External resources

RiftAtlas is a free simulator for playing Riftbound online in the browser, on a computer, a phone or a tablet, with nothing to download. A player can join the queue for a constructed or sealed match in best of one or best of three, open a private room for a duel, a free-for-all or a 2v2 game of up to four players, test a deck alone or watch a match by its room code.

The simulator of RiftAtlas can rewind a misclick and pay routine costs by itself, and a deck goes in as a pasted decklist or deck code. Around the simulator, RiftAtlas has a card gallery with an advanced search, a deck builder with the decks of its players and a list of tournaments with their results.

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Piltover Archive is a card database and deck builder for Riftbound: the League of Legends trading card game. Players publish their decks on it, and the site picks the top decks of the week and of the month from them.

Piltover Archive also has news articles, videos that teach the game, a list of tournaments and a tool that prints proxies, so a deck can be tried at the table before its cards are bought.

Deck builderTop decksProxiesNews and videos

A deck on Piltover Archive can be brought into the Riftbound.org deck builder by its link: sign in, choose Import in the builder and paste the address of the deck. Deck builder

RiftDecks collects the decklists that placed at Riftbound tournaments around the world, with the top eight of each event. A player who wants to know what wins at the moment starts there.

The meta pages of RiftDecks show how much of the field each deck takes up, how the decks do against each other in a win rate matrix and how often each one turns its share of the field into top finishes. Its card pages add the cards played most.

Tournament resultsTop 8 decklistsMeta shareWin rates

A deck on RiftDecks can be brought into the Riftbound.org deck builder by its link: sign in, choose Import in the builder and paste the address of the deck. Deck builder

RiftCompare compares the prices of Riftbound cards and sealed products across online stores and eBay in six markets: the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, the European Union, Australia and Singapore, each in its own currency.

The Best Basket tool of RiftCompare finds the cheapest way to buy a whole list of cards with the shipping of each store counted. The site also prices a deck, works out what a booster box is worth on average and sends an alert when a card drops to a chosen price.

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r/riftboundtcg is the largest Riftbound community on Reddit. Players post the cards of a new set as they are revealed, the news of the game, their decks, fan art and memes, and new players ask their questions there.

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r/Riftbound is a subreddit where Riftbound players share the cards they pulled from their boosters, from a first pack to the rarest showcase cards, and ask about the game.

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The Riftbound Community Server is the largest Discord server for Riftbound, where tens of thousands of players talk about the game, its cards and their decks.