Riftbound — League of Legends TCG in Thailand
5 sets · 1,198+ cards in the catalog
Riftbound is the collectible card game set in the League of Legends universe by Riot Games. CardStreet catalogs Riftbound cards with daily-updated market prices so Thai collectors can chase champions like Jinx, Yasuo, and Ahri from day one.
Buy from identity-verified sellers in Thailand with buyer protection on every order and nationwide delivery — or list your own cards free.
To check a Riftbound card price on CardStreet, search the card name or the League of Legends champion on it, then open the card page for its market price in Thai baht with price history. Riftbound is a new release, so prices can still move quickly — checking the history chart before you buy or sell is worth the extra few seconds.
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Frequently asked questions
What is Riftbound?
Riftbound is the official trading card game of the League of Legends universe, developed by Riot Games, featuring collectible champion cards for play and collection.
Where can I buy Riftbound cards in Thailand?
CardStreet lists Riftbound cards from identity-verified sellers in Thailand, with live market prices, buyer protection, and nationwide delivery.
How do I check Riftbound card prices?
Every card page on CardStreet shows a free live market price, converted to Thai baht automatically.
Which Riftbound cards are the expensive ones?
Mostly the higher-rarity champion cards and special-art versions, which are pulled at much lower rates than regular cards. Because the game is still new, prices in this group can shift with how popular each champion is. Set pages on CardStreet show the current price for every card in a set.
Is Riftbound available in Thai?
Not yet — the Riftbound cards trading in Thailand are the English edition. CardStreet gathers Riftbound sellers from across the country in one place, with reference market prices and alerts when someone lists a card you are watching.
I am new to Riftbound — what should I buy first?
Most new players start with a ready-to-play starter set and then buy only the individual cards they actually need. That works out cheaper than chasing random packs, because you choose exactly what you pay for. You can check the price of any single card on CardStreet for free before deciding.