Years of skins on one login
Long-time League accounts hold a lot of purchases. That makes them worth protecting properly.
League of Legends / Riot ID
League of Legends uses a Riot account — the same one as Valorant and TFT. Choose your region carefully, secure the login, and store the details so your champions and skins stay yours.
Step 1
Use a lasting email, your date of birth, and a unique password. If you play Valorant, sign in with that Riot account instead.
Step 2
Pick the region where you and your friends play. Moving regions later is a paid transfer, so note it on your card.
Step 3
Confirm the email, then turn on Riot’s sign-in verification in account settings.
Step 4
League on PC now uses Riot Vanguard anti-cheat. Download only from Riot and restart when asked.
Step 5
Store the Riot username, Riot ID#tag, region, email, password, and 2FA notes on one card.
Long-time League accounts hold a lot of purchases. That makes them worth protecting properly.
NA, EUW, EUNE, and others are separate shards. Write it down with the login.
Protecting your League login protects your Valorant and TFT progress too.
Practice accounts get their own cards and statuses so you never queue on the wrong one.
Riot bans purchased, shared, and botted accounts. “Unranked smurf” listings are often botted and get banned in waves.
LoginScout does not sell or level accounts. It stores the ones you create.
Yes. League is free to play with a free Riot account.
Yes, with a paid region transfer in the store. Picking the right region at signup avoids it.
Yes. Both use the same Riot account and sign-in.
No. LoginScout only stores logins for accounts you own.
Create a free vault, then upgrade for a private temp mailbox and burner numbers when the library grows.