Riftbound domains
The six domains plus Colorless. A card's domain sets which decks it can go in, and dual-domain cards belong to two at once. 201 cards do.
A domain is a Riftbound card's colour: the resource it needs and the deck it belongs in. There are six, plus Colorless cards that fit anywhere, and a card can carry two domains at once.
Body
232 cards · 61 dualRaw physical might. Durable units that expect to win the board by out-muscling it.
$2,813.25Calm
232 cards · 62 dualPatience and control. Defensive tools, careful resource use, and winning the long game.
$5,626.50Chaos
227 cards · 59 dualHigh variance and disruption. Effects that break the expected shape of a turn.
$3,250.27Fury
222 cards · 57 dualRelentless aggression. Fast damage and pressure applied before the opponent settles.
$5,624.23Mind
230 cards · 62 dualKnowledge and misdirection. Drawing, digging and steering the game from behind.
$6,806.94Order
238 cards · 65 dualStructure and discipline. Buffs, coordination and boards that grow stronger together.
$1,573.17Colorless
72 cardsNo domain requirement, so it slots into any deck, the format's connective tissue.
$61.78Questions about domains
How many domains are there in Riftbound?
Six: Mind, Chaos, Calm, Fury, Body, Order. Colorless is not a domain of its own; it marks the cards that any deck can play, which is why it appears alongside them here.
What is a dual-domain card?
A card that belongs to two domains at once and counts towards both. There are 366 dual-domain printings in the catalog, and they are what lets a two-colour deck hold together.
Which domain is worth the most?
Mind, holding 41.42% of the catalog's value across 230 cards at an average of $140.75. Domain value tracks which champions are chased rather than anything about the domain itself.
