Catalyst of Aeons
Catalyst of Aeons is an uncommon-rarity spell card from Riftbound's Origins set. It costs 4 Energy. It belongs to the Body domain. It appears in 16% of tracked tournament decks whose legend can run it.
4 Energy | Spell | Body | uncommon | Origins | Art: Kudos Productions
Rules Text
Channel 2 runes exhausted. If you couldn't channel 2 runes this way, draw 1.
Domain: Body
Meta Statistics
Inclusion rate 15.8%. Win rate 50.1% across 128 decks with results.
Price
Market price $0.30 on TCGPlayer, updated Nov 4, 2026. Since Apr 9, 2026 its market price has ranged from $0.24 to $0.80. It is $0.30, down 3% from $0.31 30 days ago.
Related FAQ (1)
If I play Mobilize while I control Seraphic Wyvern and I only have one rune left in my Rune Deck, do I still draw a card?
No. Mobilize's "If you can't" refers only to the original channel action and the rune it was performed on. Seraphic Wyvern adds another rune to that channel, but the action Mobilize references was still performed, so you don't draw. The same goes for Catalyst of Aeons with Seraphic Wyvern on the board and only two runes left in your Rune Deck: you channeled 2 runes, so you don't draw 1, even though Seraphic Wyvern's extra rune couldn't be channeled (rule 359.3.e.14.c).
Tournament Decks
- Miss Fortune — Ali Aintrazi (11W-1L), Saturday $10,000 Riftbound: Leage of Legends TCG Tournament
- Jayce — Antyn Vejil (10W-1L), CCS $25,000 Showdown Series Event - Riftbound Invitational Qualifier #5
- Sivir — Ali Aintrazi (10W-1L), CCS $25,000 Riftbound Invitational Qualifier #3
- Master Yi — Cody southard (8W-3L), Saturday $10,000 Riftbound: Leage of Legends TCG Tournament
- Poppy — Quinn Vega (6W-4L), CCS $25,000 Showdown Series Event - Riftbound Invitational Qualifier #5
Related Cards
- Counter Strike — 2 Energy, Spell
- Decisive Strike — 5 Energy, Spell
- Relentless Pursuit — 2 Energy, Spell
- Riposte — 2 Energy, Spell
- Showstopper — 1 Energy, Spell
- Void Assault — 2 Energy, Spell
- Thrill of the Hunt — 2 Energy, Spell
- Public Execution — 2 Energy, Spell