Lee Sin lands in Riftbound as a mid-cost champion that wants to snowball hard.
At five mana and five Might, he doesn’t hit the board lightly.
But what matters is how quickly he escalates once he’s down.
This isn’t a rushdown threat.
Lee Sin plays like a time bomb for control players who like growing inevitability turn by turn.
Gameplay / Cool Mechanics
Lee Sin comes with Shield.
That alone makes him tougher to trade with, since he gains defense while blocking.
But the real spice is his repeatable buff ability.
Every turn, you can pay to give him +1 Might and +1 Shield.
And there’s no cap.
You can load Lee Sin with ten, twelve, fifteen buffs.
In long games, he becomes unkillable and impossible to race.
He punishes decks that lack hard removal.
He’s also a weirdly strong combo enabler with support cards that multiply buffs or transfer them.
Lee Sin turns your leftover mana into a ticking god.
Lee Sin Visuals
The art does one thing perfectly.
It makes you feel the calm before the storm.
Lee Sin is mid-meditation, surrounded by light, his muscles tight but relaxed.
The bandages, tattoos, and pose all channel restraint.
But the low, crackling energy hints that he could explode at any second.
Pull Rate & Value Speculation
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Set Number: OGN 078/298
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Rarity: Likely Rare or higher
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Foil Status: Expected in foils and collector treatments
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Alt/Overnumbered: None revealed, but possible in a future cycle
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Collector Insight: Lee Sin from Riftbound TCG is going to be a sleeper favorite among build-around fans.
If buff decks ever crack Tier 1, this guy anchors them.
Expect his foils to get scooped by both collectors and synergy hunters.
The card rewards discipline.
If you give him space and time, he turns into a wall that punches back twice as hard.
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