Visual assets

Champion portraits come from Riot Games’ Data Dragon. Individual games use the recorded patch’s catalog. Career tables and leaderboards use reference version 16.20.1 for consistent recognition across seasons.

Team logos identify organizations; they do not certify a logo’s appearance on a particular match date. Historical team names are preserved, and unverified teams use monograms. Player portraits retain their existing Leaguepedia source credits.

Additional team marks are identified through Leaguepedia and a public esports-logo archive. Per-file sources and credits record the origin and available rights information. Team marks remain their owners’ property; the wiki’s text license does not license the logos.

• T1 logo by SK Telecom · PD-textlogo as classified by Wikimedia Commons; trademarks remain their owners’ property.
• Gen.G logo by Gen.G · PD-textlogo as classified by Wikimedia Commons; trademarks remain their owners’ property.
• Cloud9 logo by Cloud9 · PD-textlogo as classified by Wikimedia Commons; trademarks remain their owners’ property.

Competition tiers

Competition tiers follow the 2010–2026 tournament register. Tier 1 covers premier domestic leagues and classified international events, including Worlds, Mid-Season Invitational, First Stand and the Esports World Cup. Tier 2 covers development and regional feeder leagues; Tier 3 covers lower divisions; Tier 4 covers grassroots circuits. These competitive levels are separate from Liquipedia grades and player ratings.

Leaderboards start with Tier 1; Players start with All tiers. Classifications follow the register’s season-specific entries. Mixed-tier events and competitions without a clear match remain Unclassified, and All tiers includes them. Tier filters apply to appearances in those competitions; they do not permanently classify a player.

Player leaderboards

Rankings cover players in the selected season, league, competition, role and champion. The minimum applies to games played and valid observations for the ranking statistic. By default, both require 10 games. Other columns retain their own samples; select a value to inspect them.

Equal unrounded values share competition ranks: 1, 2, 2, 4. Stable player identities order tied rows. Perfect KDA comes first when ranking highest to lowest and after finite values when ranking lowest to highest. Unavailable statistics come last and have no rank. Player search preserves the rank within the selected cohort. Sorting and pagination apply to the full cohort.

Games, not series

A recorded game is one accepted completed appearance for a player. A competition’s game count counts each game once. No best-of-three or best-of-five results are inferred.

Missing is not zero

Unavailable values display —. Genuine zeros contribute to sums and means. Select a statistic to see its definition and game count. Smaller samples can bias comparisons.

Every game has equal weight

Per-minute and share metrics average valid per-game values, following Oracle’s Elixir. They are not duration-weighted or averages of seasonal averages. KDA uses complete K/D/A totals; positive kills plus assists with no deaths is Perfect. Zero over zero is unavailable.

Players, teams and seasons

Players join by stable source-mapped IDs, never names. Team labels are observations rather than verified organizations or contracts. Source seasons can differ from calendar years. Competition groups do not certify official tournament editions.