Riot’s physical card game gets a new look and a new name.
The League of Legends trading card game (the physical one, not Legends of Runeterra) has brand new card art and a new name: Riftbound. The TCG will allow for 1v1, cooperative 2v2, and four-player free-for-all game types. There will also be several champion cards to theme your decks around including Arcane favorites Jinx and Viktor. Riot says the game will be releasing in China this summer with English-speaking count…
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