League of Legends has released 55 modern paid passes in this directory, from Worlds 2018 through September 2026. That includes event passes, seasonal acts, Hall of Legends and the separate League Classic Premium Pass—not extra purchase bundles or TFT passes. Below, you can compare their dates, original RP prices and how their rewards were actually unlocked.
Last verified: 9 September 2026. Earlier entries are historical, not currently purchasable passes.
Which League passes are available now?
Standard League: Season 3, Act I costs 1,650 RP. Magma Chamber Veigar is the milestone-48 reward; Riot does not call it a Prestige skin. Progress ends 5 October 2026 at 11:59pm PT, and the pass deactivates the following night. Riot’s Season 3 pass details.
League Classic: Premium Pass, Act I costs 1,550 RP and uses its own coin-and-tier system. Progress ends 21 September at 11:59pm PT; deactivation is 22 September at 11:59pm PT. Buying the standard pass does not buy this one. Classic pass and reward rules.
Next announced event pass: Hall of Legends 2026 celebrates Caps. Riot lists a 1,950 RP pass with 100 reward levels, including Risen Legend Orianna. Its announced event window is 10 September–20 October 2026. It has not opened on this article’s verification date and is excluded from the released total. Riot’s patch 26.18 event announcement and Hall of Legends rewards.
What counts as a battle pass here?
The main history starts with the modern event-pass era in 2018. Each separately purchased reward track counts once, under the year it opened—even if it continued into January. A premium bundle, a second Prestige reward or a new skin theme within an event does not add another pass.
The total comprises 54 event, act and Hall of Legends passes, plus one League Classic Premium Pass. Free mission events, TFT and Wild Rift passes, skin bundles, and regional esports viewing passes are outside this directory’s count.
Paid mission products existed earlier: the 2017 Order and Chaos passes, Arcade Dungeon Pass and Worlds Master Pass are predecessors, not 2018 releases. Likewise, Riot’s 2019 Team Pass and Fan Pass were region-dependent esports offerings. Keeping them separate avoids inflating the event-pass total.
Dates below use Riot’s Pacific-date convention where the source supplies a timezone. A range describes the event or progression window, not automatically the final purchase or claim deadline. “Opened” means the closing date is not established here. One unrecovered historical base price is identified rather than guessed.
2018: 2 passes
The early modern passes centered on earning tokens, then choosing what to buy. Their starting loot was only part of the offer: a Prestige skin demanded substantially more progression than simply purchasing the pass.
| Pass and period | Original base price | Purchase, progression and notable rewards |
|---|---|---|
| Worlds 2018 Pass 27 September–19 November 2018 | 1,650 RP | Four Worlds Orbs, 200 tokens and a pass icon started the purchase. Playing earned additional tokens; K/DA Kai’Sa Prestige Edition was a token-shop goal, not an instant skin unlock. |
| Snowdown 2018 Pass 6 December 2018–7 January 2019 | 1,450 RP | The winter pass began with 150 Snowdown tokens and a capsule. It used repeatable token earning rather than today’s direct-reward track; Prestige K/DA Akali was its notable skin reward. |
For the visual differences between the original group and later releases, see our K/DA skin guide. The 2020 ALL OUT designs are not substitutes for the 2018 artwork.
2019: 6 passes
Passes became a recurring part of League’s event calendar. A single track could support several releases, which is why skin collections such as Battle Academia, Demacia Vice and Sugar Rush should not each be counted as an additional pass.
