Riftbound Radiance Spoilers: Live Card Tracker

Every Riftbound Radiance card officially revealed so far, in one live gallery — with a dated reveal log, the Preview Season dates and what is unconfirmed.

This is the live Riftbound: Radiance spoiler tracker. The gallery below is drawn from our card database and updates as each official reveal is imported, so it is current the morning after a reveal without anyone editing this page. Under it is a dated log of everything that has actually been revealed, the Preview Season schedule, and a clear line between what Riot has shown and what has merely circulated.

Where things stand today, 8 October 2026: Preview Season is fourteen days old. Seven Legends are now in print: Seraphine's, Ekko's, Ziggs', Orianna's and Jarvan IV's, and, in the last few days, Evelynn's and Mordekaiser's, alongside K'Sante's, which surfaced as the season opened. Riot's own card gallery now lists 177 Radiance printings, and every one of them is in the gallery below, with the five signed Legends, which Riot's gallery does not list, read off preview partners' and riftbound.gg's card images. The three leaked mechanics, Deploy, Show Off and Disarm, are printed on finished cards, so they are no longer leaks. Every card we can read in full, from its collector number to its rarity gem, is in the gallery below; the newest wave, and what each card does, is broken down in Radiance Preview Season, week one.

How this page keeps up: Riot's official card gallery is checked twice a day, at about 02:30 and 18:30 UTC, and the preview partners' reveals as they land. Each new card is added once its finished card image can be read in full: collector number, rarity gem, domain and text. Updated 30 September: this used to say new cards land here automatically. The automatic import is paused while Riot's gallery files some Radiance cards under the wrong domain or type, so each card is now checked by hand before it goes in.

The Preview Season schedule

Riot has published the whole run-up, not just the street date. These are the dates that decide when this page changes:

The countdown to each of those lives on Riftbound release dates, which also offers an add-to-calendar file.

Reveal log: what has actually been shown

Newest first. Every entry here is something Riot published, printed or displayed — not a screenshot with no provenance. The leaks have their own section further down.

8 October — Riot's gallery reaches 177 printings, with a second Riven and a Gravity Field of Riot's own. On 7 October Riot's card gallery listed 164 Radiance printings; today it lists 177. Twelve were new to us and are in the database with Riot's own card image:

• Riven, Deserter (114, Epic, and a Showcase alternate art, 114a): a Chaos Champion Unit, 5 energy, 5 Might. Whenever another friendly unit becomes exhausted she gets +1 Might this turn, and you can exhaust a friendly unit to ready a unit, once each turn. That is the set's second Riven card; no Riven Legend has been shown.
• Four more units: War Scout (Fury, Common), Firebrand Raider (Fury, Rare, 6 energy, 6 Might, enters ready and readies every enemy unit when you play it), Heartening Soul (Calm, Rare) and Sneaky Zeebles (Body, Common).
• Four spells: Life from Stone (Calm), Parallel Convergence (Mind), An Offer You Can't Refuse (Chaos, Uncommon) and One-Two Punch (Order).
• Two gear: Titanic Shrine (Body, Rare) and Mechanical Bandit (Chaos, Rare).

Riot's gallery files Mechanical Bandit under Fury and gives One-Two Punch no domain; the printed cards are Chaos and Order, and our rows say so. Gravity Field (062), which came from riftbound.gg on 7 October, now uses Riot's own image. The five signed Legends (168\*, 169\*, 170\*, 171\*, 174\*) are still not in Riot's gallery and stay hosted.

