Riot Games has announced new information about its upcoming tabletop game, Riftbound – The League of Legends Trading Card Game. The game was initially introduced under the codename Project K in December. A recent trailer showcased new card artwork, featuring fresh interpretations of LoL characters beyond their in-game champion portraits. Additionally, the card user interface has been further refined compared to the version revealed late last year.

The development team at Riot has incorporated player feedback into the game’s first set, known as Origins. This set will comprise over 300 unique cards and will feature familiar LoL champions such as Jinx, Viktor, and Lee Sin in pre-built decks. For dedicated collectors, there will also be secret rare versions of champion cards with exclusive artwork.

Besides the previously announced multiplayer feature, Riftbound offers a pathway for newcomers to the card game genre. The game will include a feature called Proving Grounds, where champions like Lux, Annie, Master Yi, and Garen will guide new players through the basics of TCGs.

The release timeline for Riftbound is becoming clearer, with a launch scheduled in China for summer 2025. Some English-speaking countries will also receive the game this year, while other markets will have to wait until 2026; however, the developers have not specified which regions will follow which timeline.