Riftbound Radiance Epic Cards: All 28, Priced

Epic is the highest rarity inside Radiance's main numbering (001/167 to 167/167). Above it sit the Showcase printings: alternate arts, overnumbers and signed Legends, which have their own guide and a signature-card breakdown. This page is just the 28 Epics, with what each one cost on release day.

Every Radiance Epic, release-day prices

The price is the cheapest in-stock US listing in our data on 23 October 2026, the day Radiance went on sale, with the number of stores (across all six markets) that had it in stock. Store comparisons on each card page list stores cheapest first by item price, with the delivered total where the store publishes its postage.

What the list shows

Gear leads the tier. Four of the five dearest Epics are not units: two gears and two spells, with Neeko the only unit in the top three. Blade of the Exile is an Equip gear, and Radiance's new gear keyword, Deploy, has its own explainer.

Fury and Calm have the most Epics, six each. Body has five, Mind four, Chaos and Order three each, and Neeko is the one Colorless Epic. Neutral cards like her can go in a deck of any domain, which is part of why she is wanted; the Colorless domain page lists every such card.

A champion's Epic and its alt art are different cards. Nine of the Epic champion units, from Ekko, Revolutionary to Seraphine, Not Alone, also have an "a" printing at Showcase rarity. On release day those cost 1.2 to 6 times as much as the Epic itself. Check the collector number before you buy.

What each Epic does

The 28 Epics, grouped by domain, with each card's cost (and Might for units) as printed. The summaries are ours; open a card for its exact rules text.

Fury (6). Hexplosive MinefieldUS$24.95 (2-cost Action spell) kills any number of your own Bomb tokens and brings back that many on one battlefield at end of turn, which is why it is priced like a build-around: it only works in a Bomb deck. Realm of DeathUS$12.56 (2) shrinks an enemy unit, grows a friendly one and has them deal damage to each other. ChronobreakUS$3.00 (2) banishes your own units and replays them where they were. Ekko, RevolutionaryUS$8.00 (5 cost, 4 Might) enters ready with Assault. Ziggs, Short-FusedUS$4.88 (5, 5) drops a Bomb gear token when played. Whirling TwirligigUS$3.66 (4-cost gear) turns gear and units into tokens.

Calm (6). Blade of the ExileUS$40.00 (3-cost gear) is an Equip card whose equip cost can be paid by exhausting a friendly unit. The BallUS$9.90 (5) is a Deploy gear with Ganking. Hunting BlindUS$2.92 (4) is a Deploy gear that can pull an enemy unit to its battlefield and gives your units there Shield 2. Resplendent RostrumUS$9.99 (8) draws and channels a rune. K'Sante, DauntlessUS$3.00 (4, 4) doubles a unit's Shield when he attacks or defends, and Ntofo StrikesUS$3.00 (2-cost Action spell) gives Shield 2 and then deals damage equal to the Shield.

Body (5). Demacian StandardUS$14.97 (2) is a Deploy gear that pumps an attacker. Seraphic WyvernUS$10.00 (7, 7) channels an extra exhausted rune whenever you channel. Jarvan IV, Martial ParagonUS$5.00 (4, 4) gives your Deploy gear Action timing. Evelynn, ConsumingUS$5.00 (5, 5) has Ambush, and Last CaressUS$8.10 (2-cost Reaction spell) lets your next unit be played to any battlefield.

Mind (4). EncoreUS$3.75 (3) is a choose-two spell. Orianna, Mechanical MarvelUS$3.51 (5, 5) discounts a gear once a turn while she is at a battlefield. Clocktower GuardianUS$2.70 (8, 8) Predicts 3 and has a Deathknell that can play your top card free. Zero Point InflectionUS$1.25 (9-cost gear) draws two for each card you play until your hand grows too big.

Chaos (3) and Order (3). Angler WyrmUS$6.00 (8, 8, Deflect) forces an opponent to move a unit to its battlefield; Riven, DeserterUS$5.50 (5, 5) grows when your other units exhaust; TranspositionistUS$4.49 (6, 4) swaps a unit for a smaller one. In Order, Mordekaiser, DominatingUS$10.00 (9, 8) can discard to kill a unit or gear, Dockside Lock-UpUS$9.99 (6) is a Deploy gear that banishes a unit, and Seraphine, Not AloneUS$4.00 (5, 1) makes Recruit tokens and grows with your exhausted units.

Colorless (1). Neeko, Blending InUS$24.90 (6, 4) is the deckbuilding card: with her in your deck you choose additional legends. Riot's 9 October errata changed "choose 3" to "choose up to 3" (the errata write-up).

The top ten in every market

The same release-day snapshot, cheapest in-stock listing per market in local currency. A market's cheapest copy can come from a single store, so compare on the card page before buying.

Two things stand out. Blade of the Exile was the dearest Epic everywhere, in every one of the six markets. And the UK and EU lows were often far below the US, most of all for Hexplosive Minefield (£5.00 and €7.98 against $24.95) and Demacian Standard (£5.00 and €4.90 against $14.97). On release day a few stores price a new set from their own stock before the market settles, and those listings are the ones a comparison finds.

How we measured

Every figure here comes from our public data export of 23 October 2026 (02:07 UTC), the day Radiance went on sale. "Cheapest" is the lowest in-stock listing for that exact printing in that market, from the stores we track; "stores in stock" counts each store once per market across all six. They are listing prices from our two imports a day, not sales, and they change through the day: the gallery above is today's.

Buying Radiance Epics

• Compare before you pay. With 33 to 43 stores carrying each Epic, the spread between the cheapest and the dearest store is wide; each card page lists them cheapest first.
• Buy what you'll play now and wait on the rest. Vendetta's cards between $1 and $20 lost a median 57% between launch week and mid-October (the numbers). That is history, not a forecast for Radiance.
• Let the price come to you. A price alert emails you when a card falls to your number.
• Whole decklist? Best Basket splits it across stores so you pay postage as few times as possible.