| Pass and period | Original base price | Purchase, progression and notable rewards |
|---|---|---|
| Lunar Revel 2019 Pass 28 January–4 March 2019 | Price not recovered | A pass icon, four Lunar Revel Orbs and 50 tokens accompanied access to token earning. Firecracker Vayne Prestige Edition was the notable token reward. The shop remained open until 18 March. |
| Trials 2019 Pass Opened 2 May 2019 | 1,650 RP | The MSI-era event asked players to join one of four houses. Its paid pass supported the event’s loot progression; Battle Academia’s later arrival did not create another paid pass. |
| Arcade 2019 Pass 28 June–29 July 2019 | 1,650 RP | The base purchase included 200 tokens, four Arcade Orbs and an icon. Arcade Caitlyn Prestige Edition cost 2,000 tokens. Demacia Vice joined the same event shop, which closed on 14 August. |
| PROJECT 2019 Pass Opened 1 August 2019 | 1,650 RP | Four orbs and 200 tokens came with the pass; milestone missions offered up to 25 Prestige Points. PROJECT: Irelia Prestige Edition required 2,000 event tokens. |
| Worlds 2019 Pass 26 September–19 November 2019 | 1,650 RP | The pass paired starter loot with an extended period of token earning. Valiant Sword Riven Prestige Edition was a 2,000-token reward, not part of the base purchase. |
| Night & Dawn 2019 Pass 12 December 2019–13 January 2020 | 1,650 RP | Nightbringer Lee Sin Prestige Edition was the token-shop chase. Sugar Rush cosmetics belonged to the same event cycle, not a second pass. Token spending continued until 27 January 2020. |
2020: 7 passes
Most passes settled into a 1,650 RP starting price, but their missions and earning systems still changed. Spirit Blossom is the clearest example: the character-driven Spirit Bonds experience worked alongside the paid rewards rather than being another skin bundle.
| Pass and period | Original base price | Purchase, progression and notable rewards |
|---|---|---|
| Mecha Kingdoms 2020 Pass 15 January–18 February 2020 | 1,650 RP | The pass started with 200 tokens and four orbs. Its 2,650 RP bundle added the standard Mecha Kingdoms Garen skin; the Prestige version required 2,000 tokens. The shop closed on 2 March. |
| Galaxies 2020 Pass Opened March 2020 | 1,650 RP | This was League’s cosmic/Dark Star event pass: 200 tokens, four orbs and paid missions. Dark Star Malphite was a bundle addition, while his Prestige version was earned with tokens. It was not TFT Galaxies Pass+. |
| Pulsefire 2020 Pass 14 May–15 June 2020 | 1,650 RP | The time-travel event offered 200 starting tokens, four orbs and 20 pass missions. The 2,650 RP bundle included standard Pulsefire Lucian; his Prestige edition cost 2,000 tokens. Token spending ended on 30 June. |
| Spirit Blossom 2020 Pass 22 July–24 August 2020 | 1,650 RP | Four Kanmei Orbs and 200 tokens came with the pass. Spirit Bonds supplied event progression alongside the character stories, with Spirit Blossom Teemo Prestige Edition available for tokens. Spending continued until 8 September. |
| PsyOps 2020 Pass Opened September 2020 | 1,650 RP | The psychic-operations event began with four orbs and 200 tokens. Standard PsyOps Ezreal belonged to the larger pass bundle; his Prestige edition required event tokens. Conflicting surviving end-date notices prevent a reliable closing date here. |
| Worlds 2020 Pass 1 October–9 November 2020 | 1,650 RP | The starting package supplied 200 tokens and four orbs. The larger bundle included standard Obsidian Dragon Sett, while its Prestige edition was a token reward. The event shop stayed open until 24 November. |
| Battle Queens 2020 Pass 10 December 2020–11 January 2021 | 1,650 RP | Four orbs and 200 tokens unlocked the paid mission route. Standard Battle Queen Diana was included in the larger bundle, not the base pass; her Prestige edition was an event-token reward. |
The Spirit Blossom skin gallery covers the broader theme. Its full collection was never a set of skins automatically included with the 2020 pass.
2021: 7 passes
Theme alone still did not tell you what the pass included. Standard skins commonly appeared in larger bundles, while their Prestige counterparts required event tokens. Changes to mission structure also made one event’s grind a poor guide to the next.
