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OSEN=Go Yong-jun reporter. The Liftbound limited edition trading card game (TCG) based on the League of Legends (LoL) universe has launched a special lineup featuring virtual artist K/DA, the World Championship, and T1’s identity to capture offline user traffic.
Riot Games opened the ‘Riot Games Music and Worlds 26 Pop-up Store’ starting October 29 at the Lotte World Mall Atrium in Songpa-gu, Seoul, and Trendpot by Olive Young N Seongsu in Seongdong-gu, initiating offline limited sales of three Liftbound specialized products.
The premier lineup ‘K/DA Couture Collection’, which was unveiled first, had its design exclusively handled by Fortiche Production, the animation studio behind Arcane. Reflecting the visual data of the virtual artist K/DA who made a comeback with the October new song ‘Firestarter’, this English-language package is densely packed with 4 collectible legendary cards, 1 battlefield card, a special edition playmat and deck box, card sleeves, metal dice, and a keychain. It is available at the Lotte World Mall and Olive Young N Seongsu pop-ups, select TCG specialty stores, and the trend trading platform KREAM for 200,000 KRW.
The ‘2026 World Championship Set’, commemorating the collaboration with global esports tournaments, also made its debut. Fabricated in an English build, this set balances 3 tournament host city battlefield promotion cards from Los Angeles, Dallas, and New York, 1 Yasuo legendary promotion card, foil card sleeves, and a deck box. It can be found at the two pop-up stores, T1 and GGX offline stores, and the KREAM platform, priced at 120,000 KRW.
Infrastructure for collaboration with the prestigious team that achieved the historic feat of three consecutive World Championship victories is also operational. The Korean-language ‘World Championship T1 Player Bundle’ balances 5 2025 World Championship T1 champion cards with a dedicated sleeve, deck box, binder, and metal dice (including random gold-colored ones). It is distributed at the pop-up store site, the T1 official channel, and KREAM for 100,000 KRW.
Riot Games is implementing a per-person purchase limit rule to preserve the scarcity value of the limited edition infrastructure and control on-site bottlenecks. The three packages sold through offline channels can be purchased at a rate of 1 per onsite direct-viewing user, and online platform purchases also strictly apply a 1-transaction limit per account.
