Riot has released lots of new information regarding how its new League of Legends seasonal model will work, including new gameplay elements and more.

Riot Games already has some follow-up series to Arcane in production, the League of Legends show's executive producer confirmed.

In an interview with League content creator Necrit, Riot creative director and Arcane creator and showrunner Christian Linke revealed the three Runeterra regions it's exploring as settings for future shows: Noxus, Ionia, and Demacia.

The League of Legends movie may have been canceled, but there won't be any dearth of adaptations based on the franchise. Arcane has also been nominated at The Game Awards 2024 for "Best Adaptation", so hopefully its spinoffs and follow-ups will retain the same quality. Both seasons of Arcane are streaming on Netflix.

Arcane showrunner Christian Linke has confirmed that more League of Legends shows are on the way and that Arcane won't be the last one we see.

After some leaks had surfaced, we might know a lot about the direction League of Legends will go in the following year. Following the huge success of Arcane's second season, it seems like Riot is fully leaning into League of Legends' upcoming content.

Arcane season 2 just ended, and with it, the story of Jinx and Vi comes to a close, but showrunner Christian Linke says a new League of Legends show has been in development for a year already. Linke has already teased us with the prospect of a new series based on the popular MOBA,