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Ahri’s -1 has an ending: reading Riftbound’s Korean errata
Two small Korean wording corrections clarify Ahri’s duration and Sett’s count. Read them beside the official English cards and a separately identified Korean foil price reference.
TCGIndex editorial · 2026-11-07 · Editorial standards & corrections
An Ahri from the binder meets the table
A familiar illustration can hide an important question: how long does Ahri’s reduction last? Riftbound’s Korean errata announcement, published November 6, offers a useful reason to revisit Nine-Tailed Fox and Sett, Kingpin. We compared the Korean corrections with the official English gallery, then separated the rules reading from the identity and price of a collectible copy.
Ahri has an ending to the reduction
The revised Korean Nine-Tailed Fox wording adds a duration limited to the current turn. The official English OGN-255/298 already states that duration, alongside the minimum Might of one. Reading it as a lasting reduction would miss that boundary. This is a Korean-text clarification; the announcement alone is not evidence of a new worldwide balance adjustment.
Does a buffed Sett count himself?
The Korean Sett, Kingpin correction removes the restriction to other buffed friendly units at his battlefield. The English OGN-240/298 refers to each buffed friendly unit there. Our reading is that a buffed Sett at that battlefield therefore includes himself in the count. The useful habit is to identify the affected objects before treating a wording update as a numerical buff.
The Korean foil has a separate price story
KREAM product #1102289 displayed KRW 20,000 when opened on November 7. Its title identifies a Korean R foil, model OGN-255-298-F. We use that as a Korean product reference: a current option-specific ask, stock quantity and condition were not established. The visible Ungraded A execution at the same amount is dated October 10, not today. TCGIndex’s latest stored chart observation is November 6. Neither figure becomes the price of an English copy or the OGN-303 alternate illustration.
Keep the printing and the play note together
An owner can preserve an early printed text while using the current official explanation in a game. A separate sleeve note is a practical bridge between those two records. It avoids altering the card itself and keeps a rule reminder close to the collection. An errata announcement does not establish a corrected physical print run or a future scarcity premium. Save the language, full number and finish with the collectible; save the official link and check date with the play note.
One sentence before your next turn
The announcement covers several cards from Proving Grounds and the main Origins set. Our two examples are a starting point, not a substitute for reading your own card’s entry. Which card would you take out of the binder first: Ahri, or Sett?
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