7 October — Riot's gallery reaches 164 printings, with Riven's first card, the fifth K/DA special and two held back battlefields. On 5 October Riot's card gallery listed 130 Radiance printings; today it lists 164. Twenty-six were new to us and are in the database with Riot's own card image and text. Eight cards we had from riftbound.gg now use Riot's image, and one more, Gravity Field, comes from riftbound.gg because Riot's gallery does not list it yet:

• Riven. Riven, Broken Blade (Calm Champion Unit, Rare, 4 energy, 4 Might, 043/167), with a Showcase alternate art, 043a. Each time she becomes exhausted you choose a mode you have not chosen this turn: buff her, spend the buff to stun an enemy unit, or spend it to ready her. Her signature gear, Blade of the Exile, was already in. No Riven Legend has been shown.
• The K/DA specials are five. Ahri, Confident (SP1/005, Calm, Showcase) joins Akali, Evelynn, Kai'Sa and Seraphine at SP2 to SP5.
• Two more signature cards. Last Caress, Evelynn's signature spell, was shown only as a Simplified Chinese printing on 2 October and is in now from Riot's own image. The Ball is Orianna's signature gear: a Deploy gear with Ganking that either draws 1 or deals 2 to enemy units where it is.
• Ekko, Revolutionary (021, Epic, and a Showcase 021a): he enters ready with Assault, and for a discard and a rune he banishes himself and plays himself to your base, ignoring his cost.
• The two battlefields held back on 5 October are in, from Riot's own images: Black Rose Sanctum (159, Uncommon) and Packed Amphitheater (184), which is Radiance's Ultimate Rare (below).
• Fury and Order base runes, R01 and R06, complete the six.
• Fifteen more cards. Units: Demacian Illuminators, Drakehound Packmaster, Industrious Mechsmith, Meticulous Restorationist, Mysterious Chronomancer, Raving Witness, Skystrike Squadron, Staunch Survivor, Suave Negotiator and The Empyrean. Spells: Ki Burst, Rally for War, Scorched Earth and The Waters' Wage. Gear: Ephemeral Ward.
• Gravity Field (062, Mind gear, Rare): a Deploy gear that makes opponents pay 1 power to move units to its battlefield, and draws a card when it dies.

Packed Amphitheater is the Ultimate Rare. riftbound.gg reported on 3 October that Riot showed it as the set's Ultimate Rare, the second in Riftbound after Unleashed's Baron Nashor, at the Radiance Creator Summit. Riot's card gallery lists it as Showcase, as it does Baron's 238/219, so our page shows it as Ultimate by number. riftbound.gg puts an Ultimate Rare at about 0.025% of Radiance packs, against 0.1% for Baron; that is a second hand figure. Champion units at its battlefield get +1 Might. For what the chase run looks like so far and what Vendetta's chase prices did after launch, see Radiance chase cards: what Vendetta's prices say to expect.

Not in the database yet: the Bomb and Mech tokens, because the catalogue carries no tokens, and the Summoner Skirmish promos riftbound.gg lists for November and December, which have not been printed yet.

5 October — Riot's gallery jumps from 84 to 130 printings, and Evelynn's and Mordekaiser's Legends are in. Riot's card gallery listed 84 Radiance printings on 30 September and lists 130 today. Twenty-four of the new printings were new to us and are in the database with Riot's own card image and rules text. Another 22 we already had from preview partners; those pages now show Riot's image too. Eight more come from riftbound.gg's card images, because Riot's gallery does not list them yet:

