Runeterra 3D Models

Every champion and skin model from Riot's games, viewable in 3D in your browser: rotate, inspect and compare the characters of Runeterra without installing anything.

Models are extracted per patch from the live game files, so what you see here is the geometry and textures the game itself ships. Each champion page lists the skins that have a viewable model, and links back to that character's lore in the Archive of Runeterra.

Every model is extracted directly from the live game files rather than rebuilt by hand, so the geometry, rigging and textures are the ones the game itself ships. Extraction runs per patch, which means a model here matches the version currently live rather than a snapshot from whenever the character was released.

Browse by game

League of Legends

Champion models and their skins — the full rigged character as the game loads it, including the skins that change the silhouette rather than just the colours.

Teamfight Tactics

Tacticians: the Little Legends and chibi avatars you play as on the board, which are their own models rather than shrunken champions.

2XKO

Fighter models from Riot's fighting game, built to a different standard again — higher detail on a much smaller roster.

What is on these pages

Each champion has a page listing every one of that character's skins, which of them have a model you can rotate in the browser, and which skin lines they belong to. Skin lines are Riot's themed sets — a costume design that runs across many champions at once — so the same theme shows up on a dozen different silhouettes, and the champion pages cross-link them.

Chromas are not listed separately anywhere on this site. A chroma is a recolour of a skin that already exists: the same mesh with a different texture. They are counted on the skin they belong to rather than given pages of their own, because a page for a recolour would say nothing the parent skin's page does not already say.

Where the characters come from

These are the characters of Runeterra, the world Riot is building its MMO in. A model is the least interesting thing about most of them — the same archive holds who they are, where they are from and what they have done, indexed rather than summarised.