What's happening in Riftbound, and what it's doing to prices. News and guides are written by RiftCompare, our sister site, and each comes with today's prices for the cards it mentions; the market reports are measured here, from real TCGplayer prices.
News and guides by RiftCompare, our sister site for live store prices across six markets.
Every figure in these reports was computed from the TCGplayer price snapshot on the date shown, and is re-checked against the source data on every build. They describe the market — they don't predict it, and they aren't advice. For today's numbers, see the biggest movers and the market index.
Data ReportMeasuredThe Organized Play set contains 184 priced printings. Forty-six of them carry the Metal treatment, and their median price is $1,375.00 against $3.71 for everything else in the same set.
Data ReportMeasured788 of the 1,376 priced printings in the catalogue have no non-foil price at all. Foil is not a treatment applied to some cards — for most of the printings tracked here, it is the only version that exists.
Data ReportMeasured102 cards in the catalogue exist as both a base printing and an alt art at the same collector number. The median alt art costs 5.65× its base card, and the extremes reach past 60×.
Data ReportMeasuredThe Signature printings — the ones TCGplayer writes with an asterisk — number just 36 across every booster set, and together they account for $32,445.22 at market. Their median card costs $642.60.
Data ReportMeasuredAcross the five booster sets the median price rises cleanly with rarity — $0.08 for Common up to $59.38 for Showcase. Then a Common turns up at $191.96.
Data ReportMeasuredOrigins has 54 Showcase printings and Spirit Forged has 66. Unleashed and Vendetta have zero between them — the chase slot moved to overnumbered Rares instead.
Data ReportMeasuredOrigins boxes trade at $275.22 and Unleashed at $155.03. Here is how those figures sit against each set's singles — and why the comparison is not an expected value.
Data ReportMeasuredA market price needs a market. Forty-three printings priced at $50 or more currently have two active listings or fewer, and several of the site's headline figures have none at all.
Data ReportMeasuredTCGplayer publishes both a market price and a listed median. Across cards above $5, the median asking price sits 1.42× above market — and on the thinnest cards it reaches 4.88×.