Vi and Vex are two preconstructed Champion Deck options from Riftbound: Unleashed. Both give you a defined deck to start from, but they approach the game differently. The choice is about which approach you want to explore.
What comes with a Champion Deck?
Riot lists a 56-card preconstructed deck, one Unleashed booster, a paper playmat, a rules and deck-building guide, and a foldable paper deck box for each of these English releases. Each listing is for one Champion Deck. The included booster adds randomized cards for exploring changes to the deck.
Vi: pressure and stronger units
Vi’s deck focuses on strengthening units and applying pressure around the battlefields. It is the option to examine if you like a direct plan built around your units. Check its fixed decklist before deciding which cards you would change.
Vex: a slower, disruptive approach
Vex’s deck is designed to interfere with an opponent’s plans and create difficult decisions while holding battlefields. It is worth considering if you prefer a slower approach with more emphasis on disruption.
View the Vex Unleashed Champion Deck.
Which should you buy?
Start with the champion and style you want to learn. Neither deck is a promise of tournament results, and a preconstructed deck is a starting point rather than a requirement to keep every card unchanged. Two players each need an appropriate deck; these are individual products, not a bundled two-player set.
Compare Riot’s official Vi and Vex decklists if you want to examine the exact cards. Browse all Riftbound decks and booster displays, or read our deck versus booster box guide before choosing between fixed and randomized products.