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Upcoming Riftbound Releases & Events
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2025
Riftbound launch in China – Set 1: Origins
China
Aug 1st, 2025

Riftbound officially launches in China on August 1st 2025 in simplified Chinese. The first set “Origins” has over 300 cards to collect.
Booster boxes, individually sleeved booster packs, three starter decks, and the Proving Grounds box set will be available to buy. The booster boxes in China comes in two variants: One has 12 packs of 14 cards, the other has 24 packs of 5 cards.
Sets releases will initially be slower than normal, for the English version to catch up.
Gen Con 2025
Indiana Convention Center, Indianapolis, Indiana, USA
Aug 6th-9th, 2025

Riftbound will be sharing booth 2119 in hall H with publisher UVS Games, showcasing cards from the upcoming Origins set. With the English launch being later in the year (October), no Riftbound product will be available for sale.
Players can book free tickets (mostly sold out, but look for cancellations) for demos in the gaming hall B for both 1v1 and multiplayer. The first English promo card Ahri – Alluring will be available here, but strictly limited to 1 per person, even if attending multiple demos. The promo card will be available at different events throughout 2025.
“This demo space will also have a special table set up for recorded game play featuring some unconventional and feature game play. You can stop by and see Dave and Chengran finally settling the Volibear vs. Yasuo score (Sunday) as well as a special kind of chaos that our team has branded “Teemode” in addition to gameplay featuring your favorite creators and game devs.”
Origins Release Event
Local stores
October 2025
There will be a unique release event held at local stores for the release of the first set. It’s “low stakes, focused on participation” and will be the first Riftbound Competitive Play event that most players will be able to participate in.
Riftbound launches in North America, Europe, and Oceania – Set 1: Origins
October 2025

Riftbound officially launches in North America and some European countries, as well as Australia and New Zealand in late October 2025. The final date isn’t confirmed yet, but speculation is that it will be the 31st.
Booster boxes, individually sleeved booster packs, three starter decks, and the Proving Grounds box set will be available to buy. They’re all very similar to the Chinese versions, but booster boxes will be 24 packs of 14 cards.
Cards in all Western regions will be in English initially, though there are hopes to release in other languages and countries in the future.
Pax Unplugged 2025
Pennsylvania Convention Center, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
Nov 21st-23rd, 2025

The Riftbound team will be at the event, and are even featured on the website’s home page: “Join Game Director Dave Guskin on Friday at PAX Unplugged as he walks you through the development process of Riftbound, the new trading card game from Riot Games.”
2025 League of Legends World Championship
Beijing/Shanghai/Chengdu, China
December 2025

The Riftbound team have confirmed that Riftbound will be playable at the event, but no other details have been released yet.
Teamfight Tactics Paris Open (TFT)
Paris, France
Dec 12th-15th, 2025

The team have confirmed that Riftbound will be playable at the event, but no other details have been released.
Past Riftbound Releases & Events
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Mid Season Invitational 2025 (MSI)
Pacific Colosseum, Vancouver, Canada
Jun 27th – Jul 12th, 2025

Riftbound was playable at the event to visitors without a ticket at the MSI Tailgate. Trial decks were available to play with (but not to take home), and participants could earn a pin with the Riftbound logo.
Riftbound Officially Announced
Mar 31st, 2025

The game was officially named Riftbound: League of Legends Trading Card Game, after long being referred to as “Project K”. The card design was also updated with new borders and designs, following feedback from the community.
It had been known that the game would be called this earlier in the month, as trademarks were found. The first set was revealed as Origins, and information on different card types, pre-constructed decks, the Proving Grounds box, and new cards were shown.
Teamfight Tactics Macau Open (TFT)
The Venetian Macao, Macao, China
Dec 13th-15th, 2024

Back when the game still didn’t have an official name apart from “Project K”, trial decks of the original test cards, along with a sealed promo pack, and a paper playmat sealed in plastic were available to competitors and some others at the event.
Four different decks were available: Viktor, Volibear, Yasuo, and Jinx, in Chinese and English versions. The promo pack contained one of four champion cards: Jinx, Volibear, Yasuo, and Viktor. All cards are in Chinese and use the original card design and borders.
An exclusive and limited Arcane box set was here to purchase after entering and winning a lottery. Only 1,100 sets were at the event, and purchases were limited to two sets per person.
It has 6 cards featuring characters from the Arcane series, held in a fold-out box. The Arcane set was available to purchase at other events in China for a limited time. There are plans to release an English version of the box set later after release.
Influencers and streamers like Disguised Toast, Scarra, Imaqtpie were also invited and played the game.
Project K Announced
Dec 6th, 2024

“Project K” was announced for the first time by Chengran Chai (Executive Producer) and Dave Guskin (Game Director).
Many cards were shown, and 1v1 and multiplayer were confirmed. Organized play from store to national (and possibly global) was confirmed. A Chinese launch was announced for early 2025 (though this was later pushed to August 1st 2025), with other regions following later.
Internally, the project was known as “Kylin”.