Riftbound: League of Legends TCG – Radiance – Vault

Step into the spotlight with the Riftbound: League of Legends TCG – Radiance Vault, an all-in-one collection designed to expand your Radiance collection while giving you practical storage, Runes and premium tokens for your Riftbound decks.

First introduced with Riftbound: Unleashed, the Vault format returns for Set 5 with a brand-new Radiance edition. Inside the reusable card storage box you'll find six Radiance Booster Packs, a complete set of 36 Runes and foil tokens, giving both new and established players a convenient way to open Set 5 while adding useful gameplay accessories to their collection. Riot has officially confirmed these core contents for the Radiance Vault. Riftbound

Radiance is the fifth major Riftbound expansion and the capstone of the game's 2026 release schedule. Built around performance, spectacle and making the perfect play when the pressure is highest, the set introduces nine new Legends, new mechanics including Deploy, Show Off and Disarm, 66 Showcase cards and Riftbound's second Ultimate Rare. Riftbound

Product Details

• Game: Riftbound: League of Legends Trading Card Game
• Expansion: Radiance
• Set: Set 5
• Set Code: RAD
• Product Type: Vault
• Publisher: Riot Games / UVS Games
• Language: English
• Radiance Booster Packs: 6
• Cards Per Booster Pack: 14
• Booster Cards Across 6 Packs: 84
• Runes: 36
• Premium Tokens: Foil
• Storage: Reusable card storage box
• Main Set: 180 cards
• Showcase Cards: 66
• Condition: Factory Sealed
• Release Year: 2026

📅 Release Date

23 October 2026

Radiance officially releases on 23 October 2026 in English, French and Chinese, following Pre-Rift events from 16–22 October. Riftbound

As Set 5, Radiance closes out Riftbound's main 2026 expansion schedule before the game moves into its 2027 releases.

What's Inside the Radiance Vault?

The Radiance Vault includes:

• 6 × Riftbound: Radiance Booster Packs
• 36 × Runes
• Foil Tokens
• 1 × Reusable Card Storage Box

The Vault is designed to combine booster opening with useful deck-building resources and storage rather than functioning as a standard Booster Box. Riftbound

6 Radiance Booster Packs

Every Radiance Vault contains six Booster Packs from Set 5.

Each Radiance Booster Pack contains 14 cards, giving you:

6 Packs × 14 Cards = 84 cards across the included boosters.

The six packs provide opportunities to discover cards from the 180-card Radiance set, including new Legends, Units, Spells, Gear and premium collectible treatments.

Radiance Booster Pack Configuration

The official Radiance Booster Pack rarity distribution is:

• 7 Commons
• 3 Uncommons
• 1 Foil slot containing a Common, Uncommon, Rare or Epic
• 1 Rare or Epic
• 1 slot containing a Rare, Epic, Alt Art, Special Alt, Overnumber or Ultimate Rare
• 1 Token, Rune or Alt Art Rune
• 1 Informational Insert

This gives every booster several opportunities to discover higher-rarity and premium cards. Riftbound

Specific cards and premium rarities are randomly inserted. Showcase, Overnumber and Ultimate Rare cards are not guaranteed within an individual Vault.

36 Runes Included

Alongside the Booster Packs, the Radiance Vault contains a set of:

36 Runes

Runes form the resource system at the heart of Riftbound deck construction, making the included Rune set particularly useful for players building additional decks.

Instead of having to source the basic resources separately, the Vault gives you a substantial Rune collection alongside your Radiance Booster Packs.

This makes the product particularly useful for players who are moving beyond their first Riftbound deck and want to begin experimenting with additional Legends and strategies.

Foil Tokens

The Radiance Vault also includes foil tokens.

Tokens are regularly created by cards during Riftbound gameplay, representing temporary Units and other game elements generated by card effects.

Radiance itself introduces new token interactions, including Bombs, which can be left for opponents and create increasingly explosive effects as more Bombs enter play. Riftbound

The foil treatment gives the Vault's included tokens a premium appearance when used during games.

Reusable Card Storage Box

The Vault isn't simply packaging that needs to be discarded once the product is opened.

The product comes in a reusable card storage box designed to become part of your Riftbound collection.

As your collection expands across Origins, Spiritforged, Unleashed, Vendetta and Radiance, dedicated card storage becomes increasingly useful.

The Vault gives players somewhere to organise:

• Radiance cards
• Spare Runes
• Tokens
• Deck-building cards
• Duplicate cards
• Previous-set cards
• Future deck upgrades

This makes the Vault particularly practical for players whose Riftbound collection is beginning to outgrow individual deck boxes.

The Vault Returns

The Vault product format was originally introduced with Riftbound Set 3: Unleashed.

