Riftbound Chaos decks — meta lists and what they cost
5 real tournament lists in the current metagame play the Chaos domain — tier 1, 2, 3. Each one below is card-for-card as its pilot registered it, priced live across US stores.
Chaos is the domain of disruption and unpredictability, trading stability for high-risk, high-reward plays. It is the most-played domain of the current metagame, and it shows up on both halves of the field — attached to aggressive shells that want reach and to grindier lists that want answers.
Being the most-played domain makes its staples the most contested, and contested cards are the ones whose price moves first when a list wins an event. If you are buying into Chaos, the cards shared across the lists below are the ones worth buying before the next results post rather than after.
Cheapest place to buy a Chaos deck right now
Diana, Scorn of the Moon — 22 cards, bought across 5 stores to minimise total delivered cost in the United States.
Saves US$8.44 vs buying each card from its own cheapest store (9 stores, more postage)
The CG Realm
- 2× GustUS$0.48
- 3× Hwei, Brooding PainterUS$16.05
- 3× MoonfallUS$48.42
- 3× Ravenbloom StudentUS$0.87
- 3× StupefyUS$0.84
PunkOuter Games
- 3× Ride the WindUS$1.62
- 3× Stacked DeckUS$31.26
- 3× TideturnerUS$8.01
Misty Mountain Games
- 2× Fizz, TricksterUS$23.50
- 3× Temporal BreachUS$1.50
GG Legends
- 1× EclipseUS$0.10
- 2× Morbid ReturnUS$0.26
- 3× Patched PorobotUS$0.63
- 3× Swain, VisionaryUS$1.17
- 1× Abandoned HallUS$0.10
- 1× Rockfall PathUS$0.16
- 1× Veiled TempleUS$0.09
- 1× Diana, Scorn of the MoonUS$0.12
The Nerd Merchant
- 1× Diana, LunariUS$0.25
- 2× Star-CrossedUS$0.20
- 7× Chaos RuneUS$0.70
- 5× Mind RuneUS$0.50
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Every Chaos deck, priced
Build cost is each card's cheapest in-stock US price, excludes the 12-card rune base, and may span multiple stores. A list shows “not enough listings” rather than a total when too few of its cards currently have a live price to stand behind the number.
Tempo
The most-played legend of the Vendetta metagame and still the field's benchmark. Calm/Chaos tempo that snowballs the board around Irelia, Fervent, now splashing Akali's Vendetta package for a faster, more evasive clock.
All Irelia cards & prices →
Aggro / Disruption
The highest win rate in the top tier. An Order/Chaos disruption-aggro build that chains cheap threats into Kennen's storm payoffs — the most expensive list in the meta to assemble, and the one converting best.
All Kennen cards & prices →
Spell Tempo
Chaos/Mind spell tempo, and the deck that won the first real Vendetta event. Leans on an innovative points engine rather than raw board presence, which makes it the sharpest pilot-skill test in the tier.
All Diana cards & prices →
Tempo / Reach
Chaos/Mind tempo with reach, and a 62% win rate off a small but real sample. Cheap interaction into a burst finish that closes games the board can't.
All Ezreal cards & prices →
Aggro
Chaos/Fury aggro that converts damage into value. Small sample, strong win rate, and the priciest entry point outside Kennen.
All Draven cards & prices →What every Chaos list runs
Cards shared by at least two of the 5 lists above — the pieces you buy first, because they keep their slot whichever version of the deck you settle on. Runes and side-deck cards excluded.
| Card | Lists | Copies | Cheapest |
|---|---|---|---|
| Stacked Deck | 5 of 5 | up to 3 | US$10.42 |
| Fizz, Trickster | 3 of 5 | up to 3 | US$11.59 |
| Tideturner | 3 of 5 | up to 3 | US$2.67 |
| Star-Crossed | 3 of 5 | up to 2 | US$0.10 |
| Hard Bargain | 3 of 5 | up to 1 | US$1.73 |
| Ride the Wind | 2 of 5 | up to 3 | US$0.54 |
| Stupefy | 2 of 5 | up to 3 | US$0.23 |
| Up from the Deep | 2 of 5 | up to 3 | US$0.13 |
| Gust | 2 of 5 | up to 2 | US$0.21 |
| Abandoned Hall | 2 of 5 | up to 1 | US$0.09 |
| Targon's Peak | 2 of 5 | up to 1 | US$0.24 |
| Vex, Apathetic | 2 of 5 | up to 1 | US$12.35 |
Champions leading these decks
Each hub lists every printing of every card featuring that champion, priced across stores — the cheapest way to find the alternate arts and Signature prints for a list you already play.
Buying into Chaos for less
The cheapest complete Chaos list on this page is Diana, Scorn of the Moon at US$128.07 in the United States. Because postage is charged per store, the cheapest set of individual cards is rarely the cheapest order — the best-basket tool re-solves that for any list you paste in, and every deck page carries its own optimised cart.
New, used & graded listings on eBay.
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Riftbound Chaos decks — common questions
How many Riftbound Chaos decks are in the current meta?
5 — every Chaos deck on this page is a real tournament list from the Vendetta metagame, not a house build, and they span tier 1, 2, 3. The list is re-cut against the published metagame breakdown rather than maintained by hand.
How much does a Riftbound Chaos deck cost to build?
Between US$128.07 (Diana, Scorn of the Moon) and US$1,526.44 (Kennen, Heart of the Tempest) in the United States, using each card's cheapest in-stock price across the stores we track. Build cost excludes the 12-card rune base and can span multiple stores.
What is the cheapest Riftbound Chaos deck?
Diana, Scorn of the Moon, at US$128.07 in the United States at today's prices. Prices move daily, so the ranking on this page is re-priced with every import rather than fixed.
Where is the cheapest place to buy a Riftbound Chaos deck right now?
Right now the cheapest complete cart for Diana, Scorn of the Moon is US$143.83 delivered across 5 stores, led by The CG Realm. That figure includes postage and each store's free-shipping threshold, which is why it can beat buying every card from its individually cheapest store.
Which Riftbound Chaos deck has the best win rate?
Ezreal, Prodigal Explorer, at 62% across 6 top-8 finishes in the current Vendetta field. Win rate is a tournament statistic from the published metagame breakdown, not a rating or a review.