Riftbound Vendetta Chase Cards So Far: What Collectors Should Hunt

Vendetta spoiler season is running right now (reveals through mid-July), and the picture of the set's chase cards — the premium pulls that drive box prices — is coming into focus. Here's everything confirmed so far, updated as reveals land — and the live gallery at the bottom of this post shows every chase-tier card as it's revealed: tap any card to open its page.

The chase structure

Vendetta is a 166-card set with nine champion Legends, and its premium tiers stack up like this:

• 50+ Showcase cards — the alternate-art tier, the broadest chase pool in the set.
• Signed Overnumbered Legends — each of the set's champion Legends gets a signed Overnumbered variant, the top-end pull. (New to Overnumbers? Read our full explainer.)
• Rival Overnumbers with connecting artwork — Vendetta's signature twist: Overnumbered cards whose art connects across multiple cards, built around the set's rivalry pairs. Completed pairs are the display pieces of the set — and paired chase cards historically concentrate demand, because everyone who pulls one half wants the other.

The rivalries (confirmed)

The set is built on rival pairings from League lore, confirmed so far:

• Zed vs Shen — also the set's first Showdown Deck, the new two-player intro product.
• Nasus vs Renekton — the sibling rivalry.
• Vi vs Jinx — the sisters, both fan favourites with proven chase demand in earlier sets.
• Jayce vs Viktor — Piltover against the Arcane; Jayce, Brilliant Inventor is among the first rival Legends officially revealed.

Who's teased for the Overnumbered treatment

Riot has teased the Overnumbered series via card backs, pointing at Swain, Irelia, Ambessa, Mel, Kennen, Jayce, Akali, Nasus, Vi and Jinx getting the treatment. Treat that as teased-not-final until each card is officially shown — we'll update this post as reveals confirm them.

Which chases will be most contested

No prices exist yet (presales aside), so the honest guide is demand structure, not numbers:

1. Marquee-champion Overnumbers — Jinx, Vi and Akali have the broadest collector bases from League and Arcane; their signed Overnumbers are the likeliest top of the set.
2. Completed Rival pairs — connecting art means the market prices the pair, and the scarcer half sets the cost of completion.
3. Showdown-deck rivals (Zed/Shen) — the faces of the set's headline product tend to see outsized early demand.

How to buy them without the hype tax

• Presales: listings are already up on eBay. Presales can lock a price before launch spikes — but only buy from high-rating sellers and treat quoted prices as speculative until product ships.
• Day one: chase singles spike hardest in week one. The moment Vendetta releases, every card's price lands on the Vendetta set page compared across every store — check it before paying the first number you see.
• Watch the movers: the price movers page shows which chases are climbing or cooling in real time once data starts flowing.

Track the countdown on the live release countdown, see the full Vendetta card list tracker, and read everything you need to know for the rest of the set.