Progress Day is the kind of card that doesn’t need tricks. No keywords. No conditions.
Just six mana, four cards, and the full confidence of Piltover’s glowing skyline behind it.
In a game where deck compression and tempo management rule matchups, Progress Day is an unapologetic hand reload that demands respect—especially in control shells that don’t care about tempo on turn six.
It’s clean, it’s functional, and it’s exactly what you want when your plan is “outvalue and never run out of gas.”
Gameplay / Cool Mechanics
Progress Day does one thing: Draw 4. That’s it.
But in Riftbound, that’s not “just” card advantage—it’s a mid-to-late-game stabilizer, combo extender, or deck refill that reshapes your topdecking threats into hand-spread options.
The cost of 6 is deliberate: this isn’t an early engine piece—it’s a payoff.
You’re not casting Progress Day in aggro or tempo decks. But if you’re building a spell-heavy P&Z control list or running a gear-centric engine, this card is a straight-up tool to find missing pieces and dig for closers.
And since there’s no randomization clause or filtering required, Progress Day rewards pure card count over gimmicks.
The fact that it doesn’t exhaust a rune or require pre-setup makes it cleaner than most refill cards we’ve seen so far.
It’s also one of the few draw spells in Riftbound that gives four cards outright instead of filtering or scrying. That makes it a standout.
Visuals
The Progress Day art explodes with radiant optimism.
Golden arcs streak outward from a central Piltovan core that resembles a high-tech sun—equal parts sunrise and supernova.
The framing makes it feel like a world fair lit with ambition and unchecked scientific faith.
The energy hits you in the face. You don’t need a character here—the idea itself is the spectacle.
This is one of the most memorable “burst of light” cards in the entire set.
Pull Rate & Value Speculation
Card Name: Progress Day
Type: Spell
Region: Piltover & Zaun
Set: OGN
Collector Number: 114/298
Rarity: Not confirmed (likely Rare)
Foil Status: Unknown
Alt / Overnumbered: No known alternate or overnumbered version yet
Progress Day is a control staple in the making.
Whether or not it gets a foil or alternate version, its utility makes it a long-term value piece for collectors who focus on control builds or just love P&Z cards with clean design.
If it ever gets a full-art treatment or glowing alt border, expect that version to spike quickly.
Progress Day is pure card economy. No conditions, no frills, just draw power and late-game inevitability.
It’s the kind of spell you only appreciate once you’re out of cards and staring down a losing board—until you topdeck this and start planning four turns ahead.
