your copy arrives, you can add the promos to the Riftbound collection tracker in TurnZero HQ alongside the rest of your cards and see what your collection is worth at TCGplayer prices.

Worlds 2026 Edition vs. T1 Player Bundle vs. K/DA Couture

Riot's October 22 post covers three drawing products. The T1 Player Bundle shares the Worlds Edition's drawing window, so you can enter both; the K/DA drawing has already run.

The T1 Player Bundle has more cards for less money, and they are five champion units T1's 2025 players picked. The Worlds Edition is the one to want if you play Yasuo or collect Battlefields. K/DA's four Legends are Evelynn, Ahri, Akali and Kai'Sa, plus a Packed Amphitheater Battlefield. The T1 collection in full →

If you'd rather skip drawings, the Gift of the Rift bundle ($109) reaches local game stores and other retailers on December 4, with 16 booster packs, 36 foil runes and an Akali Legend promo. If you miss the Worlds drawing, resale copies may show up on TCGplayer, where you can also find the Gift of the Rift bundle. Buy links go through our TCGplayer affiliate link; see our affiliate disclosure.

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