League Classic acknowledged
Riot's Dev Update teaser pointed players to the MSI Finals for more details on League Classic.

League of Legends Classic, also called LoL Classic or League Classic, is Riot's classic-style League project. The full reveal is tied to the MSI Finals, while the launch date, duration, final roster and exact old-school systems are still not fully announced.
The reveal is close, but not every detail is official yet. The safest way to follow LoL Classic is to separate Riot-confirmed information from reported or datamined details.
Riot's Dev Update teaser pointed players to the MSI Finals for more details on League Classic.
Riot's teaser asks players to tune in during the MSI Finals on July 11 at 11 PM PDT.
Because the North American reveal time is late at night, China, Korea and nearby time zones fall on July 12.
Riot has not announced the launch date or whether League Classic will be permanent, rotating, or limited-time.
Full reveal window: July 11, 2026 in North America / July 12, 2026 in China and Korea time zones.
LoL Classic is expected to revisit older League systems, but the exact version of the game has not been fully clarified. Treat system lists as reported until the full reveal confirms them.
Several reports point to a larger roster than the original 40 champions, while the final launch roster remains unannounced before the MSI reveal.
Classic and removed items are expected to be a major part of the mode. Heart of Gold has appeared in Riot's teaser conversation, while other item lists come from reporting and datamining.
Old rune pages and mastery trees are widely reported to return, but exact values, unlock rules and starting level are still unclear.
Older spells such as Fortify, Rally, Revive, Surge and Clairvoyance appear in Classic coverage, while Riot has not published the final spell list yet.
The full reveal is tied to the MSI Finals: July 11 in North America and July 12 for many Asia-Pacific viewers.
Season contextHow MSI 2026, Split 3 and the modern League calendar connect to the Classic reveal.
ItemsOld and removed items players are watching for, with confirmation status kept separate from leaks.
SystemsOld rune pages, mastery branches and the pre-game stat systems that may return.
Retired League items are one of the clearest ways to understand what LoL Classic might bring back from older versions of the game.
Confirmed directly by Riot or an official League channel.
Covered by reputable gaming or esports publications before Riot shares the full details.
Found through public client data or leak coverage. Treat it as useful context, not final game information.
Not announced yet, or still unclear before the full reveal.
A reasonable guess based on old League, but not confirmed news.
These sources help separate Riot-confirmed information from media reports, community coverage and datamined details.
Riot's official teaser says to tune in to MSI Finals on July 11 at 11 PM PDT for more.
SourceA community-maintained League Classic reference page that currently ranks strongly in search.
SourceReports that League of Legends Classic is real, while the exact era is still not fully clarified.
SourceTracks expected Classic systems and notes that launch timing and permanence are not confirmed.
SourceCovers reported/datamined champions, items, queues, spells and Season 3-style systems.
SourceConfirms the July 11 MSI Finals reveal window and summarizes what is still unknown.
League of Legends Classic, also called LoL Classic or League Classic, is Riot's classic-style League project. It is expected to bring back older League systems, while the final era and full ruleset remain unannounced before the MSI reveal.
The full reveal is expected during the MSI Finals on July 11, 2026 at 11 PM PDT. For China, Korea and many Asia-Pacific viewers, that falls on July 12, 2026.
No. Riot has not announced a launch date yet.
Riot has not officially confirmed whether LoL Classic is permanent or limited-time.