Riftbound Rarity Symbols Explained: Common, Rare, Epic and Legendary
If you are ready to start building your Unleashed collection, our Riftbound Unleashed products buying guide covers every product available at launch.
Rarity
Every Riftbound card displays its rarity through a small gem symbol at the bottom center of the card. This page explains what each rarity symbol means, how rare each type is, and what it means for card value and deck building.
Riftbound card rarities: Common (circle), Uncommon (triangle), Rare (square), Epic (pentagon), Alternate Art (hexagon), Promo (hexagon with promo stamp).
Some Alternate Art cards are also available as Signature versions, featuring a foil artist signature.
Promo cards exist for different rarities.
Ultimate Rarity is the rarest card rarity in Riftbound, appearing in fewer than 1 in 1,000 packs. Riftbound’s first Ultimate Rare is a unique overnumbered card of the new Baron Nashor.
Currently this shares the yellow hexagon symbol.
Champion cards are awarded to the winners of regional competitions.
Promo cards exist for different rarities.