Riftbound x K/DA: Couture Collection price, contents and drawing

Riftbound x K/DA: Couture Collection price, contents and drawing

Virtual group K/DA is back, and Riftbound is celebrating with a limited collection. Ahri, Akali, Evelynn and Kai’Sa get brand-new artwork by Fortiche, the studio behind Arcane. Contents, price, drawing dates and grading tips: here is everything you need to know.

Announced by Riot Games on October 21, 2026, the Riftbound x K/DA Couture Collection is a premium bundle inspired by K/DA’s FIRESTARTER era. You won’t find it in stores: like Riftbound’s other limited editions, it is sold only through a drawing on the Riot Games Merch Store, then on site at Convergence Fest. Four Legend cards, a Battlefield, matching accessories and a connected keychain: it is Riftbound’s most ambitious collector piece so far.

The Couture Collection at a glance

What’s inside the Couture Collection?

Riot has listed the full contents of the bundle, packed in a black and pink box covered in K/DA symbols:

The 4 K/DA Legends illustrated by Fortiche

The heart of the bundle is its four Legend cards. Their artwork was handed to Fortiche, the studio behind Arcane and K/DA’s music video. You’ll recognize the studio’s vivid painted style: Ahri as Nine-Tailed Fox, Kai’Sa as Daughter of the Void, Evelynn as Agony’s Embrace and Akali as Rogue Assassin, each in stage outfits from the FIRESTARTER era. These are the Legends players already know, in a brand-new look with pink couture-style frames.

The Packed Amphitheater Battlefield rounds out the set: a sold-out stadium under the spotlights, with the silhouettes of the four K/DA members on stage. It mirrors the playmat artwork.

Playmat, accessories and FIRESTARTER KiT keychain

The playmat uses the same concert scene in pink and orange tones, with the Riftbound play zones, the score tracker and the Riftbound and K/DA logos. The black deck box is decorated with the group’s symbols (hearts, diamonds, claws), as are the sleeves. The four metal D12 dice are bright red to match the box.

The most unusual item is the FIRESTARTER KiT keychain. According to Riot, it connects to a smartphone to play K/DA’s newest single and its official music video. A real piece of music merch tucked into a card game box: a first for Riftbound.

How to enter the drawing

The drawing is random, and Riot checks that each account belongs to a real player. Removing the item from your cart after being selected is final, so be careful.

Can you buy it in Europe?

That is still unclear. Riot hasn’t published the list of eligible countries. Drawing times have been shared for Europe, though, and the Riot Games Merch Store usually ships there. Two things to keep in mind if you live outside the US: the cards only exist in English and Chinese, and the $150 price includes neither shipping nor any import duties or VAT. Players attending Convergence Fest, December 11 to 13, will also be able to buy it on site.

Grading your K/DA cards

With a collection sold only through a drawing, and with no print run disclosed by Riot, the four K/DA Legends and the Packed Amphitheater Battlefield have everything it takes to become sought-after cards. Some resellers are already talking about $400 or more for the full bundle, but that is pure speculation. If you are selected, take the cards out with clean hands, put them straight into a sleeve and a toploader, and check centering and corners before sending them anywhere. A high grade makes all the difference on a limited edition like this: PSA, CGC and other companies certifies standard-size Riftbound cards, in English as well as Chinese.

Riftbound’s other 2026 limited editions

The Couture Collection isn’t the only limited edition this fall. Riot is also selling the T1 2025 Worlds Champion Player Bundle, the Riftbound x Worlds 2026 Edition and the holiday Gift of the Rift bundle through drawings. Each drawing has its own schedule, so sign up separately if you want more than one.

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