If you are here because you loved Arcane and want Jinx, Vi, Viktor, Caitlyn, Heimerdinger and Warwick sitting on your shelf as premium foil cards, the Riftbound Arcane Box Set is the product you are thinking of. It is not a deck. It will not let you play a game of Riftbound on its own. But if what you want is the six of them, done properly, in foil, in a display case, this is what that looks like and this is where things stand right now.
Page last updated: 6 July 2026
What Is the Riftbound Arcane Box Set?
The Arcane Box Set is a collector item released by Riot Games for Riftbound: League of Legends TCG. It contains six foil alt art Champion Legend cards, all drawn from Riftbound’s first set, Origins, but reprinted here with new art tied to the Arcane animated series: Jinx, Vi, Heimerdinger, Caitlyn, Viktor and Warwick. The cards come packaged in a dedicated display case built for the set, not for shuffling into a deck box.
Riot’s own product listing puts it plainly: this is not a Champion Deck, and it only contains six individual Champion Legend cards. No booster packs, no rune cards, no other cards of any kind. If you were expecting a way to start playing, this is not that, and the rest of this article will point you somewhere better if that is what you actually want.
What You Get: The Six Cards
Each card in the box is a Champion Legend, which is the core card that anchors a Champion Deck and defines what that champion’s deck is built around. What you are getting here is the Arcane cast’s Legend cards specifically, with foil treatment and art that matches the show rather than the standard Origins printing.
| Card | Arcane connection |
|---|---|
| Jinx | Lead character, Zaun’s chaos agent |
| Vi | Jinx’s sister, Piltover enforcer |
| Caitlyn | Piltover sheriff, Vi’s partner |
| Viktor | Zaun inventor, “the glorious evolution” |
| Heimerdinger | Piltover’s resident genius inventor |
| Warwick | Zaun’s feared augmented hunter |
If you want to understand what a Legend card actually does inside a real deck rather than as a shelf piece, our Unleashed Legends guide breaks it down in plain English.
Who Should Buy the Arcane Box Set?
If you love the Arcane series and want its six lead characters as premium foil cards for your collection or display, this is exactly what the box set was made for. It was never designed to compete with a Champion Deck on gameplay value. It was designed to be looked at.
If you want to start playing Riftbound, this is the wrong door. It does not include a deck, and building around six Legend cards from six different champions is not how the game works. Start with a single Champion Deck instead, and come back to this once you are playing and just want the Arcane cards for the look.
Where to Buy It and What It Costs
Riot Merch Store: sold out, no reprint confirmed. The Arcane Box Set launched as a one time, limited edition preorder on September 2 2025 at $69.99 USD (around €74 on the UK store), capped at three per Riot ID, and marked as final sale. That preorder window has closed and there is no indication Riot plans to reopen it. If you see it listed at $69.99 anywhere claiming to be live, treat that as historical pricing, not a current offer.
That leaves the secondary market as the only current route to owning one. On TCGPlayer, the Arcane Box Set is trading at $400+ at time of writing, roughly six times its original RRP, which tells you plainly how much collector demand exists for a set that will not be printed again. Prices move, so check the current figure before you buy rather than trusting any number written here.
Check the Current Price
TCGPlayer is the active marketplace for the Arcane Box Set now that Riot’s own store has sold through its one preorder run.
Final Verdict
For Arcane fans and Riftbound collectors, the Arcane Box Set is the only way to own these six characters as premium foil cards, and it will not be reprinted. The secondary market price reflects genuine, sustained demand rather than hype: if you want it, check TCGPlayer for current listings and buy when the price feels right to you, not because a number on this page told you to. If you were hoping this would help you learn to play, our Proving Grounds buying guide is the better starting point.
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