Player housing in the Riot MMO: will Riot build it?
Housing was mentioned before the 2024 reset and never since. Why it is the feature most often cut, why Riot's model argues for it, and where a house would go.
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Design
How the game might be built: classes, combat, raids, housing, the engine underneath. Riot has confirmed almost none of it, so each article says plainly where the ground stops.
Riot MMO raids: what Street promised and what the hires say
Greg Street talked about complex group bosses and named Baron Nashor. Then Riot hired three people from the studio that invented raiding. What that adds up to.
Riot MMO starting zones: where a new player would begin
No MMO launches with thirteen regions. The four that make the strongest case as the Riot MMO's first zones, and the big region that probably waits.
Riot MMO PvP: what a company built on competition will do
Every Riot game has a ranked ladder, and the MMO's new principal designer ran World of Warcraft's PvP. The three PvP models, and which fit Runeterra and Riot.
Riot MMO classes: what the lore already decides
Riot has announced no classes for its MMO. But it already sorts 173 champions into six roles, and Runeterra has eight magic systems. A class list from both.
Riot MMO: will champions be playable, NPCs, or bosses?
Riot has never said whether you will play Garen or meet him. The three models an MMO can use for 173 pre-written characters, and the one the lore pushes toward.
Action combat or tab-target: what the Holinka hire tells us
Riot's MMO promised action combat before its reset, then hired the man who ran World of Warcraft's tab-target combat for a decade. Both readings, and ours.