• Two more Legends. Evelynn, Agony's Embrace (Body/Chaos, Rare, 153/167): once each turn, when you play a card from face down, draw 1, then, if it's not your turn, discard 1. Her Showcase printing is 175/167. Mordekaiser, Iron Revenant (Fury/Order, Rare, 143/167): a Reaction that banishes a unit or gear from your trash and exhausts to add 1 power, spendable only on units or gear. His Showcase printing is 170/167.
• Ekko's over-numbered Legend, settled. On 2 October two sites showed different art for 168/167. Riot's own image is the Blaine Burgos art, so 168/167 is in, with the signed 168\*/167 beside it, and Mordekaiser has a signed 170\*/167 the same way. The two signed cards come from riftbound.gg.
• Evelynn's other units, and Lulu. Evelynn, In Control (Chaos Champion Unit, Rare, 4 energy, 4 Might, 109/167), with a Showcase 109a, next to the K/DA special we already had. She has Disarm, and scores 1 point when she holds where you control a facedown card. Lulu, Whimsical (Chaos Champion Unit, Rare, 3 energy, 3 Might): when she moves, you may make another unit's base Might 4 this turn. She is the first Lulu card in the catalogue. Akali's Showcase SP2/005 also arrives, a second art for Akali, Brash.
• Twelve more from Riot's gallery. Units: Lingering Animus, Shimmering Swimmer, Entrenched Boar, Storm Raptor, Riptide Mage, Overloaded Traveler, Siren of the Shallows, Herald of the Emperor, Steadfast Outrider and Trifarian Captain. Spell: Siren's Song. Battlefield: Firelights' Hideout, where the next unit you play this turn gets Accelerate when you conquer.
• Runes. Riot's gallery adds the Body rune (R04), the Chaos rune (R05) and a Chaos Showcase (R05A). The Fury (R01A) and Order (R06A) Showcase runes come from riftbound.gg.
• Four more from riftbound.gg. Detonation Amplifier (Fury gear, Rare, 4 energy): a Deploy gear that lets you kill another friendly unit or gear to draw 1 and makes Deathknell effects here trigger an extra time. Iridescent Avian (Calm Unit, Common, 3/3) buffs a unit, or gives +2 Might this turn if it already has the buff. Battlefield Armorer (Order Unit, Rare, 3/3) lets you pay 1 to return a friendly gear that dies at a battlefield to your hand. And Mordekaiser's signature spell, Realm of Death (Epic, 2 energy): −2 Might on an enemy unit, +2 on a friendly one, and they deal damage equal to their Mights to each other.

Not in the database yet: Black Rose Sanctum (159/167), whose only image carries a leaker's watermark, and Packed Amphitheater (184), shown only in a low-resolution capture. Both go in from a clean image. Last Caress (154/167) has only been shown as a Simplified Chinese printing, and the Bomb and Mech tokens are not catalogued.

1 – 2 October — sixteen more, Jarvan IV's second card among them, and a correction. Riot's card gallery has not added a Radiance card since 30 September, so these come from the preview partners' own reveals, each read off a finished English card image:

• Jarvan IV, Martial Paragon (Body Champion Unit, 4 energy, 4 Might, Epic, 091/167), GamesRadar's reveal, with a beach-skin alternate art at 091a. Your gear with Deploy gain Action, and when he conquers where you have a Deploy gear, you channel a rune.
• Seraphine's signature spell, Encore (Epic): choose two of four modes, among them two Recruit tokens and 2 damage to a unit. And High Note, VICE's reveal: a Reaction that gives a unit −Might equal to the number of exhausted units you control.
• Graves, Blasting Through (Body, Rare): when he attacks or defends, he deals his Might to every enemy unit there, and he deals no combat damage.
• Two battlefields. Black Market lets each player pay two power to draw 1, once on their turn, and Hunters' Circle makes the first unit or gear each player plays there on their turn cost 1 less.
• Nine more. Coalesced Energy, Watchful Curator, Fanfare, Piltovan Guidebot, the Equipment Nazuman Ntofo, the Deploy gear Portable Portal, Bedeviling Stranger, Hunting Dog, and a K/DA special printing of Evelynn, In Control (SP3/005).
• A correction. On 30 September we said Riot's gallery showed only the signed printings at 169, 171 and 174, and took the unsigned Seraphine 174 out of the database. Riot's own images for those numbers are the unsigned cards, so all six are in now, each with its own art: 169 and 169\*, 171 and 171\*, 174 and 174\*.

Not in the database yet: Ekko's over-numbered Legend, because two sites show different art for the same number, 168/167; Last Caress, Siren's Song and Trifarian Captain, shown so far only as Simplified Chinese printings; and Evelynn's Legend, Agony's Embrace, still Chinese only. Update, 5 October: Ekko's Legend, Siren's Song, Trifarian Captain and Evelynn's Legend are now in, from Riot's own gallery.

