Riftbound x K/DA: how to enter the drawing

Published on October 28, 2026 02:18 UTC · Updated on October 28, 2026 02:19 UTC

Riot’s Riftbound x K/DA collection drawing is open until October 30, with new Fortiche art and FIRESTARTER items. See the contents, price, and rules.

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Riftbound x K/DA collection cards and accessories featuring Fortiche artwork — · Photo: Courtesy of Riot Games

Riot Games opened registration on October 27 for the Riftbound x K/DA: Couture Collection drawing, a limited edition bringing League of Legends’ virtual pop group into the trading card game. The window closes on October 30 at 9 a.m. Pacific Time; selected participants will receive an email starting November 3 and have 24 hours to purchase the bundle, priced at US$150 plus shipping.

The launch was accompanied by an official video featuring Fortiche, the studio behind the collection’s artwork. Posted by Riftbound on October 27, the behind-the-scenes piece highlights the design of Evelynn. The set translates the FIRESTARTER era into physical cards and accessories, but entering does not guarantee a purchase: the drawing determines who gets the chance to complete an order.

What is included in the Riftbound and K/DA set

The bundle contains four collectible Legend cards: Agony’s Embrace for Evelynn, Nine-Tailed Fox for Ahri, Rogue Assassin for Akali, and Daughter of the Void for Kai’Sa. Each features new K/DA artwork by Fortiche. The box also includes a Packed Amphitheater Battlefield card, a playmat, a deck box, one pack of 75 sleeves, and four metal 12-sided dice.

The most unusual item is a FIRESTARTER KiT keychain with a user manual. Riot’s official product description says it can connect to a phone to play K/DA’s new song and official music video. That makes the collection part music merchandise and part tabletop gaming product. Riot lists the release in English and Chinese; the page reviewed does not confirm stock or delivery terms for Brazil.

Step	Date and time
Registration opens	October 27, 9 a.m. PT
Registration closes	October 30, 9 a.m. PT
First selection emails	November 3
Purchase window	24 hours after the email

How the drawing works

To enter, players must visit the registration page linked from Riot’s official store and submit their account during the drawing window. Registration is a chance to buy, not a confirmed order. Selection is random, and Riot says it uses checks intended to reduce fraudulent entries. Anyone selected will have one day to pay US$150, plus shipping and any applicable charges.

Riot recommends checking access to the Riot ID account and making sure messages from riotgames.com reach the inbox. If a selected participant does not complete payment in time, the purchase opportunity may go to another account. The store page also sets a limit of one unit per Riot ID and per print run. Buyers should confirm the rules, currency, taxes, and shipping destinations at checkout rather than assume that entering guarantees local availability.

“The FIRESTARTER era shines in this premium bundle.”
— Riot Games, official collection description

Fortiche creates the new K/DA artwork

The collaboration has a familiar visual link for League of Legends fans: French studio Fortiche, known for its work on Arcane, created the new illustrations announced for the cards. Riftbound’s official behind-the-scenes video focuses on Evelynn’s design, while the full collection also features Ahri, Akali, and Kai’Sa. This is not a conventional expansion built around booster boxes; it is a limited promotional set combining cards with themed accessories.

K/DA is the virtual pop group made up of characters from the League of Legends universe. Its identity blends music, fashion, and stage visuals, and the FIRESTARTER line guides this collection’s aesthetic. In Riftbound, the collaboration appears through exclusive art and accessories that echo that visual language. For players, the cards belong to the TCG universe; collectors may also value the limited release, finish, and physical extras.

What buyers in Brazil still need to check

The public information reviewed confirms the US-dollar base price, drawing window, bundle contents, and payment deadline. It does not provide enough detail about every country’s eligibility, the final shipping charge, or potential taxes. Since the store requires a Riot login and lists the release in English, Brazilian availability should be checked on the regional page before making a decision.

The distinction between a drawing and a direct sale matters: filling out the form does not charge the product price or reserve a box. Only selected accounts receive the purchase opportunity. Readers should monitor the email address linked to their Riot account and read the official rules carefully, especially the time limit to accept the offer and the shipping conditions.

Where to follow official updates

This remains a timely story because registration is open and ends within days. Riot has posted the complete contents, schedule, and behind-the-scenes video through official Riftbound news and the Riot Games store. Readers can also browse more gaming news and an earlier report on K/DA and Riot collaborations at O Santuário Geek.

The drawing closes October 30 at 9 a.m. Pacific Time. Riot’s next listed step is to send the first selection notices on November 3. Until then, the most important details for buyers outside the United States are regional eligibility, shipping, and the final checkout cost; those points should be confirmed on Riot’s official store.