Riftbound Radiance Chase Cards: The Most Expensive Cards and Pull Odds

Short answer: The biggest chase card in Riftbound Radiance is Packed Amphitheater (Ultimate), a battlefield that shows up in about 1 of every 4,000 booster packs, according to Riot. Only two copies are listed on TCGplayer, the cheaper at $4,494.99. Next come the 16 Overnumbered cards, led by Riven, The Exile (one sale at $500) and Seraphine, Starry-Eyed Songstress (listed from $799.99). Radiance releases October 23, so most of these numbers are early asking prices, not sales. If you want one specific card, wait for release week and buy the single.

Updated October 19, 2026 · Prices are TCGplayer lowest listings and recent sales, checked October 19, 2026 · Rarity details from Riot Games via IGN

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Who this is for: Riftbound players and collectors deciding whether to open Radiance packs, and anyone who just pulled a showcase card and wants to know what it’s worth.

What are the most expensive Riftbound Radiance cards?

“From” is the cheapest listing on TCGplayer. Riven is the only card on this list that has actually sold, so treat the others as asking prices. Each card is ranked by its most expensive version in the set. For contrast, the regular versions of Riven and Seraphine are about $7 and $8, and the regular Packed Amphitheater is an uncommon listed from $0.40.

How rare is the Packed Amphitheater Ultimate Rare?

Riot says the Ultimate Rare appears in about 0.025% of Radiance booster packs, or roughly 1 in 4,000. That makes it the rarest card in any main Riftbound set so far, four times rarer than Unleashed’s Baron Nashor at about 0.1%.

A Booster Display has 24 packs, so you’d expect to open about 167 displays to find one. At today’s $138.99 display price, that’s around $23,000 of sealed product, roughly five times the cheapest listing for the card itself.

For a sense of where it could settle: Baron Nashor (Ultimate) still sells for about $1,828 on TCGplayer, five months after Unleashed came out.

What are the Overnumbered cards in Radiance?

Radiance has 16 Overnumbered cards, numbered 168 to 183 out of 167. Six are Heartsteel cards designed like K-pop photo cards, and Ekko, Revolutionary wears his True Damage look. Every Overnumbered card also comes in a rarer Signature version. Only the Ultimate is harder to pull, and on the Heartsteel Signatures the autographs are from the characters, not the artists.

No Radiance Signature cards were listed on TCGplayer as of October 19, so they aren’t in the ranking yet. Expect them to top it once they appear: in Spiritforged, the Signature version of Aphelios, Exalted sells for about $568, while its regular Overnumbered version is about $78.

Which K/DA Special Art cards are worth the most?

The five K/DA Special Art cards (SP1 to SP5) use K/DA’s All Out look. They have more listings than any other Radiance showcase cards, so their prices are the most reliable right now.

What’s the best pull most people will actually get?

An Alt Art card. Each Radiance pack has one slot that can be a rare, epic, Alt Art, Special Art, Overnumbered or Ultimate Rare card, and Alt Arts are the most common of the showcase versions. The best ones still cover a few packs: Seraphine, Not Alone (Alternate Art) is about $44 and Riven, Broken Blade (Alternate Art) is about $31.

Among regular cards, the most valuable so far are epics: Blade of the Exile (about $39), Neeko, Blending In (about $39) and Angler Wyrm (about $38).

Should you buy Radiance packs or singles?

• Buy a Booster Display if you want to play and open packs. It’s $138.99 to $143 for 24 packs on TCGplayer, or about $5.80 to $6 a pack.
• Buy the single if you want one card. Most Overnumbered prices come from two to eight sellers, and asks that thin tend to move a lot once stores open their cases on October 23.
• New to Riftbound? The Evelynn vs Seraphine Showdown Decks are listed from $26.30, under their $34.99 MSRP. Our best starter deck guide compares every option.

What to skip

• Paying $900+ for Riven before release. The only sale so far was $500.
• Buying off a single listing. With one to three copies listed, the price is whatever one seller asks.
• Showdown Decks above $34.99. They’re already cheaper than MSRP.
• Leaving a big pull loose. Penny sleeve and toploader it right away. Here’s how to protect trading cards.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the rarest card in Riftbound Radiance?
Packed Amphitheater (Ultimate), 184/167. Riot puts it at about 1 in 4,000 booster packs.

How much is the Packed Amphitheater Ultimate worth?
Two copies were listed on TCGplayer on October 19, the cheaper at $4,494.99. It hasn’t sold yet.

How many Overnumbered cards are in Radiance?
16, numbered 168 to 183 out of 167. Each also has a rarer Signature version.

What are the K/DA cards in Riftbound Radiance?
Five Special Art cards: Ahri, Akali, Evelynn, Kai’Sa and Seraphine, numbered SP1 to SP5.

When does Riftbound Radiance come out?
October 23, 2026, after Pre-Rift events from October 16 to 22.

Next step: Opening packs this week? Sleeve every showcase pull, then check it against this list. We’ll re-price it with real sales after release week. Still building your first deck? Start with our best Riftbound starter deck guide, or read what Riftbound is and the Radiance release guide.

Sources: Ultimate Rare odds and Signature details from IGN’s interview with Riot Games (October 12, 2026); release and Pre-Rift dates from Riot’s Preparing for the Radiance Pre-Rift; prices from TCGplayer, checked October 19, 2026. Card images: Riot Games, via TCGplayer.