League of Legends Classic: Comprehensive Champion Roster and Future Updates
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League of Legends Classic: Comprehensive Champion Roster and Future Updates

authorBy Hideo Kojima
DateJul 14, 2026
Read Time2 min

League of Legends Classic brings back beloved champions with their original abilities, offering a nostalgic journey into the game's foundational years. This iteration of League of Legends focuses exclusively on characters from its earliest seasons, foregoing newer additions like Locke, Yunara, Zaahen, and even more established but later-released champions such as Yuumi, Yone, and Seraphine. The initial launch boasts a roster of 60 champions, comprising the original 40 and 20 additional hand-selected characters from the game's early development.

The current lineup for League Classic includes a diverse array of champions, ensuring many fan favorites are available from day one. Players can expect to see characters like Ahri, Alistar, Amumu, Annie, Ashe, Blitzcrank, Brand, Cho’Gath, Corki, Dr. Mundo, Evelynn, Ezreal, Fiddlesticks, Gangplank, Garen, Gragas, Heimerdinger, Janna, Jarvan IV, Jax, Karthus, Kassadin, Katarina, Kayle, Kog’Maw, Lee Sin, Leona, Lulu, Lux, Malphite, Malzahar, Master Yi, Miss Fortune, Morgana, Nasus, Nidalee, Nunu & Willump, Olaf, Pantheon, Rammus, Ryze, Shaco, Singed, Sion, Sivir, Skarner, Sona, Soraka, Taric, Teemo, Tristana, Tryndamere, Twisted Fate, Twitch, Vayne, Veigar, Warwick, Wukong, and Zilean. This carefully curated selection promises to rekindle the classic gameplay experience for long-time fans.

Future champion releases in League Classic will be dictated by 'The Council,' an innovative voting system that empowers the player base. As players engage with Classic and advance their Classic Levels, they will gain access to The Council, and their dedication to the game will translate into increased voting power. This means active players will have a greater say in which champions are introduced next. Executive producer Paul Bellezza confirmed in an interview that new champions will be added at an accelerated pace, often in batches rather than individually. This player-driven approach ensures that the evolving roster remains closely aligned with community preferences, making the game a truly collaborative experience.

This player-centric model fosters a vibrant and engaged community, allowing the legacy of League of Legends to be celebrated and expanded upon by those who cherish it most. The emphasis on community involvement not only enhances player satisfaction but also ensures the game's continuous evolution in a direction that resonates deeply with its dedicated fanbase.

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