Riot Games is bringing K/DA's comeback to the tabletop. The Riftbound x K/DA: Couture Collection is a limited edition box for the League of Legends trading card game, and like many of the game's premium products, it is being sold through a registration drawing rather than a regular storefront release.
Registration opens on October 27 at 9 AM PT and closes on October 30 at 9 AM PT. Fans who are selected will be notified by email beginning on November 3, and will have a 24-hour window to complete their purchase.
What Is in the Couture Collection
The collection is priced at $150 on the Riot Merch store. Riftbound describes it as a set of K/DA Legends and a Battlefield packaged in a fashion magazine-style booklet, with all-new artwork by Fortiche, the studio behind Arcane. According to the Riot Merch listing, the box includes:
- 4 collectible Legend cards with new K/DA artwork: Agony's Embrace (Evelynn), Nine-Tailed Fox (Ahri), Rogue Assassin (Akali) and Daughter of the Void (Kai'Sa)
- 1 collectible Packed Amphitheater Battlefield card
- 1 K/DA Limited Edition Playmat
- 1 K/DA Limited Edition Deck Box
- 1 pack of K/DA Limited Edition Card Sleeves (75 sleeves)
- 4 K/DA Limited Edition D12 Metal Dice
- 1 FIRESTARTER KiT Keychain and User Manual
That last item is a fun extra for music fans. Riot says the K/DA FIRESTARTER KiT Keychain can be connected to a phone to play the group's newest single and its official music video.
How the Drawing Works
Entering is done through the preorder registration page on the official Riftbound site, and you need to sign in to register. A few rules are worth knowing before you enter:
- Registration does not guarantee the chance to buy. Riot says availability is limited, and only selected registrants will be offered a purchase.
- All Riftbound purchases require logging in with a Riot ID.
- There is a limit of 1 per Riot ID per print run, and the allowed units refresh with each print run.
- The listing is for the English release.
- All sales of Riftbound products are final and not refundable, though Riot notes that customers may have additional rights depending on local law.
Because winners only get 24 hours to check out once their email arrives, anyone who enters should keep an eye on their inbox from November 3 onward. Missing that window means missing the purchase.
Part of K/DA's Big Return
The Couture Collection lands in the middle of a major K/DA push across Riot's games. The virtual group is back with its FIRESTARTER era, which brought new K/DA FIRESTARTER skins to League of Legends, including Mythic Variants for Akali and Evelynn, along with a new EP and music video. K/DA is also set to share the stage with True Damage at the Worlds 2026 final.
For Riftbound players, the appeal is mostly cosmetic and collectible. The four Legends in the box are alternate versions with new K/DA art, and the playmat, sleeves, deck box and dice give collectors a matching set for their table. For K/DA fans who do not play the card game, the magazine-style presentation and Fortiche artwork may be reason enough to enter.
Riot has not said how many units are in the first print run, so it is unclear how competitive the drawing will be. The Riot Merch product page currently lists the box as a Limited Edition item marked Coming Soon, with a Notify Me button for anyone who wants an alert when it changes status.
Are you entering the drawing for the Riftbound x K/DA: Couture Collection, or is $150 too steep for a box of alternate art cards and accessories?
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