Riot Games may finally deserve to have that S at the end, as they have trademarked the name Legends of Runeterra, which hints at a new, separate game, set in League of Legends universe. They have not confirmed anything officially yet.

League of Legends players normally don't shy away from charity and other work that helps communities. Such is the case with Baolan, the support player for the recently crowned world champions, Invictus Gaming, who is donating 8.888 trees.

Riot Games have announced the locations for the next three League of Legends World Championships. The first one will be held in France, Europe, followed by China and finally a return to North America after five years in other countries.

League of Legends World Championship 2018 semi finals are now behind us, with Fnatic and Invictus Gaming cruising through to face off for the title in a best of five. C9 still scored an impressive statistic, despite being knocked out.

League of Legends World Championship 2018 has not stopped with surprises and upsets yet as G2 have knocked RNG out and Cloud 9 brutalised the remaining Korean team in a clean sweep. There is only one favourite team that remains standing.

John "TotalBiscuit" Bain may be gone, but his legacy is far from it. The famous critic and journalist will be posthumously inducted into Esports Hall of Fame by ESL and paysafecard during ESL One that will be held in Hamburg, Germany.

League of Legends World Championship 2018 group stage has concluded and while Chinese teams all passed it, the championship has so far been the most unpredictable. It is now evident the gap between Asian and western teams is closing down.

League of Legends World Championship 2018 brought many surprises, such as a disastrous start for Korean teams and advent of European teams so far. It resulted in some ruined records for the Korean teams and kept European traditions going.

Korean teams have been dominating League of Legends professional scene ever since Season 2 when they debuted and up to Season 8 they barely lost any games in World Championships, especially in group stage. This year changed it all.

Riot Games have published a list of professional players and coaches they have fined and warned due to negative behaviour, two days prior to the League of Legends World Championship 2018. Fun fact, Cloud 9's Svenskeren got punished again.