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Riot's Radiance booster display drawing: selection emails are out

By Ron Cruz · Published September 17, 2026

Sign-ups for Riot’s Radiance drawing on the Riot Games Merch Store are closed. They ran from September 25 to September 30, and Riot started emailing selected players on October 5. Players in North America and Europe could enter for the chance to buy one Radiance Booster Display, and Riot’s drawing FAQ adds the Seraphine vs. Evelynn Showdown Decks to the same drawing.

A glowing blue orb above a mechanical platform in Riot's Radiance announcement artwork.
Official artwork from Riot's Radiance Merch Store announcement. Image: Riot Games.

If you get picked, you’ll have the chance to buy a display containing 24 packs of 14 cards each.

Check your email

The email comes from support@riotgames.com. Check your spam folder too, and only trust emails from that address: Riot warned players to watch out for impersonators.

Radiance Booster Display packaging beside a Seraphine 14-card booster pack.
The Radiance Booster Display and booster pack shown in the announcement. Image: Riot Games.

You only have 24 hours to buy

The email links to a cart with the products you were drawn for. Once it arrives, you have 24 hours to finish checkout, so make sure you get it done. If you miss that window, you lose your opportunity to buy.

If you were drawn for both products and only want one, you can remove the other from your cart. Removing it is final.

Don’t worry if you don’t get picked in the first round

Keep checking your email. When someone decides not to buy or lets their 24-hour window run out, that display goes back into the pool. Riot then draws again from people who haven’t been selected yet.

Those rounds continue until the stock is gone, so not getting picked the first time doesn’t mean you’re out.

When do orders go out?

Riot starts fulfilling orders on October 23, 2026, the same day Radiance releases.

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Article history

Updated October 6, 2026: Sign-ups closed on September 30, and Riot started emailing selected players on October 5. Added the Showdown Decks, which Riot's drawing FAQ includes.