The Riftbound x T1 Worlds skins raffle is nearly here, giving players a chance to get the player bundle alongside the collection bundle raffle. If you want a piece of Riftbound and LoL Esports history, signing up for the raffle is a must. Here is everything you need to know about the Riftbound T1 Raffle, including key dates, times and the sign-up process.

How to enter the T1 Riftbound Raffle

Registration is open to anyone with a Riot ID and entering costs nothing. Log into the Riot Merch store on your account and submit your interest in the raffle when it goes live. It may be a select webpage, button or similar process when the raffle opens, similar to other raffle entries from previous set launches and product restocks.

The raffle draws randomly from the full pool, so getting in early does not improve your odds. There is also no grace period for missing previous raffles. 

The key registration dates are as follows:

  • Friday August 14th, 2026 at 9:00 AM Pacific — Drawing registration opens
  • Monday August 17th, 2026 at 6:00 PM Pacific — Drawing registration closes
  • Thursday August 20th, 2026 — Emails for those selected in the drawing begin going out
  • Wednesday September 2nd, 2026 — T1 2025 Worlds Champion Signature Edition begins arriving for players

Riot will run the first wave of drawings on August 20th. If needed, a second wave follows on August 24th, and a third wave on August 27th if required. Riot will notify via social media when the drawing has ended, so you will know by then whether you were selected or not.

Here is an example of the box and card, shared by Faker and the crew.

Note, the player’s bundle will raffle at a later date, according to the initial announcement. So, there will be a second round of T1 raffles going out later in the year.

Not that if you get the Seraphine card, it cannot be played (lord hopes you don’t play it) till Radiance releases. All cards will also be banned when the set rotates in 2028.

T1 Raffle pricing and print run

There are two different raffles print runs you can opt into:

ItemDetailsCostSignature Collection1 random serialized and signed card, with its own specialized packaging from the five T1 champion units$360 USD, ¥2,025 Chinese Yen,  ₩500,000 Korean Won

There will only be 2,025 of each serialized card per printing language, meaning 10,125 in total for the English version, with the same again for Korean and Chinese. For Korean cards specifically, half of the raffle will be handled through T1’s own membership platform and LGS space, celebrating directly with the organisation itself. The other half will be raffled via Riot Korea’s merch store equivalent.

Good luck to those entering, we certainly will be. If that doesn’t work, then, at least there’s the player bundle to look forward to later in the year.

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