Legal notice
Rift Table was created under Riot Games' "Legal Jibber Jabber" policy using assets owned by Riot Games. Riot Games does not endorse or sponsor this project.
This is a fan-made project. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Riot Games, Inc. Riftbound, League of Legends, and all associated card names, card text, artwork, characters and logos are trademarks and copyrights of Riot Games, Inc. and are used here under its fan-content policy. This site is free and non-commercial: no payments, no advertising, and an account is optional (see below).
The rules behind the tutorial were written from the publicly available Riftbound rules and are an interpretation of them, not an official implementation. Where the tutorial and the printed rules disagree, the printed rules are right.
If at any point Riot Games wants this project taken down, I will gladly do so. I made it with the initial intent of teaching myself, and others who feel overwhelmed when first starting the game.
The site's own code (the rules it keeps, its card scripts, the opponent, the servers and these pages) is © 2026 its author, all rights reserved; it is not open source and may not be copied or reused. That notice covers the author's work only, never Riot's.
The Terms of Service and the Privacy Policy spell out the rest.
Accounts and your data
Alpha. Rift Table is in early testing. Things may break, rules may be applied wrongly, and what an account stores (saved decks, match history) may be reset before the full launch. If something goes wrong at the table, Report a problem in the game's menu sends the exact game state so it can be fixed.
You never need an account to play. If you choose to sign in with Google or Discord, the site stores only: which provider you used and its id for you, the username you choose here (not your Google or Discord name), your avatar's address, the progress it keeps for you (whether you finished the tutorial, how many games you've played), the decks you build and save, and a history of your Normal 1v1 games (which deck, which starter opponent, the result, the score). No email address, no password, nothing else. Nothing is shared with anyone. Signing out clears the login; "delete my account" on this page removes everything stored about you at once.