Riftbound cards by rarity
Riftbound cards have five rarity tiers, from most to least common: Common, Uncommon, Rare, Epic and Showcase. Rarity is printed on the card itself and is fixed — it never changes between reprints of the same card — which makes it the most reliable single signal for "how hard was this to pull" and, usually, "roughly what should this cost."
It is not the only signal, though: a Common chase card that sees heavy tournament play can trade for more than an Epic nobody plays, and Showcase — Riftbound's premium alternate-art treatment — carries its own collector premium on top of whatever the base card is worth. Rarity tells you the print odds, not the market price; the tier pages below show both.
Each tier below links to its own page with the full card list at that rarity and live prices across every store we track.
Common
345 cardsThe most frequently pulled rarity tier — the backbone of most decks.
See every Common card & its price →Uncommon
284 cardsA step up from Common — still a core deckbuilding rarity, less frequently pulled.
See every Uncommon card & its price →Rare
327 cardsA harder pull than Common/Uncommon, often carrying a stronger effect or stat line.
See every Rare card & its price →Epic
180 cardsOne of Riftbound's premium rarity tiers — the cards collectors chase.
See every Epic card & its price →Showcase
295 cardsRiftbound's premium alternate-art tier — the same card, a striking treatment.
See every Showcase card & its price →Looking for a different way to browse?
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