Annie Aggro Deck — Nanjing Regional 1st Place | Chinese Language

Regional Winning Decklist

The deck that took first place at the Nanjing Regional Championship. This Annie Aggro build is a proven list in the current Riftbound meta — fast, aggressive, and built to close games before your opponent stabilises.

Complete 56-card deck in Chinese-language Riftbound cards, fully tournament-legal in Australia. Ready to sleeve up and play at your next locals or regional event.

Why RiftVault?

• Half the price: This exact 56-card build costs ~$800 to piece together from English singles on TCGPlayer. Same cards. Same deck. Same tournament legality.
• Tournament ready: Every card Near Mint, fully sleeved and deckboxed. Show up and play.
  Can't find a card? Send our team an Email and we'll source it for you.

What's Included

• Complete 56-card competitive decklist (exact Nanjing Regional 1st Place build)
• All cards Near Mint condition
• Fully sleeved in [sleeve type — TBD]
• Deckbox included — ready to carry straight to your next event
• Chinese-language cards (tournament-legal under current Australian Riftbound organised play rules)

Decklist

Full decklist from the Nanjing Regional 1st Place finish. View the Decklist on Riftbound.gg

1 Annie - Dark Child - Starter (OGS-017)
1 Invert Timelines (OGN-201)
2 Switcheroo (SFD-145)
1 Hard Bargain (SFD-136)
1 Rengar - Pouncing (SFD-025)
3 Ferrous Forerunner (SFD-021)
3 Draven - Vanquisher (SFD-020)
3 Flash (OGS-011)
1 Annie - Stubborn (OGS-010)
1 The Dreaming Tree (OGN-292)
1 Startipped Peak (OGN-288)
1 Obelisk of Power (OGN-284)
3 Cleave (OGN-004)
2 Tideturner (OGN-199)
3 Traveling Merchant (OGN-185)
3 Stacked Deck (OGN-183)
3 Sneaky Deckhand (OGN-176)
2 Rebuke (OGN-172)
2 Fight or Flight (OGN-168)
7 Chaos Rune (OGN-166)
3 Kai'Sa - Survivor (OGN-039)
3 Pouty Poro (OGN-013)
1 Noxus Hopeful (OGN-012)
5 Fury Rune (OGN-007)

Shipping & Delivery

[In Stock] — Ships from Australia within 1–3 business days.

[Vault Order] — Sourced from the Vault. Our team locates and ships this deck direct — allow 10–15 business days for delivery.

FAQ

Are Chinese-language Riftbound cards tournament-legal in Australia? Yes. Under current Riftbound organised play rules, Chinese-language cards are fully legal for tournament play in Australia. You can compete at locals, regionals, and major events with this deck.

What condition are the cards? All cards are Near Mint (NM), sourced sealed and inspected before assembly.

Can I customise or swap cards in the deck? Not at this stage, but you can browse our singles collection to pick up tech choices or sideboard options to modify the build yourself.

What if the meta shifts and this deck is no longer Tier 1? We update our Tier 1 Deck offerings as the meta evolves. This listing reflects the build's performance at the time of the tournament result linked above. Check our store for the latest competitive builds.