
Price
$ 3250000.00
Origin
South Korean
Stock
2 available
Description
The Riftbound x T1 2025 Worlds Champion Signature Edition in the Korean-language print — five Champion unit cards for Doran, Oner, Faker, Gumayusi and Keria, one of them serialized 1–2,025 with a gold-stamped player signature. Only 10,125 Korean sets exist, and the Korean edition has its own serial pool separate from the English and Chinese editions. Sourced in Korea after you order and shipped worldwide by FedEx with tracking and declared-value coverage, with US import duty prepaid.
The Riftbound x T1 2025 Worlds Champion Signature Edition is an official Riot Games collectible released to commemorate T1 winning the 2025 League of Legends World Championship. It is a five-card collector set — each card is a Champion unit tied to one of T1's five starting players, drawn in new artwork and printed in a card frame used only for this release.
This listing is the Korean-language edition.

Five Champion unit cards. One of the five is serialized and carries that player's gold-stamped signature.
| Player | Champion (English) | Champion (Korean print) |
|---|---|---|
| Doran | Ambessa, The Wolf | 암베사, 늑대 |
| Oner | Xin Zhao, Vigilant | 신 짜오, 경계 |
| Faker | Galio, Indefatigable | 갈리오, 불굴 |
| Gumayusi | Miss Fortune, Buccaneer | 미스 포츈, 해적단 |
| Keria | Seraphine, Not Alone | 세라핀, 유대 |
All five cards use a foiling treatment made for this release.

Each set contains exactly one serialized card, numbered somewhere in the range 1 to 2,025 — a reference to the year of the championship.
That last point is the one most buyers get wrong. A Korean serial #1 Faker and an English serial #1 Faker are two different cards from two separate pools.
Which player's card is serialized, and which number it carries, is whatever the sealed set contains. We cannot choose, check or reserve a specific player or number, and we do not open sets to look.

Riot's announcement lists a Korean retail price of ₩500,000, and most English-language coverage repeats that figure. It was never a price you could simply pay.
The Korean edition was sold in a single pre-order window on 14 August 2026, through T1's own membership platform (t1.fan) and KREAM, allocated by drawing rather than by ordering. 10,125 Korean sets exist and that window is closed. From outside Korea neither platform is a practical route — both expect a Korean account, Korean payment and a Korean delivery address.
What is left is the Korean domestic resale market, and that is where we buy. The price on this listing is what a sealed Korean set actually costs there on the day we list it, plus shipping, our margin, and — for US orders — prepaid duty. It is not a markup on ₩500,000, because ₩500,000 is not a price available to anyone today.
We re-check the Korean market price regularly and adjust this listing. If the market moves sharply upward we take the listing down rather than accept an order we can no longer fill honestly.
| Destination | Import duties and taxes |
|---|---|
| United States | Prepaid by us. Nothing to pay on delivery. |
| Everywhere else | Charged by your country's customs on arrival, payable by you. |
For US buyers this is the difference that matters most. A marketplace listing at the same headline price will normally leave import duty to be collected separately, and at this value that is a substantial second bill. Here the number at checkout is the number you pay.
Outside the US, please check your own country's rate before ordering. Import charges on a shipment of this value are significant — in the European Union and the United Kingdom, import VAT alone is typically larger than US duty. We cannot estimate them for you, and we do not declare a shipment below its real value or label it as a gift.
The three editions are the same design in different print languages, produced in the same quantity, each with its own serial pool.
| Korean | English | Chinese | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sets produced | 10,125 | 10,125 | 10,125 |
| Serial range | 1–2,025 per player | 1–2,025 per player | 1–2,025 per player |
| Sold through | t1.fan and KREAM | Riot Games Store drawing | regional channels |
| Launch retail price | ₩500,000 | $360 | ¥2,025 |
The artwork, the card frame, the foiling and the signatures are the same across all three. What differs is the printed language and which serial pool the card belongs to. The Korean edition is the one printed in the language of the team it commemorates.
These are two different products and they are regularly confused.
| Signature Edition (this listing) | Player Bundle | |
|---|---|---|
| The five cards | Exclusive artwork, exclusive frame, foiling | Same five champions, different artwork |
| Serialized signature card | Yes — one per set | No |
| Accessories | None | Sleeves, deck box, binder, metal die |
| Korean launch price | ₩500,000 | ₩100,000 |
If you want the sleeves, binder and metal die, that is the Player Bundle and this is not it. The serialized gold-stamped signature card exists only in the Signature Edition.
We do not hold this item in stock. When you order, we acquire a sealed Korean set on the Korean market and dispatch it within our standard three-day handling window.
Every set ships by FedEx with tracking and declared-value coverage. We do not use consolidated or economy postal services for this item — at this value, tracking and insurance are not optional.
If a set cannot be sourced within our handling window we contact you and refund in full rather than leave the order open.

Product renders © Riot Games. Photographs of the item are our own. Pick From Korea is not affiliated with or endorsed by Riot Games or T1.