Description
Yone, Blademaster hits the board armed and ready to punish, and this Showcase print is his signature version, card 233*/221 from Riftbound’s Spiritforged set. Collectors who want to buy Yone Blademaster Signature Australia-wide can add this Body Champion Unit, tagged Ionia, Yone and Demon, to a showpiece collection.
Buy Yone Blademaster Signature Australia: card breakdown
- Version: Showcase, signature version 233*/221
- Set: Spiritforged
- Type: Champion Unit
- Domain: Body
- Tags: Ionia, Yone, Demon
- Cost: 5 Energy plus 1 Power
- Might: 5
WEAPONMASTER and a strike into the base
Yone’s WEAPONMASTER keyword means that when you play him, you can equip one of your Equipment to him at a reduced cost, so he enters already armed. His second ability fires when he conquers an open battlefield: he deals damage equal to his Might to an enemy unit sitting in a base. Starting at 5 Might, that is a serious blow, and anything that raises his Might raises the damage with it.
Yone Blademaster 233*/221 in a Body deck
Body players building around Equipment get double value from the Demon blade: a cheaper attachment the moment he lands, then a reason to march him onto an open battlefield. Picking off an enemy unit waiting back in its base can remove a threat before it ever reaches the fight.
Collecting the Yone signature version
The asterisk in 233*/221 identifies this as the signature version, and the 233 itself already runs past Spiritforged’s 221-card count. For Ionia collectors and Yone mains alike, Showcase artwork paired with signature status makes this the headline card of a Spiritforged display. It carries his full WEAPONMASTER and conquer text, so this blademaster remains fully playable should you ever decide to sleeve him.
Related cards and more Riftbound
Equipment builds also suit Azir – Emperor of the Sands, a Calm and Order Legend whose Sand Soldiers share Yone’s WEAPONMASTER keyword. On the Body side, Fiora – Grand Duelist is a Legend built around MIGHTY units, and Yone’s 5 Might puts him on that mark from the start. Our Riftbound: League of Legends TCG section holds the rest of our singles, and Riot Games’ official Riftbound website covers the game that Yone’s blades belong to.
