Hand of Noxus signed variant delivers Darius’s brutal efficiency to Riftbound TCG in an overnumbered, artist-signed format that screams both competitive power and collector prestige.
In red-yellow builds focused on tempo and resource management, this Legend offers an unreactable way to generate value, turning every turn you’ve already invested into a springboard for more aggression.
Gameplay / Cool Mechanics
The ability reads: Reaction, Legion — Add 1 resource. Because resource-generating abilities can’t be reacted to, you’re guaranteed the effect if you’ve played a card this turn.
That small conditional—needing to have played a card—fits naturally into aggressive lists, where every turn you’re already deploying something.
In practice, Hand of Noxus lets you chain plays that would normally be too expensive in sequence.
It pushes your curve forward mid-turn, creating openings for surprise follow-ups or extra board presence without giving your opponent a chance to interrupt.
In aggressive Legion builds, that’s the difference between maintaining momentum and stalling out.
Pair it with low-cost units or combat tricks and you can overload the board or set up lethal damage far earlier than expected.
Being a Legend means you can only run one copy, but the impact per activation is high enough to justify its slot in any resource-hungry red-yellow shell.
Visuals
Peter Kim’s art is raw and physical—Darius looms over the frame, armored shoulders forward, one hand gripping his axe, the other yanking his victim close.
The perspective exaggerates his dominance, while the snarling expression on both faces tells you everything about Noxian brutality.
The signed variant features a sharp, bold signature across the lower right, cutting across the victim’s shoulder and adding an extra layer of ownership to the image.
Pull Rate & Value Speculation
Set Number: OGN 302 of 298 (Overnumbered)
Rarity: Legend
Foil Status: Confirmed for signed variant
Alt Art / Overnumbered: Signed overnumbered edition
As an overnumbered signed Legend, Hand of Noxus lands firmly in the chase category.
Darius’s popularity in both Riftbound and League means demand will come from competitive players and collectors alike.
Foil signed copies will likely be among the first to spike, especially if resource acceleration proves meta-defining in early tournaments.
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