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Commander Ledros is the kind of card that forces your opponent to rethink every play they had lined up.
Coming out of Shadow Isles in Riftbound, this 6-cost, 8-power Spirit is a finisher with a built-in cost cheat mechanic — one that punishes anyone leaving their board vulnerable.
Mindsplitter isn’t your typical big dragon finisher. At 7 cost, you expect raw board impact — stats, removal, maybe a game-swinging combat trick.
Instead, this Mount Targon beast goes straight for the mind, tearing apart your opponent’s game plan before it ever hits the board. #Mindsplitter
Tasty Faefolk is a 7-cost, 6-power Unit in Riftbound: League of Legends TCG that leans into late-game utility with a mix of acceleration and death-trigger value.
It’s a Bandle City Fae — a faction known for quirky, resource-shifting plays — and while the cost is high, the flexibility built into its keywords makes it more versatile than it looks at first glance. #TastyFaefolk
Cleave is a one-cost Spell that slots perfectly into aggressive red-heavy builds in Riftbound: League of Legends TCG.
It’s not flashy in complexity, but it’s brutally direct — exactly what you want when the goal is to push damage and end games before your opponent stabilizes.
In a meta where early board control often snowballs into victory, Cleave is the kind of card that punishes anyone trying to set up slowly.
The signed variant of Loose Cannon isn’t just another Jinx card—it’s one of Riftbound’s most collectible Legends revealed during Preview Season.
This overnumbered Sean Yang–signed foil drops straight into the red/purple aggro arsenal, rewarding ruthless tempo play and feeding your hand when others would stall.
It’s both a game piece and a statement piece.
The signed variant of Daughter of the Void isn’t just another Legend—it’s an overnumbered, foil, signed Jason Chan showcase that sits at the absolute top of Riftbound’s collector hierarchy.
Mechanically, it’s a precision tool for spell-heavy strategies.
The fact that it’s both competitively viable and a chase-tier signed pull makes it one of the Preview Season’s most dangerous double-threats.
Hand of Noxus signed variant delivers Darius’s brutal efficiency to Riftbound TCG in an overnumbered, artist-signed format that screams both competitive power and collector prestige.
In red-yellow builds focused on tempo and resource management, this Legend offers an unreactable way to generate value, turning every turn you’ve already invested into a springboard for more aggression.
Nine-Tailed Fox signed variant brings Ahri’s elusive battlefield control to Riftbound TCG, now in an overnumbered, artist-signed edition built for both competitive and collector prestige.
For players who lean into reactive play, this Legend punishes opponents the moment they commit to an attack, reducing their strike power and keeping your side alive longer. #NineTailedFoxsignedvariant
Blind Monk signed variant brings Lee Sin’s precision and discipline to Riftbound TCG with a premium edge.
As an overnumbered Legend bearing the artist’s signature, this card is both a top-tier buff enabler in green-red synergy decks and a collectible centerpiece.
For strategies that thrive on turning solid board presence into unstoppable momentum, Blind Monk is a natural fit.
Radiant Dawn signed variant brings Leona’s disciplined aggression into Riftbound TCG with a premium collectible twist.
As an overnumbered Legend bearing the artist’s signature, it’s both a competitive powerhouse for buff-centric strategies and a display piece that demands attention in any binder.
For players running stun-heavy green builds, this card isn’t just good—it’s a core enabler. #RadiantDawnsignedvariant
