The 12 Most Expensive Riftbound Origins Cards
Riftbound is easily one of the most hotly anticipated TCGs of 2025. And its first set has a plethora of gorgeous cards that are easily enough to drive collectors and players wild. Below, we’ll be taking a look at the top chase cards from Riftbound’s base set: Origins based on actual sales data.
#1 Kai’Sa – Daughter of the Void (Signature) is the most expensive Riftbound Origins card
Market price: $1547
As many anticipated, Kai’Sa is the ultimate Riftbound Origins chase card.
The daughter of the void herself, Kai’Sa, is another one of League’s most famous champions. Riftbound addicts can essentially harness the power of the void at least in their binders or shelves with this insane artwork that perfectly embodies the power, tragedy, and majesty of this character.
While it took a while for market data to become available for this card, we finally have reliable data to draw from that only serves to confirm Kai’Sa’s insane popularity. It also doesn’t hurt that she’s arguably the strongest force in the Riftbound meta, giving her the top spot on this list with ease.
#2 Ahri – Nine-Tailed Fox (Signature)
Market price: $1,264
Ahri is my personal favorite champion on this list and her showcase alternate art is also being my favorite. And it looks like others agree as her signature showcase card comes in at a very close second place on this list. Her current market value is more than impressive for a top chase card from a brand new TCG, and that’s thanks to a combination of her popularity with this card’s raw beauty.
After all, this Nine-Tailed Fox treatment looks like a painting straight out of the Edo period, although even better given its unmistakably modern treatment. This card isn’t just likely to be the top chase card in Riftbound Origins, it’s one of the cooler concepts we’ve seen in any trading card game as of late.
#3 Lee Sin – Blind Monk (Signature)
Market price: $723
While Lee Sin originally fetched an incredible $1200 via TCGPlayer, additional market value and confirmed sales have shown an expected downward trend in value. Still, being worth almost $1000 well after release shows some insane hype even considering how popular this champion is. The very cool dragon in the background combined with the Bruce Lee aesthetic doesn’t hurt, either.
#4 Miss Fortune - Bounty Hunter (Signature)
Market price: $681
Miss Fortune is another highly recognizable champion. Although typically more of a mercenary-looking character wielding her signature flintlock pistols, this alternate “bounty hunter” look is markably more regal, making Miss Fortune appear as though she might just have some captain material in her.
Going by early market price, Miss Fortune is likely to go down in Riftbound history as a definitive chase from the set. Very few collectors (if any) would turn their nose up at that kind of incredible market value.
#5 Teemo – Swift Scout (Signature)
Market price: $669
Never count Teemo out!
Despite being simultaneously one of the most loved and hated champions of all time, his signature comes in high on this list, clocking in at a very respectable fifth place among the signature cards. Due to being somewhat inseparably tied to League of Legends, Teemo is an iconic card that could very well fair well in market value overtime, making him a particularly bankable chase from Riftbound Origins.
#6 Leona – Radiant Dawn (Signature)
Market price: $638
This Leona card is nothing short of gorgeous and collectors have taken notice. The artist perfectly leverages shadows and light to depict key characteristics of this powerful support champion. The end result? One of the top Riftbound chase cards of them all with a price tag that would make even the big three TCGs envious.
#7 Sett – The Boss (Signature)
Market price: $622.85
Sett’s giving off boss-like vibes that are propelling this card to a high market price. Despite being one of the lesser signature rare cards in terms of value on Riftbound’s initial debut, Sett shows promise as a significant chase card, landing just shy of the upper-half of this list in terms of value.
#8 Jinx – Loose Canon (Signature)
Market price: $620
Jinx is arguably one of the most popular champions of all time – a status which certainly isn’t harmed by the fact she basically has her own Netflix show. Her showcase artwork features a trendy depiction of her punk-rock aesthetic she’s become known for – a look that should easily top the charts in terms of value.
Although her signed showcase card was considered the most expensive Riftbound Origins card right out the gate – collecting over $1000 on the secondary card market – her value has stabilized towards the bootom of this list.
Still, her market value is bolstered by her likability and popularity and also by the insane rarity of Signature Riftbound cards in general – by far the card type with the toughest pull rate from Riftbound Origins.
#9 Yasuo – Unforgiven (Signature)
Market price: $596
Few champions can claim the kind of aura that just comes naturally to Yasuo. And while he’s not likely to fetch the kind of value a Miss Fortune or a Jinx signature can, his should still be a fairly bankable signature card now that the price for signature rare cards has largely stabilized.
#10 Volibear – Relentless Storm (Signature)
Market price $513
Poor Volibear is worth only $500-something – a price-tag that puts him squarely into the top 10 most valuable Riftbound chase cards while also being insanely impressive by normal TCG standards. Just for perspective, this sort of value would be enough to make him a prized chase for even massive Pokemon expansions like Prismatic Evolutions – a feat that’s impressive to say the least for this brand new TCG.
The hyper realistic closeup of Volibear essentially says all you need to know about this card. Volibear’s strength and dominance as a Champion help propel him to high status on the secondary card market, with early market data reflecting his status among collectors and players.
#11 Viktor – Herald of Arcane (Signature)
Market price: $487
Despite Viktor’s post-Arcane surge in popularity, last on this list of most valuable Riftbound Origins cards doesn’t feel way off the mark. While he could manage to slip up a few rungs and beat out the likes of a Volibear, we probably won’t see him reach the same kinds of heights as the immensely popular and bankable Jinx, Kai’Sa or Miss Fortune.
#12 Darius – Hand of Noxus (Signature)
Listing price: $450
Darius is known for being a tough champ, but his popularity doesn’t quite stack up with some of the other champions getting signatures in Riftbound’s first set. However, with confirmed sales averaging in the mid-$499 range, he’s still no slouch, and collectors have shown they are willing to fork out some serious cash just to add him to their collection.
