Riftbound T1 Bundle and Worlds 2026 Drawing: Times, Price

What	Your time (UTC)	UTC	US Eastern	US Pacific	UK
Drawing registration opens	Fri, Nov 13 5:00 PM	Fri, Nov 13 17:00	Fri, Nov 13 12:00 PM	Fri, Nov 13 9:00 AM	Fri, Nov 13 5:00 PM
Drawing registration closes	Mon, Nov 16 5:00 PM	Mon, Nov 16 17:00	Mon, Nov 16 12:00 PM	Mon, Nov 16 9:00 AM	Mon, Nov 16 5:00 PM

Same 9:00 AM PT as K/DA, an hour later outside North America

Riot used the same wording for the K/DA Couture Collection: registration from October 27, 9:00 AM PT, to October 30, 9:00 AM PT. Those dates fell in Pacific Daylight Time, so the K/DA window opened at 16:00 UTC. US clocks went back on November 1, which makes November's 9:00 AM PT Pacific Standard Time, or 17:00 UTC. If you set a reminder from the K/DA drawing in London, Berlin or Hanoi, move it an hour later. Most US and Canadian clocks changed the same night, so nothing moves there: it's noon in New York both times.

The date changes too, depending on where you live. Riot's "November 13" is a Pacific date. In Tokyo and Seoul the window opens at 2:00 AM on Saturday, November 14, and closes at 2:00 AM on Tuesday, November 17. In Sydney it opens at 4:00 AM Saturday. Every clock in the table above is the same moment, and the "Your time" column uses your device's zone. A fan site or a store page that shows "November 14" for the opening isn't contradicting Riot. It's showing the date in its own region.

What's in each box

Both lists come from Riot's drawings post. The T1 card list and the players who picked each card come from Riot's T1 collection announcement of July 3.

The Player Bundle has the same five cards as the $360 T1 Signature Edition, with different art. The Signature Edition added a new foil treatment, one serialized card numbered from 1 to 2025, and a gold-stamped player signature on that card. Riot lists none of those for the Player Bundle. Riot made it, in its own words, for fans "excited at the idea of including their favorite League pro in their Riftbound deck."

Image credit: Riot Games via playriftbound.com.

What last year's Worlds box sells for now

These are TCGplayer numbers from tcgcsv.com's file for November 4, 20:06 UTC, and the list prices are Riot's. Our K/DA Couture Collection breakdown ran the same check on Riot's previous drawing.

Last year's box was built a lot like this one. Riot's 2025 post lists a foiled playmat, a deck box, sleeves, a Panda Teemo promo and three oversized Battlefields for the Worlds 2025 host cities; TCGplayer files the cards as Teemo, Swift Scout (a Legend), Bandle Tree, The Grand Plaza and Aspirant's Climb. Its sealed market price is 10.6 times what Riot charged, and most of that is the Teemo. Don't count on a repeat. The English 2025 box went on sale directly in the Riot Merch Store, two per order, while this one goes through a drawing and is also sold in person at three Worlds events and RC Europe. One box's first year isn't a pattern.

Chart: ShonenTCG, from scripts/sims/riftbound-t1-worlds-2026-prices.py. Data: TCGplayer via tcgcsv.com; list prices from Riot.

How the drawing works

Riot's drawing FAQ was written for K/DA, but it describes "a drawing system for purchasing certain products from the Riot Merch Store," and the 2026 drawings post sends both November boxes through the same store. The rules that matter:

• Picks are random, and Riot checks that each picked account is real.
• A pick gets an email with a cart link that works for 24 hours. You can remove a box from the cart, but you can't undo the removal.
• An unpaid cart goes back into stock, and Riot draws again only from people who haven't been picked for that product yet. The waves continue until the store runs out.
• Mail from riotgames.com must not land in spam, and you need to be able to log in to your Riot account before the window opens.

The K/DA drawing is the most recent one to compare with. Registration closed October 30 and Riot scheduled the first emails for November 3, four days later. This time Riot lists the first emails for the day after the window closes.

Which box we'd enter for

Enter for both if you'd keep either. The FAQ's cart holds every product you were drawn for, and you can remove one before you pay. If you can only justify one, take the Worlds 2026 Edition. A Yasuo Legend plus three Battlefields is a Riftbound product first, the 2025 version trades at ten times its price a year later, and $80 is less than the Teemo promo alone sells for.

The T1 Player Bundle is the one that will get mixed up with the $6,899 Signature listings. They aren't the same thing. The cards are numbered T1A on TCGplayer, not T1S, Riot lists no signature or serial number for them, and Riot built the bundle to put more copies in players' hands. Buy it for the binder and the five pro picks, not as an investment; our Riftbound card values guide covers what regular singles sell for. Seraphine, Not Alone was the one card that couldn't be played when Riot announced the set in July, because she's a Radiance card. Radiance came out on October 23, so all five are playable now.

How we checked this: on November 5, 2026 at about 02:50 UTC we read Riot's 2026 drawings post, the drawing FAQ, the T1 collection announcement and the RC Europe event post. We pulled TCGplayer prices for both Worlds product groups from tcgcsv.com's November 4 file. We converted Riot's Pacific times with the IANA time zone rules: US standard time from November 1, Japan and Korea with no daylight saving, and Sydney on daylight time. We didn't check eBay or other resale sites.

Sources

• Riot Games, Riftbound's 2026 Drawings
• Riot Games, Riftbound x K/DA: Couture Collection Drawing FAQ
• Riot Games, The Riftbound x T1 2025 Worlds Champion Collection
• Riot Games, All Eyes on RC Europe
• Riot Games, How to Buy Riftbound Worlds Bundle 2025
• TCGplayer prices via tcgcsv.com, Riftbound category 89
• IANA, Time Zone Database