Riftbound Radiance Card List & Release Date: 84 Cards Revealed, Six Legends and Booster Box Price

Riftbound Radiance releases October 23, 2026. 84 cards are in Riot's gallery, six of nine Legends are out, two Showcase SPs revealed, and what a Radiance booster box and case cost today.

Radiance, the fifth set for Riftbound — the League of Legends TCG by Riot Games — releases on October 23, 2026, and preview season has filled in most of its shape. As of October 2, Riot's official card gallery holds 84 Radiance entries, including six of the nine new Legends and two of five Showcase SPs. The booster display pre-order is $240.89 on TCGplayer and €131.04 (about $148) on Cardmarket, still a 63% gap, but TCGplayer's case price already sits within 30% of Europe. This guide follows the set to street date, when it becomes the Radiance price guide; the Cardlogs Radiance set page tracks the box every night.

Edition 2, October 2, 2026. The first edition (September 25) went out with zero cards in Riot's gallery.

When does Riftbound Radiance release?

October 23, 2026, worldwide. Riot published the date in its "Products and Sets into 2027" roadmap, together with the preview and Pre-Rift windows.

Radiance lands 84 days after Vendetta (July 31) and 98 days before Legacy, set six, which Riot dates January 29, 2027 with 346 cards (93 Showcase). A Gift of the Rift bundle sits between them on December 4.

Radiance card list: which cards have been revealed?

84 gallery entries as of October 2, 2026, up from zero a week ago. Riot's gallery numbers the main set out of 167, and its reveals so far break down like this:

Riot's roadmap lists Radiance at 180 cards, 66 of them Showcase. The gallery's own numbering (167 main-set cards, overnumbered Showcases above that) is what we count by here, so the two totals are not the same measure.

The Legends. Riot plans nine. Six are in the gallery, each with its signature spell or gear:

Orianna and K'Sante are new names: the roadmap named Seraphine, Ziggs, Jarvan IV, Ekko and Evelynn. Evelynn's Legend is not in the gallery yet, though her Epic unit (RAD-090) and its Showcase are. Three Legends remain unrevealed.

The chase cards revealed so far are the Showcases. The six overnumbered units are K'Sante (RAD-178), Aphelios (179), Ezreal (180), Yone (181), Kayn (182) and Sett (183). The two Showcase SPs are Kai'Sa (SP4) and Seraphine (SP5), numbered out of five, the same tier the Vendetta pull-rate study tracks for the previous set. Familiar champions also return at lower rarities: Ahri (RAD-038, Rare), Kai'Sa (RAD-063, Rare) and Heimerdinger (RAD-132, Rare).

What Cardlogs shows today. TCGplayer opened presale pages for 11 Radiance cards, among them all six overnumbered Showcases revealed so far, the Kai'Sa Rare and the Orianna and Seraphine Legends; none has a market price yet. Those 11 are on our Radiance set page now. The other 73 gallery entries are not on the page yet. That gap is ours, not Riot's; this guide carries the full gallery in the meantime.

What Radiance products are coming, and what do they cost?

TCGplayer now lists every Radiance sealed product on presale. As of October 1, 2026:

Two of those need a caution. The Vault Bundle's $129.74 market price sits 63% above its cheapest listing; a market price above every current ask usually means a few early sales at a premium, so treat $79.57 to $129.74 as the range, not either number. For comparison, the Vendetta Vault is $46.12 and the Unleashed Vault $67.77 today. The Showdown Decks product is $98.91 against a $34.99 MSRP reported by riftbound.gg (Riot's roadmap prints no price). And Cardmarket's Pre-Rift kit has read €34.95 on every one of its nightly reads since September 13, so it is a listing, not a market.

How much is a Radiance booster box?

$240.89 on TCGplayer and €131.04 (about $148.05) on Cardmarket as of the October 1, 2026 nightly. Over the week since the first edition, TCGplayer fell 1.3% from $244.03 and Cardmarket rose 0.6% from €130.25. The gap narrowed from 1.65 to 1.63, from both sides, slowly. Euro conversions use the European Central Bank rate of October 1 (0.88511 EUR per USD).

The single box still fails our cross-venue check; the case passes it. A price counts as corroborated when a second venue sits within 30% of TCGplayer. Bought as a six-display case, a Radiance box costs $189.39 on TCGplayer's market price, 21% less than buying one display, and that per-box price is 1.28 times Cardmarket's single box and 1.25 times Cardmarket's own case rate. According to Cardlogs market data, as of October 1, 2026 the US single-box premium on Radiance is mostly a one-box premium: per box, the US case and the European box are 28% apart, not 63%. The same pattern ran on One Piece's EB05 pre-order, where the case passed the check while the box failed.

Will the Radiance box price drop before release?

Vendetta's did, on the US side. Vendetta is the only Riftbound set with a full pre-order history in Cardlogs (our sealed series start in late May 2026), so it is one example, not a rule:

According to Cardlogs price history, the Vendetta booster box fell 43.5% on TCGplayer between its first pre-order print and release day, while Cardmarket moved 9.3% over the same stretch. Radiance at 22 days out has moved 1.3% on TCGplayer in a week. If the Vendetta pattern repeats, most of the US premium still has to come off before October 23, and the case price says where it could land. One set is thin evidence; each edition says which side moved.

Is there a Radiance Box EV yet?

No. Cardlogs Box EV is the expected market value of the cards in one booster box, computed from each rarity slot's odds and the live prices of the cards in that slot. No Radiance single has a market price yet, so any EV would be a guess. It arrives after street date, once singles trade; the current numbers for the released sets are in the Riftbound booster box EV analysis.

What we do not know yet

• The Ultimate Rare, three Legends (Evelynn's among them), the Ekko Showcase Legend and three of the five Showcase SPs.
• 108 of the 167 main-set numbers.
• MSRP for the booster display, the Vault and the Pre-Rift kit (Riot's roadmap and merch store page print none).
• Pack structure and Showcase odds. Riot publishes pack structure, not pull rates; the Vendetta pull-rate study shows how the community fills that gap.
• A market price for any Radiance single. TCGplayer lists 11 on presale, all without one.

Each of these is re-checked at every edition of this guide. The next edition lands at the end of preview season (October 9), then the Pre-Rift edition on October 16.

Where this data comes from

Cardlogs aggregates prices nightly from TCGplayer, Cardmarket and eBay sold listings (via PriceCharting) across every tracked Riftbound card and every Riftbound sealed product with a marketplace listing, plus PSA and BGS population data. Release dates, card counts and product lines come from Riot's own announcements. The card list is read from Riot's official card gallery on October 2, 2026 (84 Radiance entries). Booster box and case prices are the October 1, 2026 nightly print; the Vault, Showdown Decks and pack figures are TCGplayer's market and lowest-listing prices for the same day. Euro conversions use that day's ECB rate. Vendetta's pre-order arc is read from Cardlogs' own daily price history for that box.

Track Radiance as it is revealed

The Radiance set page shows the box on both marketplaces tonight and switches to live single prices when Radiance cards start selling. For the rest of the game, the Riftbound price guide and the most expensive Riftbound cards cover what is already on the market. Cardlogs is on the web, iOS and Android; the Riftbound home has every set.