The Riftbound T1 collaboration launched in 2026 as part of Vendetta, producing a limited run of cards and collector products tied to T1’s 2025 World Championship win. This page covers everything that exists: the products, the cards, the rarity, and where to find them now that the original drawing has closed.
T1 is the most successful organisation in League of Legends esports history, with six World Championship titles. Their 2023, 2024, and 2025 wins made them the first organisation to achieve three consecutive Worlds titles. Faker, T1’s mid laner, is a six-time World Champion and the most decorated player in LoL history. The collaboration was revealed at MSI 2026 in Daejeon, South Korea, timed to coincide with Riot’s announcement of Korean Riftbound launching in September 2026. Faker personally shared the T1 Signature Edition products on social media at launch and selected Galio, Indefatigable as his own card. A champion whose flavour text reads: “I have watched the rise and fall of many teams, but the player who stood at the end was always me.”
Page last updated: September 2026. Source: Official Riot announcement, July 3 2026. The original Merch Store drawing closed August 17 2026. Products are now secondary market only.
The T1 Signature Edition Products
Two separate products were released under the T1 x Riftbound collaboration. Both contain the same five cards, each chosen by a T1 player, but with different art treatments and very different price points. Neither is available at original retail pricing any longer.
| Product | Set Code | Art Style | Contents | Original Price | Buy |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| T1 2025 Worlds Champion Signature Edition | T1S | Anime-style red and gold illustration (Pandart Studio) | 5 serialised cards, each numbered 1-2025, gold-stamped player signature (1 in 5 cards), unique foiling effect | $360 USD / €384 | TCGPlayer |
| T1 Worlds Champion Player Bundle | T1A | League of Legends splash art (League Splash Team) | 5 cards, sleeves pack, deck box, binder, metal die (1 in 10 bundles: black/gold die) | $70 USD | TCGPlayer |
The Signature Edition is the collector tier. The box is matte black with a gold T1 emblem clasp. Inside, the five serialised cards sit in an illuminated display tray. The Player Bundle is the play tier: the same five cards in standard LoL splash art, alongside branded accessories. Both are now secondary market only.
The Player Bundle is available in English, Chinese, and Korean. The Signature Edition was English only for the August 2026 drawing.
| Player | Card | Keywords | Ability |
|---|---|---|---|
| Doran | Ambessa, The Wolf | Empower 3 | Empowered: I have +3 Power and can’t be dealt damage unless I’m in combat. |
| Oner | Xin Zhao, Vigilant | Tank | I enter ready if you have two or more other units in your base. |
| Faker | Galio, Indefatigable | Deflect, Tank | I don’t deal combat damage. |
| Gumayusi | Miss Fortune, Buccaneer | None | You may play me to an open battlefield. Friendly units may be played to open battlefields. |
| Keria | Seraphine, Not Alone | None | When you play me or when I become exhausted, play a 1 Power Recruit unit token to your base. I have +1 Power for each other exhausted unit you control. |
Seraphine, Not Alone is from Radiance (Set 5) and is not legal for Standard play until October 23 2026. The other four cards are legal in Vendetta-format constructed immediately.
Faker’s Galio pick is worth noting on its own. Galio has Deflect and Tank but deals no combat damage, making him a purely defensive wall. His flavour text reads: “I have watched the rise and fall of many teams, but the player who stood at the end was always me.” Faker picking a card that absorbs everything and never falls is either very on-brand or very funny depending on how you look at it.
How Rare Are T1 Signature Cards?
The Signature Edition was serialised to 10,125 total English copies. Each box contains five cards numbered 1-2025, one per player, and the run of five complete numbered sets equals 10,125 across all five players. That number is not arbitrary: it references T1’s third consecutive Worlds win.
Within those 10,125 copies, approximately 1 in 5 cards carries a gold-stamped player signature. The other 4 carry the same unique foiling treatment but no signature. Which player’s signed card appears in your box is random and unknown until the order arrives.
This makes the Faker-signed Galio the most sought-after individual card in the set. As the most recognised player in competitive LoL history, a serialised, signed Faker card from a limited run of 2,025 copies is the closest thing Riftbound has produced to a true prestige collectible.
The Foil Plated Legend
The T1 x Riftbound collaboration also includes a Foil Plated Legend card tied to the T1 theme. Foil Plated Legends are among the rarest printings in Riftbound, using a distinct foiling process not applied to standard showcase or signature cards. The T1-themed Foil Plated Legend is a collector-tier pull with a very low pull rate.
For a full breakdown of how Signature cards, Foil Plated Legends, and other premium Riftbound prints compare on the rarity scale, see our complete Riftbound Signature Cards guide.
The T1 x Riftbound Drawing (August 2026)
Both products were originally sold via a Riot Merch Store drawing. Registration ran August 14-17 2026, with selection emails sent from August 20 and products shipping from September 2. The drawing is now closed. If you are looking to purchase either product, the secondary market is the only option.
Where to Find T1 Riftbound Products Now
The original Merch Store drawing closed in August 2026. TCGPlayer is the primary secondary market source for both the T1S and T1A versions. Individual cards and sealed product from the collaboration appear there as sellers list copies from their orders.
| What You Are Looking For | Where to Look | Link |
|---|---|---|
| T1 Signature Edition cards and sealed product (any version) | TCGPlayer Riftbound section | Browse TCGPlayer |
| T1 Riftbound products on Amazon | Amazon US | Search Amazon US |
Prices on the secondary market will vary significantly depending on whether you are buying individual T1S or T1A cards, complete sealed sets, or signed copies specifically. The Faker-signed Galio consistently commands the highest premium of any individual card in the set.