Riot will continue to balance League of Legends as they see fit. They’ve now shed some light on what some of their first focuses for the preseason will be in a new experimental blog called ‘State of the Season’.

Yesterday Chinese company Tencent Holdings acquired the small portion of Riot Games they didn't already have. They know own 100% of Riot Games. What changes can we expect for 2016?

After a short hiatus from League of Legends, Natus Vincere are back with their new roster.

Even though it came out way back in 2009, and despite the market being flooded with many new titles in recent years, League of Legends continues to be the most popular MOBA. Heck, the game is gaining even more traction it seems, at least if the numbers drawn from Worlds 2015 is anything to go by. Riot have just released the championships’ viewership statistics, and hot damn, are there some pretty big numbers…

Every two weeks or so, Riot release a patch, which most of the time, consists of some pretty significant changes for the MOBA. Truth is though, that even they need a break. Before they rush off to enjoy the festive season however, they’ve left one final gift – patch 5.24, which just so happens to come packed with some Snowdown 2015 cheer.

Last week, we told you all about Poppy, the Keeper of the Hammer, getting a rework for League of Legends. This week, we're sharing a new spotlight video from Riot, which details all her various abilities, and exactly how they should be used to make this teeny champion super effective.

Poppy, a hammer-wielding champion from League of Legends, has been reworked. Here's an overview of what she can do...

Mark Cuban played a League of Legends showmatch versus Intel's CEO this past weekend at IEM San Jose. He's there, he's rich, so what's your plan Mr. Cuban?