Every Riftbound Radiance Card Revealed So Far
Updated: 18 hours ago
Riftbound: Radiance releases on October 23, 2026, with 180 cards, 66 Showcase cards, nine new Legends and a new Ultimate Rare.
Official preview season begins September 25, but several Radiance cards have already been shown through earlier Riot reveals and broadcasts. We’re tracking them here and will keep updating this checklist as new cards are revealed.
Only officially revealed or publicly previewed cards are included. Unconfirmed leaks are left out.
Every Riftbound Radiance Card Revealed So Far
Here are the Radiance cards that have been publicly revealed or previewed so far.
That list should grow quickly once Radiance preview season begins in earnest.
Riot says its official Card Gallery will update every day at 5 p.m. PT with the previous day’s reveals, making this a page we can continue updating throughout preview season.
Seraphine, Not Alone
Seraphine, Not Alone is already in some collectors’ hands thanks to the Riftbound x T1 2025 Worlds Champion Collection, even though it belongs to Radiance and won’t become legal until the set releases.
The Radiance version is RAD #138/167, an Epic Order Champion Unit that costs five energy and has one Might. When Seraphine is played or becomes exhausted, she creates a 1-Might Recruit token at your base and can gain more Might from your other exhausted units.
That also makes Seraphine one of our first clear looks at Recruit, while confirming she’ll have a bigger role in Radiance as one of the set’s nine new Legends.
Evelynn, In Control
Evelynn, In Control was one of the first Radiance cards shown alongside Seraphine and Ekko.
Riot revealed the card’s name and artwork but not its full stats or rules text, so we’re leaving those details blank until the official preview.
Evelynn also headlines Radiance’s Seraphine vs. Evelynn Showdown Deck, giving her a much bigger role in the set than a single card reveal.
Ekko, Ingenious
Ekko, Ingenious was revealed alongside Evelynn and Seraphine during Riot’s earlier look at Radiance.
Riot initially showed the card’s name and artwork without its full stats or rules text. Complete-looking images have circulated since, but those details still haven’t been formally confirmed.
For now, we’re keeping only the confirmed information in the checklist and waiting for the official preview before filling in the rest.
Ekko, Boy Who Shattered Time
Ekko, Boy Who Shattered Time is one of Radiance’s new Legend cards and an early sign that Empower is carrying forward from Vendetta.
His ability lets you disempower Ekko to reduce the cost of your next unit, but that unit is killed at the end of the turn.
Radiance currently has two known Ekko cards: Ekko, Boy Who Shattered Time as his Legend and Ekko, Ingenious as his Champion Unit.
Neeko, Blending In
Neeko, Blending In may be the most interesting Radiance card revealed so far.
She’s RAD #167/167, a Neutral Champion Unit that costs six energy and has four Might. Her deckbuilding ability lets you choose three additional different Legends alongside your starting Legend.
When Neeko is played, one of those Legends can temporarily join your Legend Zone while she remains in play, giving decks access to options they normally wouldn’t have midgame.
When Are New Riftbound Radiance Cards Being Revealed?
Radiance preview season begins September 25 at the Los Angeles Regional Qualifier, with more reveals scheduled through October 9.
Riot says its Card Gallery will update daily at 5 p.m. PT with the previous day’s reveals, giving us a reliable way to keep this checklist current.
September 25: Main previews begin
Through October 9: Main preview window
October 16–22: Radiance Pre-Rift
October 23: Radiance releases
What Is the Riftbound Radiance Ultimate Rare?
Radiance will introduce a new Ultimate Rare, but Riot hasn’t revealed the card yet.
That makes it one of the biggest collector reveals still coming during preview season.
Once it’s officially shown, we’ll add it to this checklist and likely give it its own collector guide.
Radiance Preview Season Is Just Getting Started
The Radiance checklist is still small, but that should change quickly with preview season underway.
Riot still has nine new Legends and 66 Showcase cards to reveal, and we’ll keep adding confirmed cards here with collector numbers, rarities and special versions as they appear.
If you want one place to follow Riftbound: Radiance without digging through leaks and rumors, bookmark this page and check back as the set fills out.
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