K/DA is heading to the tabletop. Riot's trading card game Riftbound has revealed the Riftbound x K/DA: Couture Collection, a premium bundle built around the group's new FIRESTARTER era with all-new artwork from Fortiche.
There is a catch. Like several other limited Riftbound products, the collection won't simply go on sale. Fans will have to enter a drawing for a chance to buy it.
What's In The Box
According to Riftbound's official FAQ, the bundle includes four collectible Legend cards featuring brand-new K/DA artwork:
- Agony's Embrace (Evelynn)
- Nine-Tailed Fox (Ahri)
- Rogue Assassin (Akali)
- Daughter of the Void (Kai'Sa)
It also comes with a collectible Battlefield card called Packed Amphitheater, a K/DA Limited Edition Playmat, a Limited Edition Deck Box, a pack of 75 Limited Edition Card Sleeves and four K/DA Limited Edition D12 metal dice.
The most unusual item is the FIRESTARTER KiT Keychain. Riot says it can be connected to your phone to play K/DA's newest single and its official music video, which makes it part collectible and part music release.
The collection costs $150 plus shipping and handling, and it will be offered in English and Chinese.
How The Drawing Works
The drawing runs through the Riot Merch Store. Registration opens on October 27 at 9 AM PT and closes on October 30 at 9 AM PT. Riot will start emailing the first round of selected players on November 3.
If your name is drawn, you'll get a purchase link by email and have 24 hours to complete your order. Anyone who doesn't buy in time loses their spot, and Riot will draw someone new. Riot says the selection is entirely random, with checks in place to make sure accounts are real. Online orders should start shipping within one to three business days of purchase.
Riot also has a few practical tips. Make sure you can log in to your Riot account before registration opens, and check that emails from riotgames.com aren't landing in your spam folder, since that's how winners are notified.
A Second Chance In Person
The drawing isn't the only way to get one. Riot's latest Riftbound update confirms the K/DA Couture Collection will also be sold on-site at Convergence Fest, which runs from December 11 to 13. That could be a better shot for fans who can make the trip, though stock at the event hasn't been detailed.
The same update lays out other year-end products, including a T1 2025 Worlds Champion Player Bundle and a Riftbound x Worlds 2026 Edition with city-themed Battlefield cards, both sold at Worlds events and through their own drawings.
Good Timing For Riftbound
The announcement lands at a busy moment for Riot's card game. Riftbound's fifth set, Radiance, launches worldwide tomorrow, and Riot has already teased HEARTSTEEL cards as part of it, so League's virtual bands are having a moment in the card game too. A K/DA collection fits neatly alongside it, even though the Couture Collection is a premium collectible bundle rather than part of a regular set.
Why Fortiche Matters Here
Fortiche's involvement ties the cards directly to the music. The studio, best known for Arcane, directed and animated the FIRESTARTER music video, and it also made the original POP/STARS video back in 2018. Getting its art on Riftbound cards gives collectors something that matches the look of the new era.
Part Of The K/DA Takeover
The Couture Collection arrives in the middle of a huge few weeks for K/DA. The group released its FIRESTARTER EP yesterday, Secretlab has revealed a matching chair and desk collection, and K/DA will perform alongside True Damage at the Worlds 2026 Opening Ceremony in New York. Leakers are also pointing to a possible DJ Sona skin after her feature on the new song GIRLS.
For Riftbound players, the Couture Collection is the most hands-on way to own a piece of that comeback, assuming luck is on your side.
Will you enter the drawing for the Riftbound x K/DA Couture Collection, or is $150 too much for a bundle you might not even get the chance to buy?
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