30 September, later — eight more from preview partners, Akali among them. Riot's preview partners published their own exclusive reveals through the day. Each card image can be read in full, so all eight are in our database, ahead of Riot's own gallery, which still lists 84:

• Akali, Brash (Fury Champion Unit, 5 energy, 5 Might, Rare, 015/167). The first time she moves each turn, you add 1 energy and 1 power of any domain. The second time, you banish the top card of your Main Deck and may play it until your next Ending Phase.
• Bandle Scouts' Academy (Battlefield, 157/167), PCGamesN's reveal: when you hide a card here, you get a Gold gear token, which you can kill for 1 power of any domain. Ramp for Hidden decks.
• Five spells. Avalanche (Body, Uncommon), GameTyrant's reveal, deals 3 to every unit in bases. Brawl (Fury, Common) gives a unit Assault equal to its Might. Cataclysm (Body, Rare) stops opponents playing spells for the turn and moves a friendly unit to an occupied enemy battlefield. Consult the Heavens (Calm) and For Demacia! (Order) are Shield 2 reactions, both Common.
• A Body Rune alternate art (R04A), the third rune art shown after Calm's and Mind's.

Not in the database yet: Evelynn's Legend, Agony's Embrace (RAD 153/167), has only been shown as the Simplified Chinese printing, and we don't catalogue our own translation of a card's text. It goes in from an English card image. Update, 5 October: it is in now, as 153/167.

30 September — another wave, and Riot's gallery fills in. Riot posted another round of reveals on X, and on the same day its official card gallery went from seven Radiance cards to 84. The eleven cards in Riot's post are now in our database, each read off Riot's own card image, plus Jarvan IV's Legend:

• Jarvan IV's first cards. His Legend, Exemplar of Demacia (Body/Order, 155/167), lets you move a friendly unit to a battlefield when you play a Deploy gear there. His signature gear, Demacian Standard (Epic), is exactly that: a Deploy gear that gives an attacking unit +2 Might.
• Ekko's signature spell. Chronobreak (Fury/Mind, Epic): pay any amount of Power, banish that many of your units, and play each one straight back, ignoring its cost.
• Seven more cards. Two more Deploy gear, The Good Stuff and Concert Poster. Four spells, Lost to the Sands, Hunker Down, Satchel Charge (another Bomb maker) and Improvised Projectile. And one unit, Stalwart Goatherd.
• Two SP printings. New art for Kai'Sa, Rebel (RAD · SP4/005) and Seraphine, Not Alone (RAD · SP5/005), both with the gold Showcase gem.
• Two corrections. Ntofo Strikes is 148/167 and an Epic. We had 146/167, read under a video caption, and its rarity was a guess. K'Sante's Legend also has an in-set printing, Pride of Nazumah 147/167, besides the 172/167 over-number.
• All of Riot's gallery. Every one of the 84 Radiance printings in Riot's card gallery is now in our database, with Riot's own card image and rules text. That includes Ahri, Confident, Mordekaiser, Dominating, Ziggs, Short-Fused, Orianna, Mechanical Marvel, Riven's signature gear Blade of the Exile, four more battlefields, seven alternate arts and Radiance's first runes. One more correction, itself corrected on 2 October: Seraphine's 174 is a pair, the unsigned 174/167 that Riot's gallery shows and the Signature 174\*/167. On 30 September this entry said only the Signature existed and sent the unsigned card's page to it; both pages are back.

25 – 29 September — the first Preview Season wave: three Legends, and the leaked mechanics in print. StarCityGames gathered the finished card images shown in Preview Season's first days, and 23 more Radiance cards in them can be read in full: collector number, rarity gem, domain and text. All 23 are now in our database and in the gallery above.

