Ahri in Riftbound: All 12 Printings & Prices
By RiftCompare · · Originally published on RiftCompare
Ahri is three separate cards, not one, across twelve printings. Which is which, what the asterisk means, and a live price for every printing.
Ahri is the most valuable champion in Riftbound, and it is not close. She holds both of the top two spots in the entire market. She is also, at the other end, one of the cheapest champions you can put in a deck.
Both of those things are true at once, and the gap between them is the whole story of how Riftbound pricing works.
Three different cards, not one
The first thing that trips people up: "an Ahri card" is ambiguous, because there are three separate cards with her name on them.
| Card | Type | Domain | First printed in |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ahri, Nine-Tailed Fox | Legend | Calm | Origins |
| Ahri, Inquisitive | Unit | Mind | Origins |
| Ahri, Alluring | Champion Unit | Calm | Origins |
They do different things and go in different decks. A listing that just says "Ahri" tells you almost nothing — you need the collector number.
The full range
Across those three cards there are twelve printings, and the spread is extraordinary:
| Printing | Card | US price, 15 Aug 2026 |
|---|---|---|
| OGN 303*/298 | Nine-Tailed Fox (Signature) | US$3,420.28 |
| SFD 227*/221 | Inquisitive (Signature) | US$3,089.05 |
| SFD 227/221 | Inquisitive | US$640.00 |
| OGN 303/298 | Nine-Tailed Fox | US$374.22 |
| OGN 255/298 | Nine-Tailed Fox (promo) | US$269.00 |
| OGN 066/298 | Alluring (promo) | US$173.55 |
| VEN SP3/006 | Inquisitive | US$92.48 |
| OGN 119a/298 | Inquisitive (alt art) | US$16.90 |
| OGN 066a/298 | Alluring (alt art) | US$10.25 |
| OGN 119/298 | Inquisitive | US$8.95 |
Top to bottom that is a factor of roughly 382. Same champion, same artwork in several cases, same rules text.
Every price in this post is the lowest US price we recorded when it was written, on 15 August 2026. The gallery below reprices itself in your market, and the Ahri champion hub has every printing's price today.
The US$3,046 signature
The clearest illustration in the game sits inside this list. Ahri, Nine-Tailed Fox was printed twice at collector number 303:
| OGN 303/298 | OGN 303*/298 | |
|---|---|---|
| Artwork | Identical | Identical |
| Rules text | Identical | Identical |
| Rarity | Showcase | Showcase |
| Artist signature | — | Printed across the art |
| US price, 15 Aug 2026 | US$374.22 | US$3,420.28 |
That white scrawl is the entire difference. When this was written it was worth about US$3,046, or roughly nine times the price of the unsigned card.
This is why the asterisk in a collector number matters more than almost anything else when you are buying. If a listing photo is low-resolution and the seller has written only "Ahri Showcase", you are looking at two possible cards an order of magnitude apart in value. Ask for the number.
The same pattern repeats on Ahri, Inquisitive in Spirit Forged: SFD 227/221 is US$640.00 and SFD 227*/221 is US$3,089.05 — about 4.8 times, for the same reason.
What this means if you are buying
To play: buy the cheapest printing. Printings are interchangeable at the table. Ahri, Inquisitive at US$8.95 does exactly what the US$3,089.05 Signature does. Eleven stores stock the cheap one, so you will not struggle to find it.
To collect: decide which of the three cards you actually want, then pick a tier within it. The Legend is the flagship; Inquisitive is the one with the strongest premium market in two sets; Alluring is the accessible one, with a Showcase alternate art at US$10.25 that looks far more expensive than it is.
Whatever you do, buy by collector number. Every real difference in this article is a number, not a name.
Related reading
- Riftbound variant glossary — where the collector number and the asterisk live, and how to spot a Signature.
- The most expensive Riftbound cards — the full top of the market, live.
- League of Legends champions in Riftbound — who else has made it into the game.
Source: https://riftcompare.com/blog/every-ahri-card-in-riftbound