Riftbound Radiance booster pack with Riven Alt Art, Akali K/DA Special Art, Sett Heartsteel Overnumbered and Mordekaiser Overnumbered cards
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Riftbound Radiance Pull Rates: Odds for Every Card Type (and Is a Box Worth It?)

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Short answer: Riot publishes only one official pull rate for Riftbound Radiance: the Ultimate Rare, Packed Amphitheater, is in about 0.025% of packs, roughly 1 in 4,000. In the largest public opening so far, 330 packs, a 24-pack booster display gave 3 to 4 showcase cards and usually no Overnumbered card at all. A display costs about $132, and most of what’s inside is worth far less, so buy singles if you want specific cards.

Updated October 24, 2026 · Pack contents and Ultimate odds from Riot Games · Other rates from TCGtalk’s 330-pack tally · Prices are TCGplayer market prices, checked October 24, 2026

Who this is for: Riftbound players and collectors deciding whether to buy Radiance packs, a booster display or singles, and anyone who wants to know how lucky a pull really was.

What’s in a Riftbound Radiance booster pack?

Each Radiance pack has 14 cards plus an insert. Riot’s breakdown:

  • 7 commons
  • 3 uncommons
  • 1 foil, which can be a common, uncommon, rare or epic
  • 1 rare or epic
  • 1 showcase slot, which can be a rare, epic, Alt Art, Special Art, Overnumbered or Ultimate Rare
  • 1 token or rune, sometimes an Alt Art rune

The showcase slot is where every chase card comes from. A booster display has 24 packs.

Mordekaiser, Iron Revenant Overnumbered card from Riftbound Radiance, 170/167
Overnumbered · $189
Sett, Kingpin Heartsteel Overnumbered card from Riftbound Radiance
Heartsteel Overnumbered · $70
Akali, Brash K/DA Special Art card from Riftbound Radiance, SP2
K/DA Special Art · $24
Riven, Broken Blade Alternate Art card from Riftbound Radiance
Alt Art · $15
Blade of the Exile epic card from Riftbound Radiance
Epic · $42

What are the Radiance pull rates?

Card typePer packPer display
Ultimate Rare0.025% (Riot)about 1 in 167 displays
Overnumberedabout 1.2%about 0.3
Signaturenone in 330 packsrare
Any showcase cardabout 14%3 to 4
Alt Art or Special Artabout 9%about 2.3
Epic (any slot)about 27%6 to 8

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Only the Ultimate rate comes from Riot. Riot also says the K/DA Special Art cards show up at roughly the same rate as Alt Arts. Every other number is from TCGtalk’s tally of 330 packs (13 displays and 3 Vault Bundles) opened October 12 to 22.

Treat those as rough. Seven of the 13 displays were creator boxes from Riot’s Radiance Summit, and one of those openers said on camera that his box was “juiced.” The one sealed case in the sample ran colder: 1 Overnumbered in 144 packs. In 11 of the 13 displays, nobody pulled an Overnumbered at all.

How rare are Radiance Signature cards?

Very. Riot says the Overnumbered versions of the set’s nine new Legends can also be found signed, and the Heartsteel cards have Signature versions too. No one in TCGtalk’s 330 packs found one, and Riot hasn’t published odds.

They’re the most expensive cards in the set that actually sell. Mordekaiser, Iron Revenant (Signature) sold for $999.99, Aphelios, Exalted (Heartsteel Signature) for about $1,000, and Orianna, Lady of Clockwork (Signature) for $651. Our Radiance chase cards list has every top card’s price.

Is a Riftbound Radiance booster box worth it?

Not for value. Here’s what each kind of pull sells for right now:

Card typeTypical price (Oct 24)
Signature$115 to $1,000
Ultimate (Packed Amphitheater)about $650
Overnumbered$69 to $275, about $123 on average
K/DA Special Art$21 to $39
Alt Art$1.50 to $15, about $6 on average
Epicmostly under $12
Rares and belowunder $1.25

A typical $132 display gives you 3 to 4 showcase cards, mostly Alt Arts at about $6 each, maybe a K/DA card, and 6 to 8 epics, most worth a few dollars. Blade of the Exile is the exception at about $42. Unless you hit an Overnumbered or better, which most displays in the sample didn’t, you’ll open well under what you paid.

Alt Arts have also fallen fast. Seraphine’s Alt Art was about $44 on October 19 and is about $7 now, so expect the rest of the set to keep settling.

Should you buy a booster display, packs or singles?

What to skip

  • Buying displays to chase the Ultimate. At about 1 in 167 displays, that’s over $22,000 of product for a card that sells for about $650.
  • “Hot box” listings. Every display is randomized, and creator openings can run hotter than retail.
  • Alt Arts at release-week prices. Most have dropped by half or more in a few days.
  • Leaving a big pull loose. Sleeve and toploader it right away. Here’s how to protect trading cards.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the odds of pulling the Radiance Ultimate Rare?
About 0.025% per pack, or roughly 1 in 4,000, according to Riot. That’s about one per 167 booster displays.

How many cards are in a Riftbound Radiance pack?
14 cards plus an insert: 7 commons, 3 uncommons, a foil, a rare or epic, a showcase slot and a token or rune.

How many packs are in a Radiance booster display?
24.

How often do you pull an Overnumbered card in Radiance?
About 1.2% of packs in the largest public opening so far, or roughly one every three displays. Most displays had none.

Is a Riftbound Radiance booster box worth it?
Only if you enjoy opening packs. For value, buying the singles you want is cheaper.

Next step: Pulled something good? Check it against our Radiance chase cards list, then sleeve it. We’ll update these rates as bigger openings are published. For more, see the Radiance release guide and the Gift of the Rift Bundle.

Sources: pack contents and Ultimate Rare odds from Riot Games’ The Radiance Overview; Overnumbered, showcase and epic rates from TCGtalk’s Radiance pull rates (330 packs, October 12 to 22, 2026); prices from TCGplayer, checked October 24, 2026. Card images: Riot Games, via TCGplayer.

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