• Three Legends. Ekko, Boy Who Shattered Time (Fury/Mind, 139/167) is printed exactly as Riot's first-look article described it. Ziggs, Hexplosives Expert (Fury/Chaos, 141/167) makes Bomb gear tokens, with his signature spell Hexplosive Minefield. Orianna, Lady of Clockwork (Calm/Mind, 145/167) turns a friendly gear into a unit. Ziggs and Orianna also have Signature printings, 169\*/167 and 171\*/167.
• Deploy, Show Off and Disarm are real. Deploy is on Pillaged Armory and Dockside Lock-Up, Show Off (two words in print) on Primordial Roar and Rousing Display, and Disarm on Kai'Sa, Rebel and Disposal Expert. The reminder text matches the leaked wording.
• Champion Units. K'Sante, Dauntless (Calm) and a base printing of K'Sante, Courageous (Body, 086/167), Ekko, Ingenious, Kai'Sa, Rebel, Evelynn, Consuming (with a 090a/167 alternate art), Heimerdinger, Academy Instructor and Seraphine, Not Alone, which is 138/167 and Epic in the set itself.
• Seraphine's Signature. Her Legend's chase card in these images is **174\*/167**, with Anna Nikonova's signature across the art. It is the signed twin of the unsigned 174/167 in Riot's card gallery. Corrected 2 October: on 30 September this entry said there was no separate unsigned card; Riot's own image shows there is.

Three more cards in the same round-up were left out of the database at first, because in those images the collector number or rarity gem of Ahri, Confident, Invigorating Bloom and Supernova couldn't be read. Updated 30 September: all three are in now, from Riot's own card images. Card-by-card breakdown: Radiance Preview Season, week one.

26 September — all six HEARTSTEEL cards, officially. Riot's graphic shows the whole band as overnumbered Champion Units, RAD · 178/167 to 183/167, all art by Luscinia Studio. Five are reprints in new art of cards legal since Origins and Spiritforged — Aphelios, Exalted, Ezreal, Dashing, Yone, Blademaster, Kayn, Unleashed and Sett, Kingpin — and the sixth, K'Sante, Courageous (Body, 5 energy, 4 Might, Accelerate and Shield 2), is new: his first Champion Unit. All six are in the database. The card-by-card breakdown, including the one reprint whose wording changed, is in the HEARTSTEEL overnumbered write-up.

25 September — K'Sante's first Riftbound cards. As Preview Season opened, K'Sante — the one HEARTSTEEL member with no Riftbound card at all — got two: his Legend Pride of Nazumah (Calm/Body, RAD · 172/167 over-numbered) and his signature spell Ntofo Strikes (RAD · 148/167; first logged here as 146/167, corrected 30 September from Riot's card image), both built on turning Shield into offense. It is his entire debut in the game — the reveal our HEARTSTEEL post said Radiance would have to carry. Logged here as a sighting from reveal footage, not yet an official Legend confirmation; both cards are in the database. Full breakdown: the K'Sante spoiler write-up.

24 September — Seraphine's Legend, officially revealed. Riot posted Starry-Eyed Songstress and its over-numbered printing on the Riftbound Instagram, confirming the photographed card below. It is Mind and Order. Both printings are now on the site: 151/167 and the Signature, 174\*/167.

22 September — Seraphine's Legend, photographed in print. Starry-Eyed Songstress — Seraphine's Legend card, not her unit — surfaced as a physical card numbered RAD · 151/167, with an over-numbered chase printing (174\*/167, a Signature) shown in a card-artist feature. Its ability: as an additional cost to play a spell, exhaust Seraphine and three friendly units to reduce that spell's cost by 2. It is the first Seraphine Legend seen in print, and the printed wording matches the anonymous September text this page declined to quote — so the two now corroborate each other. It is logged here as a photographed card, the same bar Neeko cleared, not as an official reveal. Full breakdown: the Seraphine spoiler write-up.

22 September — a redacted contents list. Riot began un-blurring Radiance with a set-contents graphic that leaves six entries legible and around ten redacted. The readable ones: HEARTSTEEL, Ekko, Seraphine, Neeko, a Colorless Champion Unit and a new set mechanic. It places HEARTSTEEL in Radiance for the first time and confirms the set has a mechanic of its own without naming it. Our read on what it settles — and what it does not — is in the Colorless Champion Unit write-up.

