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[QUOTE="Queen, post: 89571, member: 27"]
Ten million dollars hangs on cardboard. Riot Games partnered with T1 for the Riftbound 2025 Worlds Champion Collection. This marks the first time the developer teamed with a specific org instead of the league. The drop celebrates T1's sixth League of Legends title.

Signature Edition boxes cost three hundred sixty dollars each. Riot will print exactly ten thousand one hundred twenty-five copies per language. English, Chinese, and Korean versions bring the total over thirty thousand units. That single tier could generate nearly eleven million in gross revenue.

Serialised cards feature gold-stamped signatures and new foiling effects. Numbers run from one to two thousand twenty-five. Premium collector boxes include display stands for the rare items. Chinese pricing sits at two thousand twenty-five yuan, while Korean costs five hundred thousand won.

Lottery sales on the Riot Merch store begin in August. This system helps curb scalping for high-demand releases. The cheaper Player Bundle arrives later through similar drawings. Regional channels will handle Chinese and Korean distribution separately.

Faker remains the most influential figure in esports today. T1 turned its first profit thanks to the merchandising boom. Previous general bundles resold for hundreds on secondary markets. Demand for this team-specific drop should exceed all prior records.
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