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Runeterra card guide: every region’s cards explainedAll the cards!
All the cards!
Legends of Runeterrais a card game and that means there’s a lot of cards that are all sorted into different groups. Here they’re called “regions”, which are like the colours in Magic the Gathering, or similar ways to categorise decks in other collectable card games. There are a ton of cards for each region, so we’ve put together a full list of cards that are foundin the game.
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If you are looking for information on champion cards, we have put links to each region’s champion roster in the contents below. The follower and spell links head to sections in this guide but the champion links go to our dedicated champion page. To get back to this page, simply click the “back” button on your browser.
Runeterra card regions explained
In all, there are seven regions in Legends of Runeterra. Each one has its own distinctive flavour when it comes to the types of cards that you’ll be using to construct your deck. You can combine the champions and deck of two regions, making a temporary alliance between them as the spells you weave into the deck coexist to create strategies to win games. Cards are obtained via rewards, more information on that in ourRuneterra vaultguide.
If you would like examples of how each of these cards work in the best decks, look no further than ourRuneterra best decksguide. Some cards are also much better suited to the game’s drafting mode, so find our recommendations in ourRuneterra Expeditionsguide.
Demacia
The region of Demacia has a lot of follower cards, together with just a handful of buff spells. The main aim is to be rather defensive while strategically buffing certain units to break through to the enemy’s Nexus. Key cards includeJudgment, which acts as a potential mass removal. This is also where theElitefollowers appear.
Demacia followers
Demacia spells
Ionia
Ionia followers
Ionia spells
Piltover & Zaun
Piltover & Zaun followers
Piltover & Zaun spells
Noxus
Noxus followers
Noxus spells
Freljord
The frozen depths of Freljord has a lot of defensive and trampling effects. Expect to see lots of large creatures covered in thick fur that could stomp you to bits with Overwhelm. Buffing spells and frostbite effects are a little more common here. Freljord decks tend to skew more towards the Midrange strategies and couple well with Demacia and Shadow Isles.
Freljord followers
Freljord spells
Shadow Isles
The dark realm of the Shadow Isles is a haven for spooky things. They use a lot of sacrifices and Last Breath effects in their deck compositions. Some of the strongest combinations occur within the cards of this region. It’s also the region with the fewest follower cards, but the most magic, including a lot of control and removal spells.
Shadow Isles followers
Shadow Isles spells
Bilgewater
The dark realm of the Shadow Isles is a haven for spooky things. They use a lot of sacrifices and Last Breath effects in their deck compositions. Some of the strongest combinations occur within the cards of this region. It’s also the region with the fewest follower cards, but the most magic, including a lot of control and removal spells.
Bilgewater Isles followers
Bilgewater Isles spells
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Those are all of the follower and spell cards in Runeterra. Do check out our other guides, particularly the one to create the best Legends of Runeterra decks.