19 September — the first Radiance card photographed in print. A photo of a physical Neeko, Blending In surfaced: a 6-energy, 4-Might Neutral Champion Unit, art by Luscinia Studio, and — the detail that matters most — numbered RAD · 167/167 · EN. Its text lets a deck that runs Neeko choose three extra Legends alongside its starting one, and playing her adds one of them to the Legend Zone while she is on the board. That is a deckbuilding change, not a stat line, and it is pulled apart properly in the Neeko spoiler breakdown. The card is already in our database, so it is the first tile in the gallery above.

18 September — the HEARTSTEEL Kayn is a reprint, not a new card. HEARTSTEEL's comeback video carried Riftbound card images, and the Kayn card in it was widely read as a Radiance reveal. It is Kayn, Unleashed from Origins in new art — a printing, not a new card. The full check against the database is in our HEARTSTEEL cards post. It is logged here precisely because it is the kind of thing this page exists to sort out. Corrected 26 September: this entry's first heading said "not a Radiance card". It turned out to be both — a reprint, printed in Radiance as RAD · 182/167 (see the 26 September entry above).

Early September — a sixth Legend: Orianna. Riot's original Set 5 announcement named five champions. Orianna was confirmed separately at a PAX West livestream, which takes the confirmed count to six of nine. The remaining three are unannounced.

August — Ekko's Legend, in Riot's own words. Ekko, Boy Who Shattered Time was teased at Gen Con and then detailed in Riot's first-look article: a Fury/Mind Legend built on Empower. As previewed, you may disempower Ekko to make your next unit cost 2 energy and 1 power less, and that unit is killed at the end of the turn. It is the one Legend whose ability is public, and the clearest sign that Radiance extends Vendetta's Empower rather than retiring it.

4 August — the set itself. Riot's product rundown announced Radiance as Set 5: a 23 October release, nine new champion Legends, a new Ultimate Rare chase tier, "180 cards (66 Showcase)", the tagline "Own the Stage. The World is Watching.", and four product lines. The set code, RAD, was published later in the same rundown. Every confirmed product, its contents and its US list price are laid out in Radiance: what's confirmed.

Already in circulation — Seraphine, Not Alone. The odd one out: a Radiance card that physically exists months before its set. Seraphine was one of the five cards in the Riftbound x T1 2025 Worlds Champion Collection, so anyone who won a T1 box is holding a Radiance card that is not legal for sanctioned play until 23 October. Updated 29 September: its in-set printing is RAD 138/167, Epic (see the 25–29 September entry above).

The nine Legends

Radiance brings nine new champion Legends, pinned down from two directions: Riot's announcement, and the Pre-Rift kit's mini-decks, which come in nine champion variations.

All six named champions are League of Legends champions without an existing Riftbound Legend, so each is a debut rather than a reprint. Riot has not said whether that holds for the last three. When a Legend is revealed and imported it appears in the gallery above and on the Radiance set page, where each confirmed champion already has an anchor that resolves to their cards the moment they exist.

Spoilers versus leaks: how this page treats each

The distinction is the whole reason this page is separate from our leak coverage.

A spoiler is a card Riot has revealed, printed or put on a demo table in public. It goes in the log above and, once imported, in the gallery. A leak is anything else — and Radiance has had two kinds. The first is the fan photograph of Riot's own PAX West demo reference material, showing three mechanics, Deploy, Showoff and Disarm. That has real provenance, so we covered it, hedged throughout, in the Radiance mechanics leak and in three per-mechanic pieces: Deploy, Showoff and Disarm. Update, 29 September: all three are now printed on finished Radiance cards (the 25–29 September entry above), so they have moved from leak to fact.

