The Riftbound T1 collection is here, and it turned out to be much more than a logo on a box. Riot has announced two separate products celebrating T1’s 2025 World Championship, each containing five cards chosen by the T1 players themselves. If you care about either LoL esports or Riftbound collecting, this is the most significant promotional product the game has released so far.
Page last updated: August 10 2026. Source: Official Riot announcement, July 3 2026. Drawing timeline and FAQ confirmed via Riot Merch Store update, August 6 and August 10 2026. Both products are available via Riot Merch Store drawing only.
The Two Products at a Glance
There are two separate T1 x Riftbound products. They contain the same five cards with different art treatments, at very different price points and with different included accessories.
| Product | Price | What Is Included | English Availability | Copies |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| T1 2025 Worlds Champion Signature Edition | $360 USD | 5 cards (T1S art), each numbered 1-2025 with gold-stamped player signature and unique foiling | Riot Merch Store drawing, August 2026 | 10,125 serialised per language |
| T1 Worlds Champion Player Bundle | $70 USD | 5 cards (T1A art), sleeves pack, deck box, binder, metal die (1 in 10 are black/gold) | Riot Merch Store drawing, date TBD later in 2026 | Not serialised |
The copy count for the Signature Edition is meaningful if you know the reference: 10,125 represents T1’s third consecutive Worlds win. Each copy is serialised, meaning your box has a unique number between 1 and 2025, with 5 variants per language making 10,125 total. Price is $360 USD / €384.
One important detail from the FAQ: approximately 1 in 5 cards in each bundle carries a gold-stamped player signature. The remaining 4 are standard foil without the signature. The signed card is random, you will not know which player’s signature you received until the order arrives.
The Five Cards
Each T1 player selected their own champion for the collection. Every card exists in two versions: the T1S art (a bold anime-style red and gold illustration created by Pandart Studio) and the T1A art (League of Legends splash art from the League Splash Team). The card abilities are identical across both versions.
| Player | Card | Cost | Might | Keywords | Ability |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Doran | Ambessa, The Wolf | 4 | 4 | Empower 3 | Empowered: I have +3 Power and can’t be dealt damage unless I’m in combat. |
| Oner | Xin Zhao, Vigilant | 3 | 4 | Tank | I enter ready if you have two or more other units in your base. |
| Faker | Galio, Indefatigable | 3 | 6 | Deflect, Tank | I don’t deal combat damage. |
| Gumayusi | Miss Fortune, Buccaneer | 4 | 4 | None | You may play me to an open battlefield. Friendly units may be played to open battlefields. |
| Keria | Seraphine, Not Alone | 5 | 1 | 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 is not legal for play until October 23 2026. Seraphine, Not Alone is from Radiance (Set 5), which does not release until October 23 2026. You can own the card, but you cannot use it in a legal constructed deck until that date. The other four cards in the collection are legal for play immediately.
Faker’s Galio pick has already generated a lot of discussion. Galio has Deflect and Tank but deals no combat damage, making him purely a defensive wall. The flavour text on the card 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 takes punishment and never falls is either very on-brand or very funny, depending on how you look at it.
The Signature Edition Box
The outer box is matte black with a gold T1 emblem clasp. Inside, the five serialised cards sit in an display tray. Each card is individually numbered and carries a gold-stamped player signature alongside a new foiling effect not seen on previous Riftbound cards.
The Player Bundle at $70 includes the same five cards in T1A splash art alongside T1-branded accessories: a sleeves pack, a deck box, a card binder, and a metal die. One in every ten bundles contains a black and gold die instead of the standard version. This product is available in English, Chinese, and Korean.
How to Get Either Product
Both products are sold exclusively via Riot Merch Store drawings, the same system used for previous Riftbound event products. You register during a drawing window, and if selected you are offered the chance to purchase.
The confirmed schedule so far:
| Product | Drawing Window | Where to Register |
|---|---|---|
| T1 2025 Worlds Champion Signature Edition ($360) | Registration August 14-17 2026. Selection emails from August 20. Delivery from September 2. | Riot Merch Store: registration link shared August 14 |
| T1 Worlds Champion Player Bundle ($70) | October 2026 (exact dates TBC) | Riot Merch Store |
T1 Signature Edition drawing timeline:
Registration opens: Friday August 14, 9am Pacific
Registration closes: Monday August 17, 6pm Pacific
Selection emails begin: Thursday August 20
Wave 2 emails if needed: Friday August 24
Wave 3 emails if needed: Monday August 27
Product arrives from: Wednesday September 2
No catch-up pool. All entrants treated equally regardless of prior drawing history. Serialised cards are one-of-a-kind damaged products may be returned for a full refund rather than replaced. Special protective packaging confirmed for all orders.
Neither product is available to buy right now. There is no pre-order link, no TCGPlayer listing, and no Amazon page. The registration link for the Signature Edition will be shared on August 14. A few additional details worth knowing before you enter:
- No catch-up pool. All entrants are treated equally regardless of prior drawing history.
- Serialised cards are one-of-a-kind. An identical replacement cannot be produced if your card is damaged. Damaged products may be returned for a full refund instead.
- Special protective packaging is confirmed for all orders given the collector value.
Secondary market listings for these products will likely appear on TCGPlayer after the August drawing fulfils. If you miss the drawing and want to check prices afterward:
That link goes to the Riftbound section of TCGPlayer. T1 collection cards are not listed yet. Check back after the August drawing fulfils.
Is This Korea-Exclusive?
No. Both products are confirmed for English-language release via the Riot Merch Store drawing system. The announcement also noted that Korean Riftbound social media is now active: the official @RiftboundKR Instagram launched on July 3 2026 alongside this product reveal.
That said, demand will almost certainly exceed supply, especially for the Signature Edition. Drawings are not guaranteed wins. Anyone interested in either product should watch for the August drawing window announcement and register as soon as the window opens.
What Happens Next
The Signature Edition drawing opens in August 2026. Exact dates have not been announced. We will update this page the day the drawing window is confirmed with a direct link to register.
The Player Bundle drawing date is listed only as “later in 2026.” Likely candidates are around the Radiance launch in October, though Riot has not confirmed this.
For Seraphine specifically: she becomes legal for play on October 23 2026 when Radiance releases. If you are interested in building around her, our Radiance hub page covers everything confirmed about Set 5 so far.
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