I read somewhere (but cannot confirm), that upwards of 1800 voice-over lines are in the game at present. Cards also have multiple voice lines and special dialogue interactions with each other. On top of the static artwork, cards frequently have beautiful special VFX. It's not all perfect of course, but Riot clearly has the funds to back this up. None of the art is recycled or taken from existing assets. You're looking for well-polished, beautiful artwork - The polish and art quality of LoR is, in my opinion, extremely high. So, you will always know what you're getting when you spend money. etc.Īny money you spend on the game will be used to purchase specific cards, or more commonly, customizations (emotes, boards, card backs). They can only be received by playing the game, completing quests, etc. There are still randomized loot chests in the game, however these cannot be purchased. You're tired of buying randomized card packs - One of the big pushes for the LoR team is getting rid of paid randomized packs. So you don't have to actually play LoL to enjoy it's lore. You're a fan of LoL - The game expands on the world of Runeterra, showing new faces, giving a more in-depth look at old ones, and showcasing interactions you can't get in LoL. Only you can answer that, of course, but here are a couple reasons you may be interested: There are 1000 competitive card games on the market. You can read a little bit more about this, as well as check out some of the other changes that arrived alongside the Monuments of Power expansion, over at the official website.Riot Game's collectable card game, which takes place on Runeterra, the setting of the wildly successful MOBA, League of Legends. While the details are currently lacking, the 'only' thing you need to do in order to qualify is be within the top 700 ranked players within your region, after which you'll have a chance to compete in the tournament and perhaps even become a pro.
If you fancy yourself a competitive player, it's also worth mentioning that Monuments of Power has brought with it seasonal tournaments. While the recently posted trailer sadly doesn't highlight this new mechanic in action, it does at least showcase the new champions in a rather exciting way. Instead, they provide you with a passive bonus for as long as they remain in play, which is a classic risk vs reward arrangement and something that will fit quite nicely within Legends of Runeterra. These are cards that use up a slot on the board, yet cannot attack or defend. The most exciting part of this batch of cards is the brand new card type - Landmark.
The Monuments of Power set brings with it 3 fancy new champion cards (Shyvana, Soraka, and Tahm Kench), as well as 40 new cards in total.
With that in mind, I'm happy to say that Legends of Runeterra has just received a brand new expansion! A few balance patches here and there are all well and good, but it is the massive influx of new cards from an expansion that really shake the meta up and create a fresh and exciting environment for everyone to mess around with. When it comes to card games, more is always better. : Legends of Runeterra is introducing its first co-op event on January 13, 2021.
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