The second kind is purported card text from anonymous social-media accounts — Legends for Seraphine and Evelynn, a Neeko card, a Kai'Sa card. We did not reproduce it, because it had none of the provenance the demo photo has. One entry in that batch has since changed status: Seraphine's Legend, Starry-Eyed Songstress, was photographed in print on 22 September, and the printed wording matches the leaked text — so we now cover that one card, from the photograph rather than the post (the breakdown is here). The rest stays unquoted, and the Kai'Sa text from the same wave used "Disarm" for an effect unrelated to the demo table's wording, so at least one source in it is wrong about what Disarm is. Preview Season settles the remainder the honest way.

Reading a Radiance card: what the numbers tell you

Two things on a Radiance card carry information beyond the rules text.

The collector number. Neeko's 167/167 is the first hard evidence of the set's size: a 167-card base run, slightly larger than Vendetta's 166 and well short of Unleashed's 219. Riot's announced "180 (66 Showcase)" does not reconcile with it — 167 is not 180, and 167 plus 66 is not 180 either — and we do not know which of the announced figure changing, counting something outside the main numbering, or never being precise is the explanation. What is printed on cardboard is what this site uses everywhere, including in how a "x/167" listing is matched to the right set. Showcase printings will be numbered above 167, as in every previous set; when the first one is photographed, the 66 stops being announced-only.

The set code. RAD is Riot's own code, published in its products-and-sets rundown alongside LGC for Legacy and REC for The Reckoning. Until 12 September it was a placeholder guess on this site; it is not any more.

What the reveals will settle

These are the open questions Preview Season answers, roughly in the order they matter for buyers:

• The Ultimate Rare. Settled 7 October: it is Packed Amphitheater, a Battlefield, 184/167. It sits above the overnumbered treatment, it is a single card rather than a tier, and Riot has said Ultimate Rares will not appear in every set. Which card it was decides where a box's value concentrates.
• Evelynn's and Seraphine's text and domains. The two headline champions of the Showdown Decks and the box art. Evelynn's Chaos placement is reporting, not confirmation, and her Legend has not been seen at all. Seraphine's Legend is now officially revealed (Starry-Eyed Songstress, Mind and Order).
• Whether Deploy, Showoff and Disarm are real, and if so how the printed wording compares with the demo table's.
• Which existing champions get new printings. Nothing has been said. A Radiance printing of a champion who already has cards changes that champion's price page, which is why it matters beyond the new-Legend list.
• The Showcase count, once a Showcase-numbered card is seen.

Prices during spoiler season

Two things move during Preview Season, and neither is singles.

Pre-order prices move as the chase cards become known. Stores that priced a display before the reveals adjust once the Ultimate Rare (now known: Packed Amphitheater) and the headline Legends are public. The Radiance pre-order comparison tracks every store's price daily through the window, cheapest first in your currency, and where to buy Radiance lists the stores taking pre-orders in each market, plus Riot's own Merch Store draw.

Older sets move too. Radiance changes what decks want, which moves Vendetta and Unleashed prices in both directions — up for the cards new archetypes need, down for the ones they replace. Price movers shows which is happening rather than predicting it. Singles themselves start trading at Pre-Rift, 16–22 October, when supply is a handful of event boxes and demand is everyone who wants to build immediately; those are almost never the prices a card settles at, and why Riftbound card prices change explains the mechanism.

How to follow along

Five pages, each for a different question:

• This page for what has been revealed — the gallery and the dated log.
• The Radiance card gallery for looking at the cards — every card image shown so far on one page, filterable by domain, rarity and type, alternate arts included.
• The Radiance set page for the card list as it fills in, with live prices on every card from release day, exactly as Vendetta's did.
• Radiance: what's confirmed for the set itself — every product, price and date, kept current.
• Where to buy Radiance for getting it — stores by country, marketplaces and the Riot draw.

We will not run Radiance speculation on any of them. When the reveals land, the gallery above is where they show up first.

Source: https://riftcompare.com/blog/riftbound-radiance-spoilers