Radiance Signature Card Prices Now: Every One Is Down

Every one of Radiance's 16 Signature cards is down since the first listings, and the median fall is 67%. On 20 October, three days before Radiance came out, 13 of the 16 had a cheapest listing of US$1,000 or more. On 12 November, none do. The dearest, Evelynn 175* and Riven 173*, are both at US$900. The cheapest, K'Sante, CourageousUS$0.09 178*, is US$221.

This page is the current price of every Radiance Signature and overnumbered card, side by side with where each started. It is the price companion to the full list of Radiance Signature cards, which explains what each card is and who signed it; the opening prices quoted on that page are from 17 October and are well out of date.

How to read these numbers

Every figure here is the cheapest in-stock listing for that exact printing across the Australian, US, UK and Singapore stores and marketplaces RiftCompare tracks, converted to US dollars, one reading per Sydney day, from the daily price history this site keeps. It is not a sold price, and it is not TCGplayer's market price: TCGplayer publishes no market price for most Radiance chase cards yet. Each Signature has only a handful of sellers, so one seller listing or pulling a card can move the cheapest price a long way in a day. Treat a single reading as a floor you could have bought at, not a valuation, and look at the direction of three readings rather than one.

Radiance Signature prices: 20 October to 12 November

Sorted by today's price. "Unsigned now" is the matching overnumbered card without the signature, on 12 November; the last column is how many times dearer the Signature is than its unsigned twin.

What the table says

The fall was front-loaded. Between 20 October and 31 October the median Signature fell by 58%. Between 31 October and 12 November it fell a further 16%. The decline is slowing, which is what a set that has found its first floor looks like, though it says nothing about where the second floor is.

The cards that opened highest fell furthest in dollars, but not always in percent. Ziggs 169* went from US$1,800 to US$675 (−62%) and Riven 173* from US$3,174 to US$900 (−72%). The biggest percentage falls were the cheap-to-start HEARTSTEEL and K'Sante cards: K'Sante, Pride of NazumahUS$0.01 172* lost 79% and Aphelios 179* 78%.

Two cards are holding. Evelynn 175* is US$900 today after US$824 on 31 October, and the Chinese-exclusive Seraphine 174a* sits at US$718 against US$664, with only a 23% fall from its first listing, the smallest of the 16. Both are cards with a story behind them: Evelynn's black signature is easy to spot and Seraphine is Radiance's headline champion, while 174a* is sold in China only and reaches English-language buyers through importers.

The signature premium is roughly seven times. Today a Signature costs between 5.9 and 11.1 times its unsigned twin, with a median of about 7. On 17 October the gaps were wilder: Ziggs 169* was listed at US$5,000 against an unsigned US$275, eighteen times as much. That a stable multiple has emerged is itself a sign that the market has begun to price the two against each other.

The unsigned overnumbered cards

The 17 overnumbered printings, 168/167 to 184/167, fell almost as hard as their signed twins: a median of 61% from 20 October.

Packed AmphitheaterUS$0.01 184/167, the K/DA Battlefield from the Couture Collection, is the highest-priced unsigned card here at US$380 and has no Signature at all. It fell from US$1,350 on 20 October. Ekko, RevolutionaryUS$1.28 177/167, the one overnumbered unit outside HEARTSTEEL, is at US$49.

What would be worth buying, and what to avoid

We do not tell anybody a price will go up or down, and nothing here is a forecast. There are, however, things the price history does show:

• Buying at the first listings was the expensive way to buy every card on this page. The opening asking prices for Radiance's chase cards were set before most buyers had seen the cards and before a single box had been opened at volume. The cheapest listing then was not a price anybody had paid; it was the price a seller hoped for.
• Signatures that are also playable are priced by two audiences. The nine Legend Signatures can be played as well as collected, which is the argument for Evelynn and Seraphine holding up. The HEARTSTEEL cards are units in the main deck and have fallen further.
• The cheapest copy is rarely the same card. Condition, language and whether a card is the English or the Chinese printing explain most of the gap between a very low listing and the rest. The Chinese Seraphine 174a* is a different painting and a separate card. Check the listing's number before you compare it with another.
• A graded copy is a different product. A slab is priced by its grade and its grader, not by the raw card's cheapest listing; graded prices tracks them separately.

If you want to be told when a specific Signature drops below a price you would pay, you can set a price alert on the card's page. It costs nothing and emails you once.

Why Radiance prices fell this far, this fast

We can measure the fall; we cannot measure its cause, because nobody publishes how many boxes were opened. What the history does show is that the earliest prices were asking prices set before most buyers had seen a pulled card, and that the cheapest listing for each card fell every week after. The sealed price moved the same way. Radiance booster boxes that were about US$227 on TCGplayer in the first days of pre-orders can now be found from US$100.99 at stores and US$102.95 on TCGplayer, below Riot's US$120 US list price. We looked at the same pattern for the whole set, and for earlier sets, in how fast a set's prices settle, where the Showcase median fell by about three quarters in three weeks. The Signatures followed the same curve with bigger numbers on it. The box prices by market are in the Radiance price guide.

What this means for Legacy

Legacy, the next set, releases on 29 January 2027, with previews from 13 December. Its pre-orders are already open and many are sold out. Nothing in the Radiance curve says Legacy will behave the same way: in our history the twenty dearest Vendetta cards held roughly their one-week-after-release price for about eight weeks before falling. What the Radiance numbers do say is that a price on a pre-order page is a seller's ask, and that three weeks after release the same card could cost a third of it. If you are deciding between a pre-order box and singles, the Legacy pre-order comparison shows every tracked store's price and stock for your market today.

Frequently asked questions

How much is a Radiance Signature card worth? From US$221 (K'Sante, Courageous 178*) to US$900 (Evelynn 175* and Riven 173*) on 12 November, by the cheapest listing we track. On 20 October the same cards had cheapest listings from US$644 to US$3,174.

Are Riftbound Radiance Signature prices going down? Yes. All 16 are below their first listings, by a median of 67%. The rate has slowed: the median fall since 31 October is 16%, and two cards, Evelynn 175* and the Chinese Seraphine 174a*, rose slightly.

Which Radiance Signature is the most expensive? Evelynn, Agony's EmbraceUS$0.03 175* and Riven, The ExileUS$0.05 173*, both US$900 on 12 November. Riven's first listing was US$3,174 and Evelynn's was US$1,945. Seraphine, Starry-Eyed Songstress 174*US$735.00, the set's headline card, is US$747.

Is the Signature price the sold price? No. It is the cheapest in-stock listing. Sold prices are not published for these cards, and the cheapest listing is often one seller.

Where can I compare Radiance prices today? Every card has its own page with prices from the stores we track, and the Radiance set page lists all of them.