Riftbound is dropping its very first themed gift box — the Secret Garden Gift Box — officially launching on July 10. Decked out in a cozy, whimsical forest garden aesthetic starring Ivern, Lillia and the cuddly poro, it’s packed with content for collectors, competitive players and casual fans alike.
Here’s what’s inside the full set:
3 exclusive alternate-art cards: Featuring legendary Ivern, Friend to All, legendary Lillia, Bashful Bloom, and the unit Daring Poro. All share the cohesive Secret Garden artwork, and they’re fully legal for constructed play — great for both binder collections and tournament decks.
5 full-art double-sided alternate-art tokens: Covering in-game markers Bird, Gold, Brush and Sprite, with unique garden-themed art on both sides. There’s also a 1-in-6 chance to get a full set of front-side foil tokens, adding that classic unboxing thrill and extra collectible value.2 packs of horizontal art card sleeves: One Ivern design and one Lillia design, 60 sleeves per pack, sized 92×66mm — perfect for sleeving a full deck, protecting your cards while upgrading your tabletop look.
2 themed postcards: One for each character, great for display or as a small keepsake.3 Unleashed advanced booster packs: Jump right into expanding your collection after unboxing, no extra purchase needed to try out new builds.
From a regular player’s point of view, this is a really solid first themed release. Instead of being a pure display-only merchandise set, it strikes a great balance between collectibility, gameplay utility and visual appeal. Collectors get exclusive art and rare foil variants, regular players get essential sleeves, tokens and boosters, and anyone who loves the aesthetic gets a complete themed set. For the price point, it’s great value — and an easy pick-up for anyone who’s a fan of Ivern and Lillia.
All in all, the Secret Garden Gift Box is a strong start to Riftbound’s themed product line, with no trade-off between looks and practicality. If you’re interested, be sure to mark July 10 on your calendar.