Riot designed the Vault as a reusable storage product containing booster packs and useful gameplay accessories.

For Unleashed, the original Vault included six Booster Packs, 36 Basic Runes, three double-sided full-art tokens and dividers. Riot also confirmed at the time that the Vault wouldn't be exclusive to Unleashed and would return with future sets. Riftbound

Radiance fulfils that promise with a new Set 5 edition.

Radiance – Set 5

Radiance is the fifth major Riftbound expansion.

It follows:

• Origins
• Spiritforged
• Unleashed
• Vendetta
• Radiance

Set 5 contains 180 cards and 66 Showcase cards and introduces nine new Legends to the game. Riftbound

Rather than focusing entirely on one location within Runeterra, Radiance is built around performance.

Its central theme is:

Own the Stage. The World is Watching.

The set explores what happens when champions perform at the absolute peak of their abilities with everything on the line.

Nine New Legends

Radiance introduces nine new Legends into Riftbound.

Confirmed Legends include:

• Seraphine
• Ziggs
• Jarvan IV
• Ekko
• Evelynn
• Four additional Legends

Each new Legend provides another character and strategy around which players can construct their decks. Riftbound

Seraphine

Seraphine is one of the defining champions of Radiance.

The Starry-Eyed Songstress is a natural fit for a set centred around performance, music and stepping onto the biggest stage.

Her colourful identity helps establish the visual direction of Radiance and makes her one of the expansion's headline characters.

For League of Legends players who have been waiting to build around Seraphine in Riftbound, Radiance provides that opportunity.

Ekko

Ekko shares centre stage with Seraphine on the Radiance Booster Display artwork.

The Boy Who Shattered Time brings his distinctive Zaun identity to Set 5 and provides another highly recognisable League champion for collectors and deck builders.

Radiance gives Ekko fans the opportunity to search for his new cards alongside the premium treatments available throughout the set.

Evelynn

Evelynn provides the darker side of Radiance's performance theme.

Her seductive and dangerous personality contrasts dramatically with Seraphine, a rivalry that forms the basis of the Radiance Seraphine vs. Evelynn Showdown Deck.

The combination of these contrasting champions demonstrates the different interpretations of performance explored throughout Set 5.

Ziggs

Ziggs brings a much more explosive performance to Radiance.

The chaotic Yordle connects particularly well with the expansion's new Bomb tokens.

Bombs can be left for an opponent, with increasingly dramatic results as additional Bombs are created and destroyed. Riftbound

Jarvan IV

Jarvan IV brings Demacia into the Radiance Legend lineup.

His strategy has connections with Gear and the expansion's new Deploy mechanic, creating new opportunities for players interested in controlling Battlefields through Equipment and other permanent resources.

Three New Mechanics

Radiance introduces three major new mechanics:

• Deploy
• Show Off
• Disarm

Each adds another layer of decision-making to Riftbound. Riftbound

Deploy

Deploy allows certain Gear cards to be played directly to a Battlefield.

While that Gear remains deployed, it can provide benefits at the Battlefield.

But there's a risk.

When an opponent holds that Battlefield, the deployed Gear is killed.

This makes Deploy a strategic commitment: powerful Gear can help you fight for an important Battlefield, but losing control can cost you the card.

Show Off

Show Off captures the performance theme of Radiance directly.

The mechanic allows you to reveal a qualifying card from your hand or board to unlock an additional effect from another card.

It creates an interesting balance between gaining an immediate advantage and revealing information about your available resources.

Disarm

Disarm introduces another approach to combat.

When attacking, Disarm reduces the Might of an enemy Unit.

Multiple instances of Disarm can increase that reduction, allowing players to weaken opposing Units during important battles.

Rather than simply making your own Units stronger, Disarm allows you to bring your opponent's Units down to size.

New Equipment Interactions

Radiance also expands the role of Equipment within Riftbound.

Equipment can now become Units through new card interactions, including effects associated with Orianna.

When Equipment becomes a Unit, it automatically becomes unequipped, preventing Equipment Units from simply stacking on top of one another. Riftbound

These interactions provide another direction for Gear and Equipment-focused deck building.

180-Card Main Set

Radiance contains:

180 cards

The expansion adds new:

• Legends
• Champions
• Units
• Spells
• Gear
• Battlefields
• Runes
• Tokens
• Mechanics

These cards can be combined with previous Riftbound expansions, allowing Radiance to strengthen existing strategies as well as create entirely new ones.

66 Showcase Cards

Beyond its standard 180-card set, Radiance contains:

66 Showcase cards

These premium versions provide another collecting challenge for players who want special treatments of their favourite cards and League of Legends champions. Riftbound

With 66 Showcase cards, Radiance has a substantial premium card pool for collectors to explore.

