Riftbound Unleashed Meta Snapshot — June 2026

The Unleashed metagame has settled into a clear top tier. Here's a breakdown of the six most-played and best-performing legends, based on tournament results aggregated by riftDecks.com — what each deck actually does, its key cards, and a link to the full list with a live build cost priced across every store we track.

Tier 1 — the decks to beat

Master Yi, Wuju Bladesman (Body/Calm) — the defining aggro-tempo deck. It runs Master Yi, Tempered behind a wall of cheap, resilient units (Lonely Poro, Scuttle Crab, First Mate) and closes with Zhonya's Hourglass and Trinity Force turning a single big threat into a game-ending combat trick. It wants to win the early board and never give it back.

Irelia, Blade Dancer (Calm/Chaos) — flexible tempo built around Irelia, Fervent, backed by Guardian Angel and Boots of Swiftness to keep her attacking through removal. Scuttle Crab and Tideturner give it the same resilient-unit foundation as Yi, but with a deeper trick suite that snowballs the board rather than racing it.

LeBlanc, Deceiver (Mind/Order) — midrange that goes wide and converts with value. LeBlanc, Fragmented sets up disruptive plays alongside Soaring Scout, Watchful Sentry and Black Rose Dignitary, with Baited Hook picking off whatever the board state doesn't already answer.

Tier 2 — strong and popular

Diana, Scorn of the Moon (Chaos/Mind) — spell-tempo built around Diana, Lunari. It leans on Ravenbloom Student and Tideturner for board presence, with Hwei, Brooding Painter adding a second angle of pressure once the spell package takes over.

Fiora, Grand Duelist (Body/Order) — wide, aggressive units (Pit Rookie, First Mate, Spectral Matron) that duel down blockers and race, equipped with B.F. Sword, Shepherd's Heirloom and Baited Hook to keep Fiora, Victorious swinging through anything that tries to trade with her.

Vex, Gloomist (Calm/Chaos) — evasive tempo/control. Vex, Apathetic backed by Scuttle Crab, Tideturner and Trevor Snoozebottom, with Boots of Swiftness protecting the pieces that actually close the game once the board is stabilized.

See the full lists (and build cost)

Every deck above is a real, legal tournament list on our Meta Decks page — card-by-card, split into Legend, Champion, Main Deck, Battlefields, Runes and Sideboard, with a live build cost priced across every store RiftCompare tracks (not just Australia — the build cost adapts to your own market). Click through to any deck above to see the exact 40+ cards and what assembling it would cost you today.

Decklists are sourced from riftDecks.com and refresh with the metagame — we'll post a new snapshot as the tier list shifts.