Riftbound K/DA Couture Collection Guide

Riot has opened the next Riftbound product drawing: the Riftbound x K/DA: Couture Collection, a premium bundle themed on K/DA's FIRESTARTER era. It is not sold in stores. You register for a drawing, and if your name comes up you get 24 hours to buy it from the Riot Merch Store. This page sets out everything Riot has published about it, in one place, with the dates converted for every market we cover and live prices for the cards it contains.

Everything below comes from Riot's own Couture Collection drawing FAQ, published on 21 October 2026. Where Riot hasn't said something, we say so rather than guess.

What's in the K/DA Couture Collection

Riot describes the bundle as pulling "back the curtain on a new stage for K/DA: the tabletop", with all-new artwork by Fortiche, the studio behind Arcane. Inside the box:

Four of the five K/DA members get a Legend card. Seraphine, the fifth, isn't one of the bundle's Legends. Her K/DA card is the Radiance special Seraphine, Not Alone SP5/005US$42.66, one of the five K/DA specials in the set itself, which our K/DA cards post covers in full.

The Battlefield is a fitting choice. Packed Amphitheater is Radiance's concert-venue Battlefield, and its Ultimate Rare printing, 184/167US$1,350.00, is one of the set's most expensive cards.

How much it costs

Riot's FAQ prices the Couture Collection at $150.00 plus shipping and handling. That is the figure on Riot's US page; check the Riot Merch Store in your own region for its local price, since Riot hasn't published the others in the FAQ.

The drawing dates, in your time zone

Riot gives the times in Pacific Time. On 27 and 30 October, Pacific Time is still on daylight saving (UTC−7), so 9:00 AM PT is 16:00 UTC:

In Australia and Singapore the window opens and closes in the early hours of the following day, so set a reminder the evening before. You have the whole three-day window to register; there is no advantage in being first.

How Riot's product drawing works

Riftbound uses a drawing system for some products on the Riot Merch Store. For the Couture Collection, Riot's rules are:

1. Register during the window. That puts your name in the drawing. Registering does not commit you to buying anything.
2. Riot draws at random. The selection is "entirely random", with several layers of checks that each account is real and not fraudulent.
3. If you're drawn, you get an email with a link to a shopping cart holding the products you were drawn for. The first emails go out from 3 November.
4. You have 24 hours to buy. After that the link stops working.
5. If you don't buy, someone else gets the chance. The stock goes back to the store and Riot draws again, only from people who haven't been selected for that product yet. Riot keeps drawing in waves until the stock is gone.

If you're drawn for more than one product, you can remove the ones you don't want from your cart, but Riot warns that removing an item is final and can't be undone.

Two things to check before 27 October

Riot asks everyone to do two things before registration opens:

• Make sure riotgames.com emails reach you. Check that they aren't going to spam or junk, because a missed email is a missed 24-hour window.
• Make sure you can sign in to your Riot account. If you can't, use Riot's account recovery or contact Player Support before the window opens, not after you've been drawn.

When it ships

Riot's FAQ says two things about fulfilment. It expects to "begin fulfilling orders within 1-3 business days after they're placed", where fulfilment means processing, packing and shipping, not a delivery date. Separately, it says drawn items "will begin fulfillment the day of the product's wide release". Riot hasn't published a wide release date for the Couture Collection, so if you're drawn, expect the shipping email around the time the product goes wide rather than a fixed date.

Are the cards worth anything?

The Couture Collection's cards are new printings: the same four Legends and the same Battlefield, with new K/DA art. They have never been sold, so there is no price for them yet, and we won't guess one. What we can show is what the existing printings of the same cards cost today, priced live at every store RiftCompare tracks:

• Evelynn, Agony's EmbraceUS$1.96 is a Radiance Legend. Her signed printing, 175*/167US$2,099.00, is one of the set's chase cards.
• Ahri, Nine-Tailed FoxUS$0.50 is an Origins Legend, and the signed 303*/298US$3,711.35 is among the most expensive Origins cards.
• Akali, Rogue AssassinUS$0.13 is a Vendetta Legend, with a signed 189*/166US$2,400.00.
• Kai'Sa, Daughter of the VoidUS$0.36 is an Origins Legend, with a signed 299*/298US$1,800.00.
• Packed AmphitheaterUS$0.28 is Radiance's concert Battlefield.

The ordinary printings sell for between about 13 cents and US$2. The signed printings sell for thousands. A bundle-exclusive art printing usually lands somewhere between those two, but how far up depends on how many bundles exist and how many people want them, and Riot hasn't said how many it is making. The honest summary is that the bundle's value is mostly in the K/DA accessories and the art. The card pages above will show the K/DA printings' prices once stores list them.

Playing the Legends

All four Legends are tournament-legal Riftbound cards, so a K/DA printing plays exactly like the regular one. Each sets a deck's identity and its Champion. If you want to try one before the box arrives, you can build a deck around any of them in the free deck builder, which checks the deck-building rules as you go and prices every card in your currency.

K/DA in Riftbound so far

The Couture Collection is the third place K/DA has turned up in Riftbound:

• The five K/DA specials in Radiance, numbered SP1 to SP5 of 005, one for each member. They're in our K/DA cards post.
• Seraphine's Signature, 174*/167US$2,500.00, Radiance's top chase card. The Seraphine Signature post has the details.
• The Couture Collection, this bundle: new K/DA art for four Legends, sold only by drawing.

Should you enter?

Registering costs nothing and commits you to nothing, so if you'd consider paying $150 for the bundle, there's no reason not to put your name in. You only decide whether to buy once you've been drawn, and you have 24 hours to make up your mind.

A few things are worth weighing before you do:

• Most of the value is in the accessories. A K/DA playmat, a deck box, 75 sleeves and four metal dice are things you'd use every time you play. If you'd buy a premium playmat and sleeves anyway, the bundle is easier to justify.
• The cards are a known quantity to play with. The four Legends are already in print and already legal, so the K/DA versions don't give you anything new at the table. They're a collector's printing of cards you can play today for a couple of dollars.
• Shipping is extra. Riot quotes $150 plus shipping and handling, and for buyers outside the US that can add a noticeable amount. Check the total in the cart before you pay.
• Resale is a gamble. Bundles sold by drawing often appear on eBay soon after they ship, sometimes above the store price and sometimes below it once everyone who wanted one has one. Riot hasn't said how many it is making, so nobody knows yet which way this one will go. Buy it because you want it, not as an investment.

If you're not drawn in the first wave, don't assume you've missed out. Riot keeps drawing new names as people decline or let their 24 hours run out, so the waves can run for a while after 3 November.

Keep an eye on your inbox

The single most common way to miss a drawn product is the email itself. Riot's purchase link arrives by email, it's only valid for 24 hours, and it comes from riotgames.com. Add that address to your contacts or safe senders before 27 October, check your spam and promotions folders from 3 November, and make sure the email address on your Riot account is one you actually read.

What we'll update

This page follows Riot's announcements. We'll add the K/DA printings' prices as soon as they're listed, and any change Riot makes to the dates, the price or the regions. For the rest of Radiance, the pre-order page compares every store's price, and the Radiance card list has every printing with live prices.