Alternate-Art Runes

Radiance also introduces musically inspired alternate-art Runes.

Because Runes are fundamental resources used throughout Riftbound decks, alternate versions allow players to customise more than just their Champions and Units.

The alternate-art Rune slot also forms part of the possible Radiance Booster Pack configuration. Riftbound

The Second Ultimate Rare

Radiance introduces Riftbound's second Ultimate Rare.

Riot has also confirmed that this Ultimate Rare is intended to be significantly harder to find than the Ultimate Rare introduced in Unleashed.

Across the complete Radiance print run, Riot states that an Ultimate Rare appears in approximately 0.025% of Booster Packs on average. There is no guaranteed Ultimate Rare within any pack, Booster Box or case. Riftbound

Naturally, an Ultimate Rare is therefore not guaranteed within the six packs included in a Radiance Vault.

More Than Just Booster Packs

The appeal of the Vault is that it combines several different Riftbound products into one package.

You're getting:

Booster Packs for expanding your collection.

Runes for building decks.

Foil Tokens for gameplay.

And a reusable storage box for keeping the collection organised.

This makes the Vault particularly suitable for players who want more than simply opening boosters.

Great for Newer Riftbound Players

The Radiance Vault can be especially useful for newer players who already have a deck but want to begin expanding their collection.

The 36 included Runes provide useful resources for constructing additional decks, while six Radiance Booster Packs introduce cards from Set 5.

The reusable storage box then gives those cards somewhere to go as the collection grows.

Useful for Established Players

Experienced Riftbound players can also use the Vault to expand their collection while gaining additional Runes, tokens and storage.

The six Radiance Booster Packs provide opportunities to discover cards for competitive and casual deck building, while the Vault itself can be used to organise cards from multiple expansions.

Designed for Players and Collectors

The Radiance Vault sits between a traditional booster product and a gameplay accessory bundle.

For players, it provides Runes, tokens and storage.

For collectors, it provides six sealed Radiance Booster Packs and opportunities to discover premium cards.

For League of Legends fans, it provides another dedicated Set 5 product featuring the visual identity of Radiance.

Highlights

• Official Riftbound: League of Legends TCG product
• Created by Riot Games
• Expansion: Radiance
• Set 5
• Set code: RAD
• English-language edition
• Release date: 23 October 2026
• Includes 6 Radiance Booster Packs
• 14 cards per Booster Pack
• 84 cards across the included boosters
• Includes 36 Runes
• Includes foil tokens
• Includes reusable card storage box
• 180-card Radiance main set
• 66 Showcase cards
• Introduces 9 new Legends
• Features Seraphine
• Features Ekko
• Features Evelynn
• Features Ziggs
• Features Jarvan IV
• Introduces Deploy
• Introduces Show Off
• Introduces Disarm
• New Equipment interactions
• New Bomb tokens
• Alternate-art Runes to discover
• Includes the possibility of premium card treatments
• New Ultimate Rare available within Radiance
• Useful for deck building
• Suitable for players and collectors
• Factory-sealed Radiance Vault

Why Buy the Riftbound: Radiance Vault?

The Radiance Vault is one of the most versatile ways to experience Riftbound Set 5.

Instead of containing only booster packs, the Vault combines six Radiance boosters with practical components that can continue being used long after the packs have been opened.

The 36 Runes help support additional deck building.

The foil tokens provide premium gameplay pieces.

The reusable storage box gives your growing Riftbound collection a dedicated home.

And the six Radiance Booster Packs provide 84 cards across the included packs, with opportunities to discover cards from the 180-card set and its extensive premium lineup.

Radiance itself also represents an important point in Riftbound's development. As Set 5 and the capstone expansion of 2026, it introduces nine new Legends alongside Deploy, Show Off and Disarm, 66 Showcase cards, alternate-art Runes and Riftbound's second Ultimate Rare.

Whether you're building around Seraphine, Ekko, Evelynn, Ziggs or Jarvan IV, upgrading an existing deck, chasing premium Radiance cards or simply need additional Runes and storage for your growing collection, the Radiance Vault combines the collectible and practical sides of Riftbound into one factory-sealed product.

Perfect For

• Riftbound players
• League of Legends fans
• Radiance collectors
• New Riftbound players
• Established Riftbound players
• Deck builders
• Seraphine collectors
• Ekko collectors
• Evelynn collectors
• Ziggs collectors
• Jarvan IV collectors
• Showcase card collectors
• Alternate-art collectors
• Ultimate Rare collectors
• Players needing additional Runes
• Players needing card storage
• Sealed Riftbound collectors