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Ever wondered what goes into the creation of your favorite champion skins? Well some are born out of pop culture, others have a pioneer here at the Riot Office, and still others spring from the collective genius of you, the community. Now, some of you might have noticed a bit of forum activity surrounding the creation of the infamous Brolaf. So, for your viewing pleasure, we've created this dramatization of what a Riot Games skin brainstorm meeting looks like.
Champions in the League of Legends come in all shapes and sizes. Whether you’re a fan of huge, hulking, stone giants; sinister, lithe femme fatales; awesome, mighty warriors; or aberrant, horrific creatures, we try to represent them all under one roof. And while we’re on the subject of aberrant, horrific creatures, allow me to give you a glimpse of our next champion. Meet Trundle, the Cursed Troll. He’s hideous, and very possibly diseased, so he wanted me to let you know that you shouldn’t judge a book by its cover. Unless, of course, that cover is snarling and wielding a club.
Welcome to the Summoner Spotlight, your weekly cheat-sheet for new and amazing fan-created League of Legends content! Looking for cool forum threads, art, or videos? Look no further, we’ve got ‘em all here! Just sit back, and on with the show!
[Video] The Map Awareness Song
To whet your appetite for the Songs of the Summoned contest, we have OMG its a troll’s catchy contribution to the general education of the community. Watch, learn, and croon your team to victory with some basic tips on how to avoid a roving gank squad.
Summoners!
Since the start of Season One, League of Legends has been featured in some of the largest and most prestigious eSports events in the world such as the Alienware Arena, Electronic Sports League, and the World Cyber Games. We’ve heard your pleas for more,and we’re here to deliver. Season One will present a League of Legends circuit filled with community-run tournaments and events, swag giveaways, and a $100,000 grand prize championship. It all begins … now.
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We know that, inevitably, in any competitive environment, emotions tend to run high. Even when you're at your wit's end, however, it's always important to remember that there are as many as nine other players in the game. Each time you join a game of League of Legends, you make a choice between contributing to a fun experience, and ruining the game for everyone. We hope that you will continue to choose to abide by the Summoner's Code, and contribute positively over the course of your stay here in Runeterra.
It's Friday and that means we're back with another Summoner Spotlight, showcasing the creative, artistic, and often ridiculous work of our fans. Be honest, did you miss us?
This week, get ready for a whole lot of humor and even a little inspiration. On with the show!
Greetings Summoners!
Through extensive research we here at the Riot Games Community Team have discovered something that just might be the most important scientific revelation in the history of mankind: you enjoy cool web content. Alright, so maybe it’s not quite on par with the invention of the wheel, soap or even the lolcat, but it’s certainly worth pointing out to preface a question of extreme importance. Are you ready for that question? Alright, here goes…
Do you have any ideas for new web content we could be creating for the League of Legends community?
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If you're interested in an inside look at what all the movers and shakers from all across Valoran have been up to over the past two weeks, look no further than the Journal of Justice. The most intrepid journalists from all across the continent have been hard at work to bring you the latest scoop. From the highest towers of Demacia to the deepest dungeons of Noxus, the Journal of Justice has everything you need to keep yourself apprised of the goings on in the world of Runeterra.
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Those of you who get your gaming done on Alienware desktops, notebooks, keyboards or mice that are AlienFX enabled are in for a treat. We've recently added support to allow your AlienFx lights to react to League of Legends gameplay, warning you when you're near death, in danger, or when you should be pouncing on that enemy champion for a kill.