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Terms of Service

Effective 20 September 2026. Rift Table is a free, fan-made, non-commercial project. By using it you agree to these terms; if you don't, please don't use it.

1. What Rift Table is

Rift Table (rifttabletcg.com) is an unofficial browser tool for learning and playing the Riftbound card game: a guided tutorial, a deck builder, and games against a built-in opponent or another visitor. It is made by one person, in their spare time, and is offered as-is. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Riot Games, Inc. Riftbound, League of Legends and all card names, card text, artwork, characters and logos belong to Riot Games and are used under its fan-content policy. See the legal notice.

2. Alpha

Rift Table is in early testing. Things may break, rules may be applied wrongly, the site may be unavailable, and anything an account stores (saved decks, match history, progress) may be changed or reset before launch without notice. The number of people who can play at once is limited; you may be asked to wait in a queue.

3. Accounts

You never need an account to play. If you sign in with Google or Discord, that provider verifies who you are; Rift Table stores only what the privacy policy lists. You are responsible for what is done through your login. You may delete your account at any time from the legal notice page, which removes everything stored about you.

4. Fair use of the site

Please don't:

Accounts that break these rules may be removed without notice.

5. Playing other people

"Normal" games seat you with another visitor, by open matchmaking or by an invite code. The other player sees the username you chose (or "Guest") and your plays, nothing else. A player who closes the page forfeits the game after a short grace (a reload is fine), as does one who leaves a move unmade for four minutes (after two quiet minutes a two-minute countdown appears). Rift Table has no chat and does not moderate matches; please be decent to the person across the table.

6. The site's software

Rift Table's own code — the rules it keeps, its card scripts, the built-in opponent, the servers and this site — is copyright © 2026 its author, all rights reserved, and is not open source. You may play with it here; you may not copy, scrape, reverse-engineer, decompile or reuse any of it, or build a competing service from it. This covers the author's work only; the game, its cards and artwork remain Riot Games' property.

7. Your content

Decks you build are yours to use however you like; card names and data in them remain Riot Games' property. Problem reports you send (via "Report a problem" in the game menu) may be kept and used to fix the site.

8. No warranty, limited liability

Rift Table is provided "as is" and "as available", without warranty of any kind. To the fullest extent permitted by law, its maker is not liable for any loss or damage arising from its use or unavailability. The rules it keeps are an interpretation of the published Riftbound rules; where they disagree, the printed rules are right, and nothing here is advice for sanctioned play.

9. Ending or changing the service

The site may change, pause or shut down at any time, including at Riot Games' request. These terms may be updated; the effective date above changes when they are, and continuing to use the site after that means you accept the new terms.

10. Contact

Questions about these terms: ariftpull@gmail.com, or the Discord server.