Riftbound × T1: The 2025 Worlds Champion Collection Explained

Riot just did something it's never done in Riftbound before: partner with a single esports team, rather than the league as a whole, on a dedicated card collection. The Riftbound × T1 2025 Worlds Champion Collection honours T1's sixth World Championship title — and third straight — with signed, serialised cards picked by the players themselves.

Two products, two very different audiences

T1 2025 Worlds Champion Signature Edition — the premium collector's version. Riot is capping production hard: only 10,125 copies per language (English, Chinese, Korean), each including one card serial-numbered from 1 to 2025 (marking the championship year) with a gold-stamped signature from the corresponding player. The five cards also get a new foiling effect made specifically for this collection.

T1 2025 Worlds Champion Player Bundle — the accessible version, for people who actually want to play with these cards. Same five champions with different (non-serialised, non-signed) art, plus a Sleeves Pack, Deckbox, Binder, and a Metal Die — 1 in every 10 dies is a special black-and-gold variant.

The 5 cards — each hand-picked by a player

Every card was personally chosen by the corresponding member of T1's championship roster:

• Choi "Doran" Hyeon-jun → Ambessa, The Wolf
• Lee "Faker" Sang-hyeok → Galio, Indefatigable
• Lee "Gumayusi" Min-hyeong → Miss Fortune, Buccaneer
• Ryu "Keria" Min-seok → Seraphine, Not Alone
• Moon "Oner" Hyeon-joon → Xin Zhao, Vigilant

Seraphine, Not Alone isn't in our card database yet — it hasn't been officially catalogued as a standalone printing outside this reveal, so we can't show a price for it yet. We'll add it the moment it's tracked.

How to actually get one

Both products are distributed through a drawing on the Riot Merch Store, not a normal storefront sale — you enter, you don't just add to cart. The Signature Edition's drawing opens in August 2026; the Player Bundle follows later in the year, with more details still to come.

Should you expect these on RiftCompare?

Not directly — the Signature Edition and Player Bundle art are exclusive to this collection and distributed by drawing, so they won't show up as a normal store listing we can price-compare (any secondary-market copies that surface later on eBay would, like any other collectible). What is already trackable right now is the regular base printing of each of the four cataloged champions above — worth a look if the collection has you wanting the "normal" version of Faker's or Doran's pick while you wait on the drawing.

Product details (print run, contents, availability) are from Riot's own announcement and reporting on it — see the collection's own page on Riftbound's official site for the latest.