If you're asking how long is the LoL lore, I can tell you it's huge.
The League of Legends story spans over 12 years of content creation, with hundreds of stories across different formats.
The main story includes 165+ champion backgrounds, which connect to create bigger stories. Each champion has about 2-3 pages of direct story content.
But their stories often link to other champions, making the reading time much longer.
The regions add more reading time. Places like Demacia, Noxus, and Ionia have their own stories. Each region has 10-15 separate stories, ranging from 5 to 20 pages each.
You'll need about 2-3 months to read everything if you spend 1-2 hours daily.
This includes:
- Reading champion stories on the Universe website (30-40 hours)
- Going through region histories (25-30 hours)
- Reading comics (10-15 hours)
- Watching Arcane on Netflix (18 episodes, about 12 hours)
To start reading, go to the official Universe website. It has all the stories in order. You can also use the LoL client to read champion backgrounds.
For extra content, check out the comics on Riot's website and watch Arcane.
Many players also use YouTube channels like Necrit. These channels explain the lore in simple ways. They make 10-15 minute videos about each story part.
The lore grows bigger each month. Riot adds new stories often. They release about 1-2 new stories every month, plus new champion backgrounds 4-5 times per year.
I recommend starting with your favorite champion's story.
Then read about their region and connected champions. This makes the huge amount of content easier to handle.
Remember, you don't need to rush. The stories stay online, so you can read at your own speed.
Most players take 6 months to a year to catch up with all the content, reading a few stories each week.
