Revealed at the Mid-Season Invitational in Seoul, the Riftbound × T1 2025 Worlds Champion Collection is the most ambitious collector's product Riot has attempted for its League of Legends trading card game. It arrives alongside Riftbound's expansion into Korea, and it exists for one reason: to commemorate T1's sixth World Championship — and their third consecutive title — in a form you can hold.
There are two versions. The Signature Edition is the grail: $360, capped at 10,125 copies per language, with a serialized, gold-stamped signed card in every box. The Player Bundle ($70) is the accessible sibling for people who actually want to sleeve these up and play. The Signature Edition drawing opens in August on the Riot Merch store.
Why This One Is Different
Riot's previous Worlds Bundle sold out in under 20 minutes and now trades near four figures. The T1 Signature Edition is rarer by design — serialized, signed, hard-capped, and released by drawing rather than a first-come sale.
What Makes the Signature Edition a Grail
A Serialized Card, Numbered 1 to 2025
Every Signature Edition contains one serialized card numbered between 1 and 2025 — a direct nod to the year T1 lifted the trophy again. That serialized card also carries a gold-stamped player signature.
Five Champion Cards, Hand-Picked by T1
Each of the five Champion unit cards was personally chosen by a member of the championship roster, rendered in all-new art inside a special commemorative card frame with an entirely new foiling effect.
A Tribute to a Sixth Worlds Title
The collection honors T1's sixth World Championship — and their third consecutive Worlds win. This isn't a generic set; it's a physical artifact of one of esports' greatest dynasties.
10,125 Copies Per Language. That's It.
English, Chinese, and Korean editions are each capped at exactly 10,125 copies. One print run, a global fanbase in the hundreds of millions, and a drawing-based release — the math writes itself.
All Five Cards — And Who Picked Them
Each champion was personally selected by a member of the championship-winning roster. That personal fingerprint is what turns this from merchandise into memorabilia.
Galio, Indefatigable
The most decorated player in League history picks the ever-enduring colossus. Community consensus: the chase card of the set.
Ambessa, The Wolf
A top-lane pick with teeth — Ambessa in a commemorative frame is a striking piece of art.
Miss Fortune, Buccaneer
A marksman's marksman, chosen by one of the most confident ADCs in the world.
Seraphine, Not Alone
From the upcoming Radiance set — note that this card won't be legal for competitive play until Radiance releases.
Xin Zhao, Vigilant
A jungler's jungler pick, and a fitting emblem for the engine room of a three-peat roster.
Signature Edition vs. Player Bundle
| Signature Edition | Player Bundle |
|---|
| Price (English) | $360 | $70 |
| Print run | 10,125 per language | Not disclosed |
| Serialized card | Yes — numbered 1–2025 | No |
| Signature | Gold-stamped player signature | No |
| Card art | All-new art, special frame, new foiling | Same champions, different art |
| Accessories | Premium collector presentation | Sleeves, deckbox, binder, metal die |
| Release | Riot Merch drawing — August | Later in the year, via drawing |
How to Actually Get One
The English Signature Edition is distributed by drawing on the Riot Merch store, opening in August — not a first-come, first-served sale. That format is deliberate: it blunts bots and scalpers, but it also means entering is a lottery ticket, not a purchase. Chinese and Korean editions are handled separately through in-region channels, and the English Player Bundle follows later in the year through its own drawing.
If the drawing doesn't go your way, history suggests the secondary market moves fast. Riot's previous Worlds Bundle 2025 retailed at $99.99, sold out in under 20 minutes, and now trades near $1,178 sealed — and that one had no serialization and no signatures.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Riftbound x T1 2025 Worlds Champion Signature Edition?
It's a premium, highly limited collector's product for Riot Games' League of Legends TCG, Riftbound, celebrating T1's sixth World Championship title and third consecutive Worlds win. It contains five Champion unit cards hand-selected by the T1 players, presented with all-new art, a special card frame, a brand-new foiling effect, and one serialized card numbered 1–2025 carrying a gold-stamped player signature.
How much does the T1 Worlds Champion Signature Edition cost?
The English Signature Edition is priced at $360. The Chinese edition is ¥2,025 and the Korean edition is ₩500,000.
When is the release date and how do I get one?
The English Signature Edition is released through a drawing (raffle) on the Riot Merch store, with the drawing opening in August. Chinese and Korean versions are distributed separately through in-region channels. Because it's a drawing rather than a first-come sale, entering does not guarantee a copy.
How limited is the Signature Edition?
Exactly 10,125 copies are produced per language — English, Chinese, and Korean. The serialization runs from 1 to 2025, referencing the championship year.
What's the difference between the Signature Edition and the Player Bundle?
The Signature Edition ($360) is the premium collector's version with unique foiling, the special frame, and the serialized signed card. The Player Bundle ($70) includes the same five champions with different art, plus a sleeves pack, deckbox, binder, and a metal die — with one in ten dies being a black-and-gold variant. The Player Bundle arrives later in the year, also via a Riot Merch drawing.
Which cards are in the T1 collection?
Doran — Ambessa, The Wolf; Faker — Galio, Indefatigable; Gumayusi — Miss Fortune, Buccaneer; Keria — Seraphine, Not Alone; and Oner — Xin Zhao, Vigilant.
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Published by Vanguard Merchants · More on the blog. Details reflect Riot's announced information at time of publishing and are subject to change. Riftbound and League of Legends are trademarks of Riot Games, Inc. T1 is a trademark of its respective owner. Imagery is illustrative.
