League of Legends Connections
Sort sixteen League of Legends champions into four hidden groups of four. Regions, classes, lanes and more. A new board every day.
Game points you can earn
- A solve, more for fewer mistakes
- A board you finish without solving
- A daily streak, with an account
Your lifetime GP is your rank, Rookie to Demon King. Without an account it is kept in this browser.
How to play
Pick four champions who share something, then submit. A right four is sealed as a group, in the colour of how hard it was to see.
An example group, found
- Gold, the most direct
- Green, a little less
- Blue, trickier
- Violet, the hardest to see
- Every champion belongs to exactly one group, and some look as if they fit two
- Four mistakes end the round, and then the groups you missed are shown
- “One away” means three of your four belong together
One board a day, the same sixteen for everyone. A new one at midnight, Sydney time.
Game points and ranks
A board pays GP by how few mistakes it took. Your lifetime GP is your rank, Rookie to Demon King.
Every possible group
25 groups. Each board draws four.
Region13
- Ionia
- Noxus
- Demacia
- Freljord
- Zaun
- Shurima
- Shadow Isles
- Void
- Bilgewater
- Mount Targon
- Piltover
- Ixtal
- Bandle City
Class5
- Assassins
- Fighters
- Mages
- Marksmen
- Tanks
Lane4
- Top
- Jungle
- Mid
- Support
Trait3
- Yordles
- Arcane
- No mana
Never
- Melee
- Ranged
- Bot
- Support class
Who fits each one is on the champion roster.
Yesterday's groups
Yesterday's sixteen, sorted into the four groups they made, easiest first.
Frequently asked questions
How do you play League of Legends Connections?
Sixteen champions are dealt onto the board, and they split into four hidden groups of four. Pick four you think share something and submit them. A right four is sealed as a group; anything else costs a mistake, and four mistakes end the round. Everyone plays the same sixteen each day.
What can a group be?
A home region, a main class (the first one Riot lists for that champion), a lane they are played in, yordles, champions who appeared in Arcane, or champions who don’t use mana. The Groups tab lists every group a board can draw. A board holds at most two regions, and never two classes or two lanes. Every champion belongs to exactly one group on the board, and some of them look as if they fit two.
What does One away mean?
Three of the four champions you picked belong together and one does not. It never says which one.
What do the colours mean?
How hard a group is to see, next to the other three on the board. Gold is the most direct, green a little less, blue trickier, and violet the hardest. A region or the yordles usually read gold; champions who don’t use mana usually read violet.
What does a board pay?
GP (game points), by how few mistakes it took: a board with none pays the most, and a day you finish without solving still pays a little. With an account, a daily streak adds a bonus on top, and your lifetime GP decides your rank, from Rookie to Demon King.
When does the board reset?
Every day at midnight, Sydney time. A round in progress is kept on the server, so the groups you have found are still there when you come back, on any device.
Do I need an account?
Not to play. Without one, your record is kept in this browser only: only signed in players appear on the leaderboard or have their progress saved. An account puts you on it under your own name and keeps your record on any device you sign in on. Make one the day you play and that round comes with it; rounds from earlier days stay in the browser.
Is riftgrids made by Riot Games?
No. riftgrids is a fan project created under Riot Games’ Legal Jibber Jabber policy using assets owned by Riot Games. Riot Games does not endorse or sponsor it.