Trial IWho is this champion?
Read the clues. Find the champion.
A veiled portrait, a handful of clues. The fewer you reveal, the higher you score.

Master the lore.
Prove your knowledge.
Four trials to test everything you know about the champions, voices and lands of Runeterra.

One mystery. One chance. Every day.
Be the first to solve it
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Trial IRead the clues. Find the champion.
A veiled portrait, a handful of clues. The fewer you reveal, the higher you score.
Trial IIKnow Runeterra. Master the map.
The map of Runeterra, five territories. Your geographic memory decides the score.
Trial IIIHear the voice. Find the legend.
An archive fragment, four faces. Only one voice matches.
Trial IVOne question. No options.
The lore of Runeterra, asked plainly. Nothing to pick from: name the champion or the region.
Runeterra Archives is a free quiz about the lore of League of Legends. Every day at midnight (Paris time), a new mystery champion awaits in the Daily: 15 guesses, clues on region, species, weapon and more, and a single attempt to climb the leaderboard.
Between two Dailies, train on three unlimited games: name the champion hidden behind a blurred portrait, place the regions of Runeterra on the world map, and find who said each quote. Every game earns XP, titles and badges, and your best scores rank you against other players.
Yes. All four games are free to play, on desktop and mobile.
Not for the practice games and the free mystery mode. Signing in with Discord is needed for the Daily, and saves your scores, XP, badges and streak on the leaderboards.
A new mystery champion is picked every day at midnight, Paris time. You get one attempt per Daily; the free mystery mode lets you keep practicing as long as you like.
No. Runeterra Archives is a fan-made project, not affiliated with or endorsed by Riot Games. Champion art comes from Riot's public Data Dragon.