

Each day this week, League of Legends is announcing another facet of their Season 2020 plans. Fans have already been able to see the new song and Cinematic, “Warriors” and now will be able to learn more about League’s universe. This will come through an upcoming TV Show called “Arcane,” the new tabletop game, more about Riot Forge and more. Below is a breakdown of all we know thus far.
Details here are slim, but seeing that this will debut in 2020 is encouraging. More details are likely to continue to surface on this in the coming month, so stay tuned for more ahead.
There is nothing else yet on the two titles or whether Riot Forge is working on anything else for beyond 2020, but this certainly exciting for League fans looking to see their universe expand to other genres.

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Not only is League branching out in genres in video gaming, but they also make the leap to tabletop gaming here. Fans should be excited about this commitment of resources, especially as a way to pull new fans into League that may be less into gaming.
More lore is going into the Runeterran region of Ionia in 2020, including a new champion named Sett. This comes alongside new Tales of Runeterra short videos to be set in various places around Runeterra including Ionia. This will all be announced and made live throughout the 2020 year.
Otherwise, there is more to come on Legends of Runeterra, TFT and so much more about League of Legends coming in the next few days. Stay tuned for more information here at The Game Haus.
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