Lee Sin, Centered: Nexus Night Chase Card

Every Nexus Night season gets one card the community actually chases, and Unleashed's was Lee Sin, Centered — collector number 151b/298, a promo reprint that turned an already-loved card into one of the set's most talked-about pulls.

The twist: it's not even an Unleashed card

Here's the part that trips people up: Lee Sin, Centered isn't a new Unleashed-exclusive printing. Its collector number — 151/298 — places it squarely in Origins, where it's been a Rare-rarity Body unit since the set launched. What Unleashed's Nexus Night season did was hand out a new promo treatment of that same Origins card (the "b" variant, 151b) as its chase card, rather than debuting something Unleashed-native. It's a reprint promoted into a new season, not a new card.

What Lee Sin, Centered actually does

Strip away the promo shine and it's a 6-energy, 6-Might Body unit — a genuine heavyweight — carrying Accelerate: pay an extra Body as you play it and it enters the battlefield already readied instead of exhausted, letting it act the moment it lands instead of sitting out a turn. (New to Accelerate? Our keyword guide covers exactly how the cost and payoff work.)

Its own printed ability rewards you for building around it: other buffed friendly units at its battlefield get +2 Might, turning it into a genuine payoff card for a deck that's already stacking buffs rather than a standalone beater.

Every Lee Sin, Centered printing, side by side

Same story as GGEZ Teemo: the base Rare, the Showcase alt-art, and the Nexus Night promo are mechanically identical — same 6/6, same Accelerate, same buff-payoff text. The gap between them is pure collectibility.

How it compares to Riftbound's other Nexus Night grails

Lee Sin, Centered is the most attainable of Riftbound's three big Nexus Night promo chase cards — a real step down in price from both Mel, Newly Awakened (Vendetta's current season) and especially GGEZ Teemo (Origins' original, and still the priciest of the three by a wide margin). That doesn't make it unimportant — it makes it the version of this chase you can actually still complete without needing four figures.

Is it worth chasing?

If you're building around Body-domain buffs, Lee Sin, Centered is a genuinely strong payoff card on top of being a collectible — a rare case where the chase print and the good deckbuilding choice are the same card. And if you're new to promo-hunting, this is a far friendlier entry point than Origins' original grail: real, confirmed scarcity, without needing GGEZ Teemo money to get in.