Riftbound League of Legends TCG: Mazos Champion Deck (3 versiones a elegir – Inglés)


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Te damos la bienvenida a Riftbound TCG, el juego ambientado en el universo de League of Legends.

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Mazo de 56 cartas preconstruido listo para jugar.

3 Versiones disponibles a elegir: Viktor, Jinx y Lee Sin.

 

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