Can I promote my tool or service here?
No. The rules ban advertising the buying, selling, trading, sharing, or giving away of accounts, and boosting services are banned too.
A source-backed Rankhog guide to r/leagueoflegends: public rules, community context, posting fit, and startup-promotion risk before you publish.
By Anthony Riera, founder and operator of Rankhog.
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This is a subreddit devoted to the game League of Legends, and that focus shapes every rule here. People come to talk about the game itself, the community around it, things like fanart, cosplay, and fanfiction, and league esports. The rules even spell out that esports and personality content has to focus on how players and orgs interact with the game, not their lives outside of it. This is a big general gaming community, not a business hangout, so anyone posting here needs to show up as a player or fan first. The rules also show a community that cares about quality, with minimum character counts, evidence requirements, and strict title standards.
Start with “Posts Must Be Directly Related To League of Legends”, because anything you post has to sit squarely on the game, the league community, or league esports. “All Claims Require Evidence” matters if you ever want to cite numbers, trends, or news, so bring sources. “No Vague or Misleading Titles” will kill your post fast if your title is short, memetic, or unclear, and text posts need a minimum of 100 characters describing the content. “Specific restricted content (see rules for list)” adds more format traps, like the 100 character minimum for text bodies and a ban on short jokes and tech support posts. “Short duration content belongs in a text post” means images, GIFs, videos under 15 seconds, and tweets have to go inside a text post, and tweets need at least 250 characters around them. “Don't Address Individuals or Distinct Entities” stops you from writing a post aimed at one company or person, so frame anything you share as a discussion any user can join. “Feature Suggestions” is interesting, because suggestions are allowed, but they cannot directly address Riot or use wording like “Can we have X”, and they must be at least 250 characters. “Don't Discuss or Advertise Cheats or Exploits” is the hard wall for anything touching accounts, boosting, or third party programs. “Reposts” matters too, because frequently asked topics get removed, so search before you post.
If you build something for gamers, the honest path here is to contribute as a community member, not a marketer. A good post is directly about League of Legends, has a clear descriptive title, and has a text body of at least 100 characters that actually explains the content. If you share data or make claims, back them with sources, because the evidence rule is strict. If you want to float an idea, write it as a feature suggestion of at least 250 characters that any user can discuss, without addressing Riot directly or using a yes or no title. Images, GIFs, and short videos belong inside a text post, not as bare links. Whatever you share, search the sub first to make sure it is not a repost, and frame it so the whole community can join the discussion.
The clearest way to get removed is posting something not directly related to the game, so leave your general marketing content at home. Never post about buying, selling, trading, sharing, or giving away accounts, and never touch boosting services, win trading, leveling bots, scripting, exploits, or hacks, because that rule is absolute. Do not post claims without sources, especially news or claims about distinct entities. Avoid vague titles, single word titles, and titles in mostly capital letters. Do not post short jokes, puns, tech support requests, or account related support questions, including posts about personal bans. Do not write a post addressed to Riot or any individual or organization, and skip the “Can we have X” style feature request titles. Keep personal stories over 500 characters and keep them free of ranting or inflammatory language. Do not put esports results in your titles for 24 hours after a match, and tag spoilers in the body. Do not repost topics from nearly the same angle as existing posts, and use the search function first. Finally, remember that images, GIFs, short videos, and tweets only belong inside text posts.
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No. The rules ban advertising the buying, selling, trading, sharing, or giving away of accounts, and boosting services are banned too.
Yes, if it is directly related to the game or its community, has a clear descriptive title, a body of at least 100 characters, and does not address Riot directly or ask a yes or no question only Riot can answer.
Yes, if it exceeds 500 characters, follows the relevancy rules, and is not a sob story or a rant.
No. The rules say no tech support or account related support requests, including posts about personal bans.
Yes, but only inside a text post, and the tweet itself needs a text post of at least 250 characters around it.
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