The cardsFive Champions, one per player
Each T1 player picked the card that represents him, and it is the same lineup as the August box: Doran with Ambessa, Oner with Xin Zhao, Faker with Galio, Gumayusi with Miss Fortune, Keria with Seraphine. All five are Champion units — the cards that hit the board and fight, not to be confused with Legends, the “commander” card a deck is built around. In this box they carry the T1A code, numbered 001/005 through 005/005.
| Card | Cost / Might | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Ambessa, The Wolf (Noxus) | 4 / 4 | Empower 3: while empowered she has +3 Might and can only be damaged in combat. |
| Xin Zhao, Vigilant (Demacia) | 3 / 4 | Tank; enters ready if you already have two or more other units in your base. |
| Galio, Indefatigable (Demacia) | 3 / 6 | Deflect and Tank, but deals no combat damage: a wall, not a beater. |
| Miss Fortune, Buccaneer (Bilgewater) | 4 / 4 | Can be played to an open battlefield, and lets your other units do the same. |
| Seraphine, Not Alone (Piltover) | 5 / 1 | On play or when she becomes exhausted, puts a 1 Might Recruit token in your base; gains +1 Might for each other exhausted unit you control. |
Two words worth unpacking: Tank means the unit soaks hits meant for the others, and exhausted means it has been turned sideways after acting and cannot do anything else for now. Empower is a boost you switch on by paying extra energy. The text above is what is printed on the cards in the image Riot released: these are the existing versions of these cards reprinted as Alt Arts, so in play they behave exactly as before.
In the boxWhat comes with the cards
Alongside the five cards you get a deck box, a themed binder, a pack of sleeves and a Worlds D12 die. On that last one Riot adds a detail for collectors: some boxes contain a rare gold variant of the die, without saying how rare. The bundle ships in English, Chinese and Korean.
The obvious comparison is August’s T1 Signature Edition, which cost $360 and held a card serialized from 1 to 2025: there you were paying for the numbering, here you are not. Riot says it plainly — same cards, different Alt Arts.
How to get itDrawing from November 13, then 24 hours to pay
The drawing
Free registration on the Riot Games Merch Store from November 13 at 9:00 am Pacific until November 16 at the same hour. Selectees are emailed on November 17 and have 24 hours to complete the purchase. Fulfillment begins in mid-December.
At the events
It is also sold at the official merch stands during the League of Legends World Championship in November: quarterfinals and semifinals in Allen, Texas, and the Worlds Fan Fest in New York. All three are in the United States.
The same window applies to the $80 Worlds 2026 Edition: if you want both, that is two separate registrations on the same weekend. The full picture of the end-of-year boxes, Gift of the Rift included, is in our other article today.
Why it matters for us. This is the first time the 2025 world champions’ cards land at a price an ordinary player can justify: $70 against the Signature Edition’s $360. The open question is whether people in Italy can enter at all. Riot does not say, and every in-person sale is in the United States. The one useful precedent is September’s Radiance drawing, which was open to us with prices in euros. If you want it, put November 13 in your calendar: the window lasts three days and there is no second chance before 2027.
In short
- T1 2025 Worlds Champion Player Bundle: $70 plus shipping.
- Five Alt Art Champion cards (T1A 001/005-005/005), a deck box, a binder, sleeves and a D12 die with a rare gold variant.
- Riot Games Merch Store drawing November 13 to 16, emails on the 17th, fulfillment from mid-December.
- Same cards as the $360 Signature Edition, but with different Alt Arts and no serial numbers.
Source: Riot Games — Riftbound’s 2026 Drawings. Images: Riot Games.
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