Worlds Atlas: Esports
Zixia Weng
Worlds Atlas is an independent companion for following the League of Legends World Championship. FOLLOW THE COMPETITION Browse schedules, tournament stages, teams and a historical Worlds archive. Filter matches by region and switch between individual games. Spoiler-free controls hide scores, winners and post-match content until you choose to reveal them. READ THE GAME Selected games include postgame reports, champion portraits, draft picks and bans, gold, items and damage share where reliable data is available. Follow AI-assisted live text and images with a delay, or open available official streams and replays. Hupu ratings and selected excerpts are attributed to their sources. WATCH TOGETHER Create an avatar and enter the shared 3D sandbox watch room. Explore the virtual venue and schematic Rift, chat with spectators and inspect avatar styles. The sandbox may show results and public chat even when spoiler-free mode is enabled; an explicit notice appears before entry. CHEER AND REACT Support a team on the world map, browse voluntarily public cheers, and combine a library phrase with an optional emoji. Matching reactions share a count. Suggest new phrases for community support. Report and block controls are available for public comments, chat and cheer messages. No account is required. There are no betting, wagering or real-money mechanics. Core interface options include Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, English, Korean, Japanese and French. Coverage, statistics, translation and media availability vary by match. Some reports, source excerpts and sandbox labels are in Chinese. AI-generated content may contain mistakes and can be corrected. Third-party media may have regional, language, network or sign-in restrictions. Worlds Atlas was created under Riot Games’ Legal Jibber Jabber policy using assets owned by Riot Games. Riot Games does not endorse or sponsor this project.