The Riftbound x T1 Worlds Champion Collection

Signature Edition vs. Player Bundle

The Riftbound x T1 2025 Worlds Champion Collection celebrates T1's sixth World Championship, its third in a row, which it won after entering Worlds 2025 as the fourth seed. Riot revealed it at the Mid-Season Invitational in Seoul in early July 2026. Both products hold the same five champion units, each picked by a member of the winning roster, with new art in each version.

Both come in English, Chinese and Korean. Riot ran the English drawing itself and said the Chinese and Korean versions would be handled separately in each region. Riot's announcement →

The five cards and who picked them

Every card is a reprint of a champion unit, not a new card. Four come from sets already out; Keria's Seraphine is from Radiance, so the T1 printing reached players before the card itself was legal. These are the Signature Edition printings.

Galio, Indefatigable (T1 Worlds Champion Signature Edition Bundle)

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Picked by Faker.

Seraphine, Not Alone (T1 Worlds Champion Signature Edition Bundle)

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Picked by Keria.

Miss Fortune, Buccaneer (T1 Worlds Champion Signature Edition Bundle)

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Picked by Gumayusi.

Ambessa, The Wolf (T1 Worlds Champion Signature Edition Bundle)

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Picked by Doran.

Xin Zhao, Vigilant (T1 Worlds Champion Signature Edition Bundle)

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Picked by Oner.

Here is what each one does, from the original printings. Galio, Faker's pick, is a 3-Energy, 6 Might Order unit with Deflect and Tank that deals no combat damage, so it exists to absorb hits. Seraphine costs 5 Energy and makes a 1 Might Recruit token when you play her and each time she becomes exhausted, gaining +1 Might for each other exhausted unit you control.

Gumayusi's Miss Fortune lets you play her, and your other units, to an open battlefield. Doran's Ambessa is a 4-Energy Body unit that can Empower for 3 plus a Body rune, then has +3 Might and can't be dealt damage outside combat. Oner's Xin Zhao is a 3-Energy Tank that enters ready if you have two or more other units in your base.

If you want the cards to play rather than to display, the original printings do the same thing on the table, and the four already released are inexpensive Rares.

The serialized, signed card

Each Signature Edition has one serialized card, numbered from 1 to 2025 for the year T1 won, with that player's signature gold-stamped on it. Riot's store page says which player you get is random, at a 1-in-5 ratio. With 10,125 copies per language, that works out to 2,025 serialized copies of each player's card per language, which matches the numbering.

The other four cards in the box are the Signature Edition printings without a serial number or signature. TCGplayer lists the serialized cards separately, and notes that the number you receive varies from the one pictured.

"Signature" here means an autograph. It isn't the same as a Riftbound Signature card, the champion-tagged Epic you can run 3 of, or the asterisked signature printings in booster packs. Both other meanings of signature →

How the Riot Merch drawing worked

Riot sold the English Signature Edition only by drawing, not first come, first served. Registration ran from Friday, August 14, 2026 at 9am Pacific to Monday, August 17 at 6pm Pacific. Selection emails started Thursday, August 20, with further waves planned for August 24 and August 27 if needed, and orders began arriving September 2.

Riot said there was no Catch Up pool, so past entries and purchases didn't change your odds. The store page limits it to 1 per Riot ID, and a signature may be required on delivery. Because each serialized card is unique, Riot said a damaged one can't be replaced; instead, you can return the complete product for a full refund.

The drawing had a bot problem. After the first emails, Riot's Riftbound account posted on August 20 that its Riftbound and Player Security teams were investigating screenshots shared on social media, and fan sites reported that suspicious selected orders were voided and returned to the pool before the next wave. Riot's drawing details →

Player Bundle: where it stands

As of October 11, 2026, Riot has not posted dates for the Player Bundle drawing. Its last word, on August 3, was that the bundle "will be made available as part of a drawing in October." Riot gave printing timelines and logistics as the reason it trails the Signature Edition, and it has said the English version will also be sold by drawing on the Riot Merch store.

Riot's announcements page through October 9 covers Radiance's own drawing (sign-ups September 25 to 30) but nothing on the Player Bundle. If you want one, watch Riot's Riftbound news and the Riot Merch store; a drawing gives everyone the same window, so there is no advantage to entering early. Riot's August 3 update →

Galio, Indefatigable (T1 Worlds Champion Player Bundle)

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Player Bundle art, as TCGplayer lists it.

Seraphine, Not Alone (T1 Worlds Champion Player Bundle)

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Player Bundle art, as TCGplayer lists it.

Can you play the T1 cards?

Seraphine, Not Alone isn't legal in competitive play until Radiance releases on October 23, 2026. Riot's announcement and the store page both say so, because Seraphine is a Radiance card printed early for this product.

Riot flagged no restriction on the other four, which reprint cards from Origins, Spiritforged, Unleashed and Vendetta, and none of the five is on the ban list as of October 11, 2026. Whether you'd sleeve a card with a gold-stamped autograph is a separate question. The Radiance set guide →

What the T1 cards sell for

The T1 cards trade far above the $360 box price on the secondary market, but very few copies change hands. These are TCGplayer prices for single cards on October 5, 2026 (Seraphine's serialized printing September 30). They are not a value for a sealed box.

Treat these as rough. The round figures suggest a handful of sales or listings, so one transaction can move a price a long way, and a serialized card's number or condition can matter more than the average. Faker's Galio leads both columns. TCGplayer lists the Player Bundle cards but showed no price for them on that date, which fits a product that hasn't been sold yet. How to price your Riftbound cards →

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