r/Riftbound

Saw people getting their emails but it said noon EST for when the emails would be going out...am i cooked or is there still a chance?

At a recent NN, we had a hypothetical discussion regarding Kennen, specifically Miracle Kennen, and were discussing the strongest parts of his kit. The most common answer was the presence of BOTH Stacked Deck and Lightning Rush, the latter of which accomplishes both deck cycling and trash management. A few players also mentioned Fizz’s addition to the overall strength of the deck, but I’ve also seen Fizz run as a 2x of and it doesn’t always target the Stacked Decks/Lightning Rush.

The debate is; would this deck still function/be at all playable if Stacked Deck (or Fizz, to a lesser extent) was banned (or at the very least, limited, which also prompted a discussion about the health of a TCG that needs cards to be limited)? What other decks would suffer greatly with a Stacked Deck ban (Diana comes to mind first for me).

Example is Mircale Kennen or things like that. Why!?!?
You have so many cards and so many combos/ units why restrict all these legends to just certain builds on repeat seems kinda boring to do that. I get it’s META and effective but it can be fun building say ambessa with all Noxus cards or an arcane themed deck. At my LCS I keep getting invited to nexus nights but I didn’t wanna really go since they tell me it’s dominated by purple meta and people are “high skill” I’m like I’d rather just keep
Playing with my friends where we all make our own custom decks in different styles

For the people who put mirror image in their side deck, what do you side it in against?

I’m a big one piece tcg player and I compete a lot and want to start competing in riftbound but i’ve never really played. What is the best way to get into the game and build a deck. I want to build a meta deck but don’t want something super expensive. Any tips?

Hi all, I'm Daniel.

Riftbound is the first TCG I've really gotten into, and I quickly ended up with a pile of cards and a half full binder with no idea what I actually owned. Every app I found was huge with deck builders and market trackers, but I just wanted something simple to check if I had a card while standing at a trade night.

So I spent my evenings after work over the last few months building RiftPocket. It is a lightweight digital binder to track what you have, how many, and what you are missing without any bloat.

I have been playing League since Season 1, mostly Wild Rift on my phone these days playing ADCs like MF and Sivir, so seeing those champions in a card game is why I built this.

It is a passion project and it is fully free with no ads or paid tiers, and I am keeping it that way. It is just built by me, so if something breaks or a set is missing, just let me know and I will fix it. You can check it out at riftpocket.com if you want a clean way to track your binder. Glad to be part of an amazing community.

I’ve been watching Riftbound singles for a while now and I’m starting to wonder if we’re finally getting to the point where prices are becoming a little more predictable..... not necessarily cheaper, just less all over the place

What I find interesting is that some cards seem to drop pretty quickly after people start selling their copies, while others barely move even when there are plenty of listings around, and I can’t always figure out what is actually driving the difference

Do you guys mostly look at recent sold prices on places like JKindex when deciding what something is really worth, or do you also pay attention to listing prices and how many copies are sitting around, because sometimes those two numbers feel completely disconnected

I’m trying to get better at reading the Riftbound market instead of just seeing a $40 listing and assuming the card is worth $40..... curious how everyone else is judging whether a price is actually real or just someone hoping they get lucky.