Rising Stars — LoL Classic Amateur League

Coming soon

LoL Classic Amateur League

Rising Stars is expanding into League of Legends Classic — a structured amateur league platform for DACH, North America, Korea and Vietnam.

Classic-focused competition Regional servers Teams · divisions · scrims

Built for Classic

A league experience tailored to LoL Classic — not modern LoL.

Structured play

Teams, divisions, scrims and broadcasts in one place.

Your server, your region

You compete and link your profile on your own regional server.

What is Rising Stars Classic?

Rising Stars is building a Prime League-style amateur ecosystem exclusively for League of Legends Classic. Instead of competing on the modern LoL client, players form teams, join regional divisions, schedule scrims and climb ladders on Classic servers across DACH (EUW), North America (NA), Korea (KR) and Vietnam (VN).

Why a Classic-only amateur platform?

There is not yet a mature multi-region LoL Classic amateur league network. Rising Stars fills that gap with organized competition, team tools, broadcasts and community features — with server selection that matches OP.GG and Riot account linking for each region.

Frequently asked questions

Is Rising Stars for modern League of Legends or LoL Classic?

Rising Stars is pivoting to League of Legends Classic. Competition, teams and regional leagues will focus on Classic rather than the modern LoL client.

Which regions will be supported first?

The first launch regions are DACH (playing on EUW), North America (NA), Korea (KR) and Vietnam (VN).

Can I pick my server on my profile?

Yes. On your profile you pick your LoL Classic server. That choice drives OP.GG links and Riot/account verification for the right region.

Is Rising Stars an official Riot Games league?

No. Rising Stars is an independent amateur community platform inspired by structured league formats such as Prime League, built for fans and competitors of LoL Classic.