The Winning Point

In this video, we continue our Spiritforged set review series by breaking down every card in the Calm domain. Joined by Prismaticism, we go card-by-card to evaluate what Calm brings to Riftbound — from efficient value engines and defensive tools to counterspells, gear synergies, and late-game power plays.Calm continues to solidify its identity as a control-leaning, value-oriented domain, featuring standout cards like Not So Fast, Lonely Poro, Stellacorn Herder, and powerful gear options such as Heart of Dark Ice and Guardian Angel. We discuss which cards feel like auto-includes, which are meta-dependent tech, and which might struggle to find a home in competitive play.Whether you’re preparing for Spiritforged tournaments, refining your green decks, or just want a deeper understanding of how Calm fits into the evolving Riftbound meta, this breakdown will help you separate the staples from the traps.📺 This video is part of a 7-part review series, covering every card in Spiritforged — be sure to check out the rest of the playlist for full set coverage.

Welcome to our full Fury Domain set review for Riftbound’s Spiritforged expansion.In this episode, we break down every Fury card, giving first impressions, ratings, and early meta predictions to help players understand what’s worth testing, what’s likely sideboard tech, and what may define the format going forward.Joined by Prismaticism and Cas, we walk through Fury’s new units, reactions, gear, and champions, discussing how cards like Draven, Ferrous Forerunner, Rumble (Hotheaded), Long Sword, Piercing Light, and more as they fit into aggressive and midrange strategies. We also dive into weapon synergies, mech recursion, accelerate lines, and future combo potential, especially where Fury intersects with champions like Draven, Lucian, Rumble, and Rek'Sai.📺 This episode is part of a 7-part domain review series, covering every domain in Spiritforged — be sure to check out the rest of it for a full set coverage.

Welcome to Episode 28 of The Winning Point! Spiritforged is officially on the horizon for Riftbound and we're closing this year out with a closer look at what's coming next. Spoiler alert: it includes co-streams for upcoming Spiritforged Chinese tournaments. In this episode, the crew breaks down early Spiritforged impressions, discusses hands-on experiences with Riftbound sealed play, and recaps the Paris Open, including what the event felt like on the ground and how Riot’s presence shaped the experience. With Spiritforged already live in China and global release approaching, we talk about how sealed differs from constructed Riftbound, what deck ideas we've come up with, and why the format feels so strong. If you’re preparing for Spiritforged, curious about sealed Riftbound, or want to stay ahead of the evolving meta, this is an episode you don’t want to miss.

Welcome to episode 27 of The Winning Point! This week the team returns from the Houston Regional, breaks down early takeaways from the event, and dives into the newest wave of Spiritforged spoilers. Blevins, Casanova, and Charm3r cover what stood out, what surprised them, and how the meta may shift heading into Bologna and Vegas.🔥 Houston Regional Recap• Casanova returns with a shredded voice but a full report• Friends making top finishes, best-of prizing highlights• Early impressions of how Origins decks performed under pressure✨ Spiritforged SpoilersWe take a look at several standout new cards revealed since last episode:• Renata Glasc — A powerful new blue card that can draw or score points directly, giving players another way to break the point curve.• Teemo Tools: Edge of Night & Switcheroo — New hidden-card interactions that help solve Teemo’s retake problems and open up creative battlefield manipulation.🗺️ Looking Ahead• Online set two events have already begun• Players preparing for Bologna, Vegas, and upcoming skirmishes• The team reflects on the “lame duck” period of seeing a full new set before being able to play itBe sure to like, comment, and subscribe — your support helps us keep covering events, spoilers, and the evolving competitive Riftbound scene.

Spiritforged just unleashed the biggest wave of spoilers yet — and Episode 26 of The Winning Point breaks down as many major reveals as time allowed. From powerful purple spells to new token engines, counterspells, gear synergies, and combo enablers, this set is shaping up to be quite an impactful first expansion for Riftbound. In this episode, we analyze the most competitive, most hype, and most game-changing Spiritforged cards, including:🔥 Fizz Trickster – Purple’s new reaction-speed “free spell” engine🔥 Ornn – Blue/Green gear legend with huge long-game scaling🔥 Rek'Sai Swarm Queen – The top-deck swarm engine🔥 Bellows Breath, Downwell, Void Hatchling, and many more! 🔥 META & COMPETITIVE INSIGHTSWe also break down:• Why Purple and Blue may be the biggest winners of Spiritforged• Early Spiritforged combos and synergy packages• Predictions heading into the Houston Riftbound eventThere's a few more spoilers on their way, but we dug into those that were released thus far and how they may make an impact — what’s strong, what seems suspicious, and what competitive players should be preparing for.🎥 TURN’EM SIDEWAYS AT HOUSTONWe’ll be on-site in Houston filming a documentary-style project following players through the event — deck techs, round-by-round reactions, and behind-the-scenes stories from the competitive community.