Riftbound, Riot Games' League of Legends trading card game, is taking its first official steps in Korea — with two exclusive Korean promo cards: Jinx and Yasuo, revealed for MSI Fan Festa 2026.
How to get both cards
From July 3 to 12, 2026, during MSI, Riot Games runs an official Riftbound booth at the MSI Fan Festa in Daejeon (Hanbit Plaza at Expo Science Park and the Dream Arena inside the esports stadium). Visitors can try the very first Korean-localized demo decks, ahead of the official Korean release of the Origins set in September 2026.
- Jinx — 1 card per person, per day: the Jinx promo card is handed out when visiting the Riftbound booth, after queuing to get in — limited to one per person per day.
- Yasuo — two ways to get it, both through a lottery:
- The 10-stamp trail: complete all 10 stamps across several Fan Festa booths — multiple queues, around 6 hours in total — then spin the lottery wheel: a 1 in 6 chance to win the Yasuo.
- The Riftbound tutorial: about 30 minutes of teaching with hands-on play (very limited seats, several hours of waiting), granting entry to a second lottery — odds not disclosed, but seemingly very slim. The wheel also holds other prizes, such as a playmat or a binder.
The two cards in detail
Jinx "Launch Special Edition" — OGN 030/298 · P · KR
Zaun's demolition maniac, illustrated by Kudos Productions, struck with the red "launch special edition" badge. It is the Korean promo version of the Origins Jinx 030/298 — the same card as the Stamp Release, in Hangul spec.
→ Buy the Jinx 030/298 P KR promo card
Yasuo "Remorseful" — OGN 076b/298 · P · KR
An alternate illustration by renowned Korean artist Kim Star, created specifically for the Korean audience. The Ionian champion under the moon, in an exclusive Hangul version — distributed only in Korea.
→ Buy the Yasuo Remorseful 076b/298 P KR promo card
Why these promos matter
Limited print, in-person distribution over a ten-day event, and for the Yasuo a demanding lottery — around 6 hours of queuing for a 1 in 6 chance: the real scarcity of these two cards far exceeds regular set cards. This is the very first chapter of Korean Riftbound — the equivalent of the earliest Korean Pokémon event promos, now highly sought-after. Riot also announced a T1 Worlds Champion special collection next, a clear sign Korea will be a major market for the game.