Riftbound fans chasing one of the most exclusive products in the game’s short history now have firm dates to work with. The official Riftbound account confirmed that the English-language T1 Worlds Signature Set drawing will run from August 14 through August 17. A full article with additional entry details is expected later this week.
This is the premium T1 2025 Worlds Champion Signature Edition, created to celebrate T1’s sixth World Championship title and third consecutive win. It is not a standard product you can simply add to cart. Availability is controlled through a lottery system, and the print run is aggressively limited.
Only 10,125 copies of the English Signature Edition will ever be produced. The same number exists for the Chinese and Korean versions, bringing the global total to just over 30,000 sets. That scarcity is intentional. Each English set carries a $360 price tag and is positioned as a high-end collector piece rather than a regular release.
What makes the set stand out goes beyond the low print numbers. Inside are five specially treated champion cards, each representing a member of the championship roster:
- Doran as Ambessa
- Oner as Xin Zhao
- Faker as Galio
- Gumayusi as Miss Fortune
- Keria as Seraphine
These are not ordinary versions of the cards. They feature a unique foiling treatment that gives them a distinct shimmer under light, along with gold-stamped player signatures. One card in every set is serialized, numbered between 1 and 2025 as a direct nod to the year of T1’s latest title. Pulling a low serial number, especially anything in the single digits or under 100, will make that particular copy significantly more desirable among collectors.
The presentation matches the exclusivity. Official images show the five cards housed in a sleek horizontal acrylic display case with the Riftbound and T1 branding across the top. The cards sit side by side on a clean stand, making the whole package feel more like a display piece than a standard TCG product. The artwork itself is sharp and vibrant, with strong character poses and rich color work that stands out even among Riftbound’s already high visual standards.
Because access is limited to a drawing, demand is expected to far outstrip the 10,125 available English copies. Similar limited Riot Merch drawings in the past have seen heavy traffic during the entry window. Fans who want a shot will need to monitor the Riot Merch store closely once the detailed entry article drops later this week and be ready when the August 14-17 window opens.
A more accessible Player Bundle version of the T1 collection is also planned for a later drawing, but it will not carry the same serialized cards, gold signatures, or ultra-limited print run. The Signature Edition is clearly the prestige version aimed at serious collectors and dedicated T1 or Riftbound fans.
The combination of a tight print run, player-signed gold stamping, serialized numbering tied to the championship year, and premium display packaging makes these some of the rarest physical Riftbound products released so far. For many, the appeal is obvious: a tangible piece of T1’s historic three-peat, rendered in high-quality card form with production details that go well beyond a normal set release.
Mark the dates. The English T1 Worlds Signature Set drawing runs August 14-17. Full entry instructions should arrive in the coming days. With only 10,125 copies in existence, most people who want one will walk away empty-handed. For those who manage to secure a set, the cards on offer look every bit as special as the limited numbers suggest.