Riftbound’s second set, Spiritforged, is out now, and it appears cards are a little easier to get ahold of (depending on where you live). As usual, the League of Legends’ trading card game is both a hit for competitive players and collectors alike, with plenty of valuable chase cards to hunt for as you crack packs.
Like Origins before, there are a handful of alternate cards that are worth a pretty penny, and we’ve found the most valuable cards in the set, based on listings from TCGplayer. We’ve ranked these based on market price, and there are even several that are already selling for thousands of dollars.
The 10 Most Valuable Riftbound Spiritforged Cards
The most cards with the highest price tags, just like with Origins, are the Signature foil editions. These feature the same art from the Overnumbered versions, but the difference is that they feature an etched signature of the artist. The combination of being highly sought after by collectors and depictions of fan-favorite characters are the main contributors to their price.
10. Ahri – Inquisitive (Overnumbered)
The first of a few Origins cards on this list with new Spirit Blossom art. Ahri is is a favorite among many League of Legends fans, and Riot seems to buy into the hype by giving her a new art in Spiritforged.
9. Bard – Mercurial (Signature)
A fairly useful effect for go-wide strategies is just the kicker on this card by artist Felicia Chen. The pink and blue colors work really well here.
8. Karma – Channeler (Signature)
Karma is another Origins card that saw a bit of success in some Sett – The Boss decks, and her new art here is extremely eye-catching.
7. Yasuo – Windrider (Signature)
Yasuo is another fan-favorite character that was also a pretty deck during the Origins meta game. This new art by Jennifer Wuestling is a calmer, more relaxed version of the swordsman compared to his other cards.
6. Aphelios – Exalted (Signature)
Aphelios focuses on Spiritforged’s new Equipment mechanic, offering modal abilities depending on your position in the game. It also Masaki Hsu’s stunning art is one of the best in the set.
5. Soraka – Wanderer (Signature)
Soraka – Wanderer is newcomer to Riftbound, with a useful effect when included in slower decks. The base version of this card features significantly different art compared to Loiza Chen’s Signature foil, and in my opinion is not nearly as eye catching.
4. Sett – Brawler (Signature)
Sett – The Boss was a powerful and popular deck during Origins, and Sett – Brawler was one fo the main reaasons for that. It remains to be seen if the deck will be as good with Spiritforged, but the collectbility alone is a contributor to its price tag.
3. Vayne – Hunter (Signature)
One of the final Origins cards on this list, Vayne – Hunter saw a bit of play in aggressive Fury decks like Annie and Jinx. John Kafka’s new art is great, showcasing a vastly different portrayal of the characer compared to the base Origins card.
2. Irelia – Fervent (Signature)
It helps that Irelia is one of the best decks with this new batch of cards, but this new Signature Foil is a gorgeous depiction of the character with art by Bo Chen.
1. Ahri – Inquisitive (Signature)
The art is the same as the Overnumbered version of Ahri – Inquisitive above, but the Signature Foil is significantly harder to pull, easily making it the most valuable chase card in Spiritforged.
Where to Buy Spiritforged
If you’re hoping to test your luck and pull one of the above cards, TCGPlayer has stock of all sealed product available, although at inflated prices. Booster boxes come with 24 packs, or you can buy single boosters. If you decide to pick up a Rumble or Fiora Champion deck, they both come with one booster pack, as well.
Myles Obenza is a freelance writer for IGN. Follow him on Bluesky @mylesobenza.bsky.social.
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