Riftbound x T1 Worlds Signature Edition Lottery Opens August 14

The Signature Edition comes with five champion cards, and each one was personally picked by a member of T1’s championship roster. Doran chose Ambessa, Faker chose Galio, Gumayusi chose Miss Fortune, Keria chose Seraphine, and Oner chose Xin Zhao. All five feature new art and a card frame you won’t see on any other Riftbound release. You can check out the full product listing on Riot’s merch store for the complete rundown.

Only one of the five cards in each set is serialized, numbered between 1 and 2025, and gold-stamped with that player’s signature. It’s random which player lands the honor, so every entrant has a 1 in 5 shot at pulling any given signature.

Faker’s card is the one to watch. As the roster’s most recognizable name, a serialized Faker signature should command a real premium over the other four. Riftbound already has a track record here. When Spiritforged boosters hit a lottery restock earlier this year, $120 boxes were flipping for $200 to $250 within days on a far larger print run than this one.

Registration is open to anyone with a Riot ID and runs from 9am PT on August 14 through 6pm PT on August 17. Winners get emailed starting August 20 with a purchase window, and sets are expected to start shipping September 2. Entering costs nothing, but Riot’s system draws randomly from the full pool, so getting in early doesn’t improve your odds.

Keep in mind this is final sale only. Riot doesn’t offer refunds on Riftbound purchases, so if your set doesn’t move, you’re stuck holding it. That said, complete English sets have a solid shot at reselling for 2 to 3 times MSRP once the lottery closes, and the pulled serialized cards should hold value on their own too, with Faker’s signed card likely selling well above the other four.