Riftbound Radiance Price Guide: What Every Card Costs Now

Most of Riftbound: Radiance costs pennies, a few Epics and alternate arts cost real money, and the chase cards are a separate market. This is the price guide for the whole set as of 12 November 2026, three weeks after release: what each rarity costs, the dearest cards you can play, the K/DA specials, and what a booster box, Vault Bundle and pack cost in each market we track. Every figure is the cheapest in-stock listing we found for that printing on 12 November, in US dollars for cards and the store's own currency for sealed product.

If you want a single sentence: a Radiance Common is about two cents, the median Epic is under a dollar, only 21 cards outside the chase tiers are over US$2, and a booster box is now below Riot's US$120 US list price.

What a Radiance card costs, by rarity

Radiance's main run is 167 cards, plus alternate arts, overnumbered cards, Signatures and five K/DA specials. For everything that is not an overnumbered card, Signature or special, the cheapest listing on 12 November was:

Those are cheapest listings across the AU, US, UK and Singapore stores we track, so a floor of US$0.02 for a Common means a seller somewhere is offering it for that, not that any shop will ship one card for two cents. The practical point is the shape: Commons, Uncommons and Rares are bulk, the median Epic is 77 cents, and the cards in the main set that cost more than a few dollars are a short list of Epics and the alternate arts. If you are buying to play, almost the whole set costs less than a booster pack.

The most expensive Radiance cards you can actually play

These are the dearest non-promo, non-alternate-art, non-overnumbered cards in the set, which is to say the ones that go in a deck:

Blade of the Exile 150/167US$13.77 is the one that stands apart, at US$14 against US$6 for the next card. It is a three-energy Calm Gear with Equip, it is one of the most-searched cards on this site, and it is the dearest playable Epic by more than double. Every Radiance card, it included, is on the Radiance set page.

Below it the list is flat: nine cards between US$1.54 and US$6.01, which is no more than the price of a pack. Neeko, Blending In 167/167US$3.60 is the one Neutral card on the list; it goes in a deck of any Domain.

The K/DA specials

The five K/DA special printings, SP1 to SP5, are Radiance's pop-star tier. They are the only cards here that moved in different directions:

Four of the five fell between 24% and 58% from release weekend. Seraphine, Not AloneUS$0.25 SP5 went the other way, from US$6.96 to US$9.90. It started as the cheapest of the five and is now the only one that has gained, which is a small illustration of how thin these markets are rather than a trend. The story of the five cards, and how they are numbered and pulled, is in the K/DA cards post. The K/DA Couture Collection, sold through Riot's own store, includes the Packed AmphitheaterUS$0.01 Battlefield, now US$380 as an unsigned overnumbered card.

The chase cards: overnumbered and Signature prices

The overnumbered cards (168/167 to 184/167) and the 16 Signatures are the part of Radiance that is not priced like the rest. On 12 November no Signature has a cheapest listing above US$900, and every one is down from its first listing: a median of 67%. The unsigned overnumbered cards fell by a median of 61%. Every card, with its price on 20 October, 31 October and 12 November, is in the Radiance Signature price table.

Radiance sealed prices by market

The 12 November sealed export shows these as the cheapest in-stock listing from a store, and the cheapest listing on a marketplace where one exists. US list prices are US$120 for a booster display (24 packs, US$4.99 each) and US$34.99 for a Vault Bundle. No other market has a published list price.

The US box is below list. A store box at US$100.99 and a TCGplayer listing at US$102.95 are both under the US$120 list price, in a market where the cheapest TCGplayer display was about US$227 in the first days of pre-orders. Radiance's pre-order curve, week by week and market by market, is in the two-week pre-order price report. For where to buy, and which stores to trust, see where to buy Radiance; the live, sorted store list for your market is on the Radiance pre-order comparison.

The spread is large between markets. The same box is US$100.99 in the US and A$190.00 in Australia. Prices are never converted between currencies on RiftCompare for the stores' own rows, so compare within your own market, and use the markets pages for the others.

How to buy Radiance cheaply

• Buy the set's bulk as a lot, not card by card. At two to five cents a card, postage is the whole cost. Order Commons, Uncommons and Rares from one store.
• Spend on the handful of cards your deck plays. Only 21 cards outside the chase tiers cost over US$2. Blade of the Exile at US$14 is the one real line item.
• Do not pay opening-week prices for chase cards. Every chase card on this page is down since the first listings; see the Signature table for how far.
• Check the number before you compare. An alternate art (065a/167), an overnumbered card (174/167), a Signature (174*/167) and a promo are different cards with different prices, and the K/DA specials are numbered out of 005. A listing that does not name the number is the thing to avoid.
• A price alert is free and emails once when a card drops below the price you set. Set one on a card's page.

Frequently asked questions

How much are Riftbound Radiance cards worth? Almost all of them very little: on 12 November the median Common was US$0.02, the median Rare US$0.05 and the median Epic US$0.77. The dearest playable card is Blade of the Exile at US$14. The chase cards, the overnumbered printings and Signatures, run from about US$34 to US$900.

What is the most expensive card in Riftbound Radiance? Of the 16 Signatures, Evelynn, Agony's EmbraceUS$0.03 175* and Riven, The ExileUS$0.05 173* at US$900 each on 12 November, by cheapest listing. Of cards you can play without chasing the rare printings, Blade of the Exile 150/167 at US$14.

How much is a Radiance booster box? From US$100.99 at a US store and US$102.95 on TCGplayer on 12 November, against a US$120 list price. In the UK from £99.95, in Canada from C$149.95, in Australia from A$190, in the eurozone from €104.94 and in Singapore from S$150.

What are the K/DA cards worth? The five K/DA specials were US$9.90 to US$27.22 on 12 November. Ahri, ConfidentUS$0.15 SP1 is the dearest at US$27.22.

How do I see every Radiance card's price? The Radiance set page lists every card with live store prices, and the gallery shows them as images.