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The interactive guide to the League of Legends TCG. Step through how a game flows, explore the domains with real cards, see exactly what goes in a deck — then test yourself. Completely free: no signup, no paywall, no catch.
Five steps from sitting down to winning — tap through.
Your Legend defines your deck: its domains, its Champion, its game plan. You and your opponent each bring a full deck built around one.
Every card belongs to a domain — the game's colour system. Tap one to meet it.
Aggression and fire. Fury decks hit fast and hit hard, looking to end the game before slower plans come online.
Every part of a tournament list, to scale — tap each segment.
Your Units, Spells and Gear — where most of your strategy lives. This is the pile you draw from all game.
Want the full breakdown with costs? Read How a Riftbound deck is built → or price any list in the deck builder →
The high-level idea of each — the official tutorial covers the exact rules.
Five real Legends from the database — can you place them?
Riot's official quick-start teaches the game in about 15 minutes — the best first stop.
Official guide ↗Our beginner guide covers exactly what's worth your first dollars — and the traps.
Beginner buying guide →What goes in a Riftbound deck and why — Legends, domains, the whole structure.
Deck anatomy →Competitive-enough budget decks so you can play before you invest.
Budget decks →The words that decide what a card costs — worth knowing before you buy your first single.
See the difference in practice: what makes a card valuable →
No — the official tutorial teaches the rules in about 15 minutes, and this page gives you the shape of the game first: Legends, domains, runes, battlefields. Most new players are playing real games on day one.
A tournament list is built from a Legend and its Champion, a main deck of about 40 Units, Spells and Gear, 12 Runes matching your domains, 3 Battlefields, and a sideboard of up to 8 cards for swapping between games.
Six domains — Fury, Calm, Mind, Body, Chaos and Order — plus Colorless cards that fit any deck. Each domain has its own playstyle, and most competitive decks commit to one or two.
Start with a ready-to-play product like a Proving Grounds kit, then upgrade it card-by-card with singles — far cheaper than opening boosters hoping to pull what you need. RiftCompare shows the cheapest store for every card.
Print a test deck with the free proxy tool, learn the card pool with the daily Riftle game, and browse real tournament decklists — all free on RiftCompare.
The fun way to learn the card pool: guess the mystery card with hints on set, domain, type, rarity, cost and might. A new daily card — or play Unlimited. Free forever.
Riftbound is a trademark of Riot Games. RiftCompare is an independent community site — this page will always be free.
