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Worlds collectibles: start with the year, then identify the promo

Read the new Riftbound Worlds announcement without merging it with last year’s bundle or an existing Yasuo printing.

TCGIndex editorial · 2026-10-10
Actual card comparison: Worlds collectibles: start with the year, then identify the promo
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Give the new announcement its own record

LoL Esports’ October 7 announcement lists a Yasuo Legend promo and three host-city Battlefield promos for Riftbound x Worlds 2026 Edition. Online drawing details are to follow. Save the announcement and check for that separate follow-up before treating a listing as an open online order.

A year is part of the product identity

Riot’s 2025 product page instead lists Panda Teemo and oversized Battlefields. A note headed only “Worlds bundle” loses a useful distinction. Write the full official product name and year before comparing a seller’s actual contents photographs. Keep regional availability and delivery conditions beside the seller’s source rather than filling them in from another region.

A Yasuo search is a starting point

Our October 10 catalogue cross-check found separate Origins records for Yasuo OGN-076/298 and OGN-205/298, plus their a printings. These existing entries do not establish the identity or trading price of the new Worlds promo. Match the full printed number, artwork and finish before selecting a comparison. We have not verified a resale price for the new promo and attach none to it.

Make the next lookup easier

Keep front and back photographs with the product year, full card number, language and finish. If the printing is uncertain, resolve its identity before recording a price. Rising search interest can suggest an editorial topic; it is not evidence of completed trades or an expected return.

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Try it yourself

  • Include the official product name and year
  • Check promo identity and Battlefield contents
  • Look for the separate online drawing announcement
  • Record the full number, language, artwork and finish
  • Keep existing Yasuo prices separate from the new promo

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