Korean Riftbound Origins — Shipped Worldwide from South Korea
Riftbound is Riot Games' League of Legends trading card game, and its first set, Origins (set code OGN), was released in a Korean-language edition in South Korea on 18 September 2026. The Korean printing is the only one that contains the "Ahri, Nine-Tailed Fox" overnumber card — it is not in the English or Chinese editions. Riot Games Korea publishes and distributes the Korean edition itself, which is why it is hard to find outside Korea. Pick From Korea buys it in Korea and ships it sealed worldwide.
What is different about the Korean edition of Riftbound Origins?
The Korean printing includes an overnumber card, "Ahri, Nine-Tailed Fox", that appears only in Korean-language booster packs. It commemorates the Hanbok Ahri skin from League of Legends and was drawn for the Korean release. It is not printed in the English or Chinese editions of Origins, and it comes from booster packs rather than from the Champion Decks or the Proving Grounds box.
Which products make up the Korean Origins line-up?
| Product | What is in it |
|---|---|
| Booster pack (5 cards) | Five-card pack |
| Booster pack (14 cards) | Fourteen-card pack |
| Champion Deck — Jinx, Lee Sin or Viktor | A 56-card deck, one 14-card booster pack, a paper play mat and a guidebook |
| Proving Grounds | A four-player box with Annie, Garen, Master Yi and Lux decks, a game board and acrylic figures |
Both booster pack sizes are sold in Korea, and the Ahri overnumber card comes from booster packs. A Champion Deck is ready to play as it is, so it is the entry point if you want to start playing immediately. The Proving Grounds box is built for four people learning the game together.
Is the Korean set the same as the English one?
It is the same set. Origins carries the set code OGN across language editions, and card numbers follow the same OGN-000 format, so a Korean card can be matched to its English counterpart by number. What differs is the printed language and the Korea-only Ahri overnumber card described above.
Why is Korean Riftbound hard to buy outside Korea?
Riot Games Korea publishes and distributes the Korean edition directly rather than through a separate overseas distributor. At launch it was sold through Riot's own store, TCG specialty shops in Korea and affiliated internet cafés, and those channels generally do not ship abroad. That is the gap we fill: we source the Korean printing in Korea and ship it sealed, so what arrives is the Korean edition rather than an import from another region.
Where can I look up Korean card names?
Riftbound cards are printed in Korean in this edition, so the card names on them differ from the English names used in most decklists. Rift Naru, a Korean fan-run database, lists Origins cards with their Korean names and card numbers.
Look up Korean Riftbound card names on Rift Naru →
Product details on this page follow the Korean release announced by Riot Games. Where a figure has not been confirmed for the Korean printing — the number of packs in a sealed box, for example — we leave it out rather than copy it from another language edition. If you need a specific product or set code that is not listed here, contact us before ordering.