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Riot Games World Championship Trophy

The top prize of global play, raised by esports' biggest dynasty.

Every year since 2011, Riot Games has handed this trophy to the single best team on Earth. It marks the finish line for months of regional grinders from every corner of the globe. For T1 fans, lifting it proves exactly why this org runs deep in LoL history.

Quick Facts

Awarded by
Riot Games
Recipient type
World Champion Team
Frequency
Annual
Material
Metal and Crystal Composite
Record holders
T1

Lore & Background

Each iteration features intricate designs reflecting the game's lore, often incorporating dragon motifs and the Summoner's Rift map. In the annals of T1 history, this cup has been lifted more times than any other organization in existence.

Reader's Guide

T1 has secured this prestigious award on four historic occasions, marking distinct eras of dominance within the competitive scene. In 2013, during the third season, they defeated Royal Club to claim their first global title and establish a new standard for excellence in the region. The organization returned to victory in 2015 against KOO Tigers, proving their consistency remained unmatched across years despite roster changes. They achieved back-to-back glory by defeating SSg White in 2016, solidifying their status as the greatest team of that specific era. After a long hiatus from the summit spanning several seasons, T1 reclaimed glory in 2023 by overcoming Weibo Gaming in a thrilling final series. Each instance required navigating grueling group stages and intense knockout rounds against the best talent globally available at the time. The trophy remains the primary metric for judging an organization's all-time greatness within the community today. Fans often track these specific victories to measure the longevity of their favorite roster members, particularly the legendary mid-laner who has lifted it multiple times throughout his career.

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