#Jinx TCG

The new game marks Riot’s bold entrance into the competitive trading card game (TCG) industry—a space dominated by hits like Magic: The Gathering, Yu-Gi-Oh!, and Pokémon TCG. The Origins set will debut with over 300 cards, featuring well-known champions like Annie, Garen, Jinx, Lee Sin, Lux, Master Yi, Viktor, Volibear, and Yasuo. Additionally, Origins Champion Decks will be pre-built 56-card decks themed around champions like Viktor, Jinx, and Lee Sin, offering a blend of units, spells, gear, runes, and battlegrounds. Riot’s foray into TCGs seems not just ambitious—but potentially game-changing. The Pokémon Company International has recently unveiled Pokémon TCG Live, a new app that will enable Trainers to play the Pokémon Trading Card Game through an updated digital format. Pokémon TCG Live is a free-to-play game, which will be playable on smartphones, tablets, PCs, and Macs. “As we look back on 25 wonderful years of Pokémon, we are once again reminded of how the Pokémon Trading Card Game has always been a strong pillar of the franchise and beloved by young and veteran Trainers alike,” said Barry Sams, Vice President of the Pokémon TCG at The Pokémon Company International. Read more in our articles including "Riot Games Unveils Riftbound, a League of Legends Card Game Set to Launch This Year" and "Pokemon Trading Card Game Live coming to mobile and PC".