Radiance Reveals Its Music Runes and More Skirmish Promos
Six Yeon Art Studio Rune designs arrive alongside a readable Packed Amphitheater Ultimate Rare render.
Radiance’s concert theme now reaches its alternate-art Runes. Riot’s October 5 overview update shows six musical designs, adds a readable full-card render of the Packed Amphitheater Ultimate Rare and fills in more Summoner Skirmish rewards. For collectors following the set’s music, the Rune designs make a small, connected group to put on a want list.
Six Runes, one musical set
Yeon Art Studio turns each domain into a different part of the performance. Fury has a jagged red electric guitar, while Mind spreads blue sheet music across the card. Chaos brings purple speaker stacks; Calm wraps an acoustic guitar in green swirls. Body uses orange brass-instrument shapes, and Order sends piano keys curling toward a bright sun. All six complete English faces credit Yeon Art Studio.
The overview places these designs in its Alt Art Runes section. Use the full RAD identifier when comparing listings: a shared Rune name does not identify the same artwork. The printed order below differs from the order of the six-card picture.
| Rune | English identifier |
|---|---|
| Fury | RAD R01a EN |
| Calm | RAD R02a EN |
| Mind | RAD R03a EN |
| Body | RAD R04a EN |
| Chaos | RAD R05a EN |
| Order | RAD R06a EN |
Riot’s booster breakdown includes a Token, Rune or Alt Art Rune slot. It does not give a separate appearance rate for these six designs, so an individual pack is a chance to find one, not a promise of completing the group.
The Ultimate render makes its number and artist readable.
Packed Amphitheater’s full-face Ultimate render reads RAD 184/167 EN and credits Fish Art Studio. Its concert scene is framed like a recording screen, with a timer, battery indicator and camera settings. The normal version in Riot’s card gallery is RAD 164/167 EN, credited to Grafit Studio. The update gives collectors a clearer official image to compare; the two versions should remain separate entries on a want list.
Riot’s previously published average remains approximately 0.025% of boosters across the Radiance print run, with no guaranteed Ultimate in a pack, box or case. The useful detail in the readable render is the exact number and artist. For the version you want, compare that full identity and artwork when browsing singles.
Graves, Akali and Lulu join the prize preview.
The Summoner Skirmish wave beginning November 9 now shows Graves, Blasting Through for participation, plus Akali, Brash for Top Cut and Champion prizes. Both Akali promos read RAD 015/167 P EN and credit Luscinia Studio; their TOP 8 and CHAMPION stamps distinguish the rewards.
The wave beginning December 14 adds Lulu, Whimsical, RAD 110/167 P EN, as its participation card, with art by Polar Engine Studio. Ahri, Confident remains the Top Cut and Champion reward shown for that wave.
These are the wave starting dates, so check your local organizer for the actual event date, prize conditions and availability. A preview image does not establish that a store has the promo in hand.
When does Radiance arrive?
Radiance releases October 23, with Pre-Rifts October 16–22. Riot’s next overview update is October 16, when it plans to add the Showdown decklists and Nexus Night promo details. The images here are complete official digital renders; ask for photos of an actual card when comparing physical finish or condition.
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