The signed variant of Blind Monk strikes you first with motion. Lee Sin is mid-kick, body twisting with precision, every line in the composition carrying momentum toward the viewer.
The swirling gold dragon behind him amplifies that sense of force, a visual echo of the energy in his strike.
The mood is disciplined aggression—measured, yet unstoppable.
Illustration Breakdown
Loiza Chen’s composition places Lee Sin slightly off-center, his extended leg creating a diagonal line that drives the eye across the card.
His red sash arcs with the motion, balancing the dark tones of his trousers and the muted grays of his torso wrap.
The dragon in the background isn’t just decoration—it frames him, curling in a way that guides focus back to his form while also suggesting his spiritual and martial discipline.
The signature cuts boldly through the lower torso and dragon, its bright white contrasting with the warmer palette. It doesn’t disrupt the scene—it claims it, marking this as a rare and personal edition.
Gameplay Integration
Blind Monk’s gameplay ability—to buff a friendly unit for one mana, granting +1 Might if it has no buffs—fits neatly with the controlled yet powerful posture in the art.
This isn’t reckless motion; it’s targeted impact.
Just as Lee Sin’s kick is deliberate, the in-game effect is precise, letting you strengthen the right unit at the right time. Both art and mechanic reward focus and timing.
Collector Details / Value Mention
Set Number: OGN 304 of 298 (Overnumbered)
Rarity: Legend
Foil Status: Confirmed for signed variant
Alt Art / Overnumbered: Signed overnumbered edition
Blind Monk signed variant blends one of Riftbound’s most dynamic martial visuals with real competitive relevance.
For collectors, the overnumbered status and signature push it into premium territory, while Lee Sin’s popularity ensures ongoing demand.
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