Possession
Possession is an epic-rarity spell card from Riftbound's Origins set. It costs 8 Energy and 3 Power. It belongs to the Chaos domain. It has the Action keyword.
8 Energy | 3 Power | Spell | Chaos | epic | Origins | Art: League of Legends
Rules Text
[Action] (Play on your turn or in showdowns.) Choose an enemy unit at a battlefield. Take control of it and recall it. (Send it to your base. This isn't a move.)
Keywords
Domain: Chaos
Meta Statistics
Inclusion rate 0.3%. Win rate 39.9% across 14 decks with results.
Price
Market price $1.14 on TCGPlayer, updated Nov 4, 2026. Since Apr 9, 2026 its market price has ranged from $0.79 to $4.58. It is $1.14, up 25% from $0.91 30 days ago.
Related FAQ (2)
Can I move my ally's unit to my own base with Unforgiven, the Yasuo legend? Does that mean it's mine now?
No, you can't do this. Any time you try to move something you don't control into your base, it moves to its controller's base instead. This is hard-coded in the rules, similar to how cards you own can ever be in your own hand, trash, or deck, even if something tries to put them in a different when. Similarly, you and your ally can never both have units at the same battlefield; the rules prevent any move that tries to make that happen. A few cards, including Unforgiven, were printed with English text that suggests misleading outcomes in these situations (but were printed correctly in Chinese). Those cards are receiving errata to clarify what they can and can't do. Banish a friendly unit, then its owner plays it to their base, ignoring its cost. For The Syren and Unforgiven, this is not functional errata, just a clarification. For Portal Rescue, this is a slight functional change to its interaction with cards like Possession. Previously, you could use Portal Rescue to re-play a card you took with Possession and retain control of it, but under the new wording this would give it back to its owner. Another card, Tideturner, is receiving similar errata and another clarification (see below).
If I play Possession and take control of my opponent's Ekko, Revolutionary, can I play his activated ability to banish and then play him? Do I control him when he comes back?
Yes to both. You control Ekko, so you decide when and whether to activate his ability, and the player who plays a card becomes its controller (rules 378 and 191.2).
Tournament Decks
- Miss Fortune — Saul Pena (6W-3L), Friday $5,000 Riftbound: League of Legends TCG Tournament
- Mel — funnyanger (4W-2L), Convergence #3
- Sivir — Franklin Hajny (3W-4L), CCS $25,000 Riftbound Invitational Qualifier #3
- Annie — Jordan (0W-5L), Convergence #3
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