Faker’s signed Riftbound card is attracting $50,000 listings, while a limited T1 Worlds set turns esports success into a high-stakes collectables market.
Riot is ending active development on 2XKO in December 2026, frustrating players and raising difficult questions about the future of new fighting games.
Riot will end active development on 2XKO in December, but servers, online play and access across PC and consoles will continue beyond 2026.
Riot will end active development on 2XKO in December 2026, but the League of Legends fighting game will remain playable with servers online.
Riftbound: Vendetta’s early chase-card prices put Nasus, Ahri, Akali and other League of Legends favourites at the centre of collector attention.