Riot Games expects $10M from Riftbound x T1 Signature Cards

Riot Games introduced the Riftbound x T1 2025 Worlds Champion trading card collection at MSI 2026 in Seoul. The company expects the limited-edition Signature Edition to generate over $10 million in gross sales.

Riot will produce 10,125 copies of the Signature Edition in each of three languages — English, Chinese and Korean — for a total of 30,375 units. At the English price of $360 per box, that version alone would generate about $3.645 million; multiplying the same price across the three language runs produces roughly $10.9 million before manufacturing, distribution or platform fees. Riot also plans a lower-priced T1 2025 Worlds Champion Player Bundle, listed at $70 in English.

Each Signature Edition box includes a single serialized card numbered from 1 to 2,025, a gold-stamped player signature, a new foiling effect not previously used in Riftbound, a collector’s box and a display stand. International pricing is set at ¥2,025 in China and ₩500,000 in South Korea. Riot will sell the English Signature Edition through a lottery on the Riot Merch store starting in August 2026; the Player Bundle will be offered later via a similar drawing. Chinese and Korean versions will be distributed through regional channels.

Riftbound is Riot’s physical trading card game set in the League of Legends universe. Riot released a general Riftbound Worlds Bundle in 2025 that sold out; that bundle has since appeared on secondary markets with resale prices of roughly $280 to $350 or more.

T1 won its third consecutive League of Legends World Championship in 2025 and reported a profitable year for the first time, citing merchandise sales and sponsorship deals among revenue sources.