Riftbound Radiance Legends: All 9, Priced

A Legend is the card a Riftbound deck is built around, and Radiance brings nine of them. Each Legend comes in three printings: the base Rare in the main set, a Showcase overnumber numbered past 167, and a signed Showcase with a "" after the number (Seraphine also has a signed alternate art, 174a). They are the same card in play. This guide is the price of each, on the day the set went on sale.

The nine Legends, every printing

Prices are the cheapest in-stock US listing in our data on 23 October 2026; "stores" is how many stores across our six markets had that printing in stock.

What the prices say, and what they don't

For a deck, the base Rare is the card. Every base Legend started under $5 on release day, and each was in stock at 30 to 34 stores, so the cheapest copy is rarely at the store you'd check first. The price comparison on each card page lists them cheapest first by item price.

The overnumbers are about 28 to 680 times the base price. Riven, The Exile's base Rare was the second-dearest base Legend ($3.81), and his overnumber 173/167 was the dearest overnumber at $369.47. Ziggs had the cheapest base ($0.19) and an overnumber at $130.00. The price of the art is not the price of the card in play.

The signed copies are thinly listed. Most were in stock at fewer than ten stores on release day, so one listing can move the "cheapest" figure a long way. Signed Riven 173* had too few US listings for a figure we'd stand behind. Every Radiance signature card has who signed each and the first prices since 17 October.

What each Legend does

Summaries are ours; every card page carries the printed rules text.

Fury. Ekko, Boy Who Shattered TimeUS$0.38 uses Empower: once Empowered, he can Disempower to make your next unit this turn cost 2 less, at the price of that unit dying at end of turn. Ziggs, Hexplosives ExpertUS$0.19 pays and exhausts to play a Bomb gear token, which has Deploy and blows up for 2 when it dies. Mordekaiser, Iron RevenantUS$2.93 banishes a unit or gear from your trash to add power that only pays for units or gear.

Calm. Orianna, Lady of ClockworkUS$4.98 turns one of your gears into a unit with Might equal to its cost at the start of your Main Phase. Riven, The ExileUS$3.81 makes units you play to battlefields you control enter ready. K'Sante, Pride of NazumahUS$0.97 gives a unit Assault equal to its Shield for the turn.

Body. Evelynn, Agony's EmbraceUS$1.14 draws a card once a turn when you play a card from face down (and discards if it's not your turn). Jarvan IV, Exemplar of DemaciaUS$1.43 moves a friendly unit to a battlefield when you play a Deploy gear there.

Mind. Seraphine, Starry-Eyed SongstressUS$2.50 can be exhausted with three friendly units to make a spell cost 2 less.

Four of the nine mention gear (Ziggs, Jarvan IV, Orianna and Mordekaiser), and two of those, Ziggs and Jarvan IV, are built on Deploy. That is the set's theme, and the Deploy explainer covers how a Deploy gear lives and dies on a battlefield.

The base Legends in every market

Cheapest in-stock listing in local currency, 23 October 2026.

The flat £0.50, C$0.99 and €0.35 rows are what they look like: on release day, at least one store in each of those markets listed every base Legend at one price, so the cheapest copy there was the same whatever the Legend. The US, Australian and Singapore lows are where the Legends were actually priced apart.

The Showcase overnumbers in every market

Riven's overnumber led in all six markets, and Jarvan IV's was the cheapest in four of them (the US, the UK, Singapore and the EU); K'Sante's was cheaper in Australia and Ekko's in Canada.

Which printing to buy

The three printings are one card in a game, so the question is only what you are paying for.

• To play the Legend, buy the base Rare. On release day the nine base Legends together cost $18.33 at the cheapest US listing of each, less than any single overnumber.
• For the art, the Showcase overnumber is the one numbered past the set (168/167 to 176/167). The nine together came to $1,588.05 on release day; the cheapest, Jarvan IV at $94.00, was still about 66 times his base Rare.
• For the signature, check the asterisk on the number and the listing's photos. With most signed copies in stock at fewer than ten stores, the cheapest listing on a given day is one store's price; set an alert and compare across all six markets before you commit.

How we measured

All prices come from our public data export of 23 October 2026 (02:07 UTC), the day Radiance went on sale: the lowest in-stock listing of each exact printing per market, from the stores we track, with each store counted once per market. They are listing prices from our two imports a day, not sales. A signed printing with only a handful of listings is shown as "too few listings" rather than given a figure we can't stand behind.

Picking a Radiance Legend

• Each Legend's champion page gathers that champion's cards from every set: Ekko, Seraphine, K'Sante and the rest are linked from the champions index.
• Radiance's new keywords shape several of these Legends' decks: Deploy, Disarm and Show Off.
• Price the whole deck in the deck pricer or let Best Basket split it across stores so you pay postage as few times as possible.
• Waiting for a Showcase to come down? A price alert emails you when it reaches your number. We don't forecast prices; the Vendetta numbers show what the last set's cards did after launch.