How Much is my League of Legends Account Worth?
Wondering what your League of Legends account is worth? This guide will help you determine the value based on factors like skins, champions, rank, and more.
With over 115 million monthly players, League of Legends is one of the most popular games worldwide. Naturally, rare accounts with expensive skins, champions, and high ranks are in high demand. We'll cover everything you need to know to price your LoL account accurately.
What Factors Impact League of Legends Account Value?
The value of a LoL account comes down to factors like:
- Rare, limited, or discontinued skins - Especially "prestige" skins from events
- Unlocked champions - Especially new or recently reworked ones
- High rank and ranked rewards - Challenger and special skin rewards
- Legacy content - Maps, icons, wards, and more from past seasons
- Accuracy of account details - Original email and username
Accounts with many of these traits in one place command the highest prices.
Pricing a LoL account accurately matters if you want to sell or buy. We'll break down exact values next.
League of Legends accounts range dramatically in value. A level 30 account with a basic skin or two could go for $10-$20. On the other end, whale accounts with every skin can easily sell for $5,000+.
Here are typical prices for LoL accounts based on their content:
- Bronze Ranked Account: $30-$60
- Silver Ranked Account: $15-$30
- Gold Ranked Account: $30-$50
- Platinum Ranked Account: $50-$70
- Emerald Ranked Account: $70-$125
- Diamond Ranked Account: $125-$300+
- Master/+ Ranked Account: $300-$5000+
For perspective, Challenger accounts with multiple discontinued prestige skins can sell for over $10,000. However, as a seller you won't get full value - expect to receive 60-80% of an account's worth when selling.
What Skins Add Value in League of Legends?
Certain League of Legends skins are extremely rare and valuable to collectors. Some of the most in-demand skins that increase accounts' worth include:
- Championship Riven (2012)
- Pax Twisted Fate (2010)
- Rusty Blitzcrank (2010)
- Black Alistar (Preorder Bonus)
- Silver Kayle (Preorder Bonus)
- King Rammus (Closed Beta Reward)
If your account has some of these skins unlocked, value can easily reach into four or even five figures. Check your purchase history to confirm skin unlocks.
F.A.Q
The highest-volume sellers dealing in the rarest accounts can comfortably make over $100,000 per year or more. But getting to that level involves big risks and money investments.
Selling accounts violates Terms of Service but is rarely prosecuted as illegal. As long as sales stay civil using legitimate sellers, law risks are minimal.
Rare skins typically drive higher sale prices than rank. A Challenger account would sell for less than one with multiple discontinued skins.
Selling accounts for cash involves risks, but legitimate PlayersLoot Sellers make sure transactions are done properly.
Having all or most champs unlocked adds moderate value - but skins, rank, legacy content, etc. matter much more for pricing.
If all details are handled properly during a sale, accounts stay with new owners permanently in most cases. But ban risks still exist.
If your goal is saving time or getting rare skins/high rank, buying an account can make sense. Just make sure to use a reputable seller for security.
Levels generally don't impact value much unless an account is below level 30. Level 30 unlocks full gameplay, so accounts below 30 sell for less.
League of Legends accounts are generally region-locked, meaning an NA account stays locked to North American servers only. However, region transfers can sometimes be possible for a fee directly through Riot Support. Region relevance affects value - accounts on less populated servers sell for less than major regions.
