League of Legends will capitalize on Arcane by giving one classic Champion a rework, but this design approach could prove to be a double-edged sword.

Arcane may have come to an end, but the future for League of Legends adaptations is looking bright. Following the finale, showrunner Christian Linke took to Twitch for an interview with streamer Necrit94.

One of Arcane's co-creators has finally revealed what's in store for future League of Legends (LoL) adaptations on Netflix – but isn't ready to confirm two big details just yet. In an exclusive chat with TechRadar to discuss all things Arcane season 2 and future project plans,

Following the end of Arcane Season 2, if you are curious to know if there will be another show based on League of Legends, find out the answer here.

Arcane’s showrunner has revealed three locations that are set to be the focus of new League of Legends TV shows.

From Demacia to Ionia, the world of League of Legends is so large that the next animated series could take place anywhere.

Ambessa has declared war on Piltover after the betrayal of Caitlyn. At the end of act two, Warwick mauled Rictus, and Singed informed her that they couldn’t save the Noxian as his injuries were too severe. In response, she picks up Rictus’ iconic weapon to take out the Kaenic Rookern runes and wrap it around her arms to use later.