About Rift Graphs

What it is

Rift Graphs turns the public match data of the 2026 League of Legends World Championship into something you can read in a minute: results in your time zone, team and player profiles, champion presence and full drafts. Every number on the site is derived from the same per-game rows, so the pages and the chart builder always agree.

Data sources

• Match, team, player and draft data comes from Leaguepedia, licensed under CC BY-SA. It is maintained by volunteers, so scoreboards can take minutes to hours to appear after a game; until then a series shows “Data on the way” instead of zeros.
• Provisional results (who won a series, the score, whether it is in progress) come from the schedule of lolesports.com or are typed by hand from the broadcast. They carry a “Provisional” tag until Leaguepedia confirms them.
• Champion names and art come from Riot's Data Dragon (version 16.20.1, matching patch 26.20).
• Role and objective icons are the League of Legends client's own.
• No team logos, player photos or official artwork are used. Teams are identified by their tag on a pill coloured by region.
• Data was last refreshed on 2026-10-29 22:52:32 UTC. The site rebuilds itself every 15 minutes on match days and every 6 hours otherwise.

How fresh is the data

Results are published within minutes of each game and carry a “Provisional” tag. Detailed stats (drafts, scoreboards, objectives) arrive when Leaguepedia publishes them, usually the same day, and the tag disappears. Provisional results count for records, the Swiss standings and the bracket; player and champion rankings and the chart builder only use games confirmed by Leaguepedia. If two sources disagree, Leaguepedia wins.

Coming soon

• Items, runes and summoner spells for every player in every game, on the series pages.
• The knockout bracket drawn with connectors as soon as the quarterfinal pairings are known.
• An interactive 3D map of the Rift on the home page, with the leader of every role.
• A full mobile pass: the site works on phones today, but the layouts are being tuned.

Legal notice

Rift Graphs was created under Riot Games' "Legal Jibber Jabber" policy using assets owned by Riot Games. Riot Games does not endorse or sponsor this project.

This is a non-commercial community project: no paywall, no donations, no company behind it. Team names and player aliases belong to their respective owners and are used descriptively.

Who made it

Developed with AI by Alex Torres

The source code is public on GitHub.

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