# Riftbound × T1: The 2025 Worlds Champion Collection Explained

_2026-07-17 · RiftCompare_

Riot's first-ever single-team Riftbound collaboration: a serialised, player-signed Signature Edition and a playable Player Bundle honouring T1's sixth World Championship. Here's what's in each, and the five champions T1 themselves picked.

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

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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](https://playriftbound.com) for the latest.*

Source: https://riftcompare.com/blog/riftbound-t1-worlds-champion-collection