| Pass and period | Original base price | Purchase, progression and notable rewards |
|---|---|---|
| Lunar Beast 2021 Pass 4 February–8 March 2021 | 1,650 RP | The pass included four orbs and 200 tokens. Lunar Beast Fiora’s standard skin was a bundle extra; her Prestige edition was earned through the token shop. Tokens could be spent until 22 March. |
| Space Groove 2021 Pass 1 April–3 May 2021 | 1,650 RP | The disco-themed event used the familiar 200-token/four-orb starting package. Space Groove Lulu Prestige Edition was a token reward, with spending available until 17 May. |
| PROJECT 2021 Pass 27 May–28 June 2021 | 1,650 RP | The pass opened milestone missions and started with 200 tokens and four orbs. PROJECT: Sylas Prestige Edition cost 2,000 tokens. The separate 1,000 RP starter-token bundle was not another pass. |
| Sentinels of Light 2021 Pass Opened July 2021 | 1,650 RP | The Ruination story ran alongside the paid mission pass, which began with 200 tokens and four Ruined Orbs. Ascended Pantheon Prestige Edition was an earned event reward, not an automatic reward for starting the story. |
| Coven 2021 Pass 12 August–13 September 2021 | 1,650 RP | The witch-themed event used paid milestones and token earning. Coven LeBlanc Prestige Edition was the featured token reward; the normal Coven skin and its Prestige edition were different purchases. |
| Worlds 2021 Pass 23 September–8 November 2021 | 1,650 RP | Four orbs and 200 tokens came with the pass. This longer event used fewer, larger milestone missions, with Nightbringer Kayn among its Prestige rewards. The token shop closed on 18 November. |
| Debonair 2021 Pass 9 December 2021–10 January 2022 | 1,650 RP | The base purchase supplied four orbs and 200 tokens. Paid missions moved to time-played objective points, a progression change rather than an extra pass tier. The token shop remained open until 17 January. |
2022: 7 passes
This year bridged two systems: familiar event missions early on, followed by a visible reward track at Worlds. Tokens survived that redesign. Star Guardian’s revised deadlines also show why launch announcements should not be treated as final forever.
| Pass and period | Original base price | Purchase, progression and notable rewards |
|---|---|---|
| Lunar Revel 2022 Pass 26 January–28 February 2022 | 1,650 RP | Four Firecracker Orbs and 200 tokens started one pass spanning several themes. Porcelain Lux and Brave Phoenix Xayah had Prestige rewards; the skin-line names did not represent separate passes. Spending ended on 7 March. |
| Anima Squad 2022 Pass 31 March–2 May 2022 | 1,650 RP | The pass started with four orbs and 200 tokens. Prestige Battle Cat Jinx cost 2,000 tokens; purchasing the basic pass did not instantly unlock her skin. The event shop remained open until 9 May. |
| High Noon 2022 Pass Opened 12 May 2022 | 1,650 RP | This MSI-linked pass supported the tournament prize pool. Riot offered a 2,650 RP bundle separately. The High Noon skin collection was event context, not a collection of skins automatically granted by the base pass. |
| Star Guardian 2022 Pass 14 July–24 August 2022 | 1,650 RP | The pass began with 200 tokens and four orbs. After reward-system problems, Riot extended pass missions to 24 August at 11am PT; token redemption ended two hours later. This is the revised window, not the original calendar. Riot’s revised deadlines. |
| Steel Valkyries 2022 Pass 25 August–26 September 2022 | 1,650 RP | Four orbs and 200 tokens opened the paid route. Cyber Halo Janna’s standard skin was a bundle addition; her Prestige version was a token reward. The shop closed on 3 October. |
| Worlds 2022 Pass Opened October 2022 | 1,650 RP | The redesigned pass put rewards on a visible progression track while keeping the token shop. The starting tier still offered 200 tokens and four orbs; the 2,650 RP bundle added standard Spirit Blossom Master Yi. |
| Winterblessed 2022 Pass 8 December 2022–4 January 2023 | 1,650 RP | The track awarded tokens at milestones, starting with 200 tokens and four orbs. Prestige Winterblessed Warwick cost 2,000 tokens. The shop and pass-purchase window continued into 11 January 2023. |
Our Anima Squad skin directory compares the cosmetics themselves. For pass history, keep the original 2022 event and the 2024 return separate.
2023: 6 passes
Six event passes ran during 2023. The summer Soul Fighter event belongs here, not in 2022; its League pass was separate from the similarly themed content in other Riot games.
| Pass and period | Original base price | Purchase, progression and notable rewards |
|---|---|---|
| Lunar Revel 2023 Pass 12 January–20 February 2023 | 1,650 RP | Four Mythmaker Orbs and 200 tokens started this Lunar Revel track. Prestige Mythmaker Sivir was a token-shop reward; Porcelain content joined the same pass cycle. The shop remained open until 27 February. |
| Faerie Court 2023 Pass 23 March–24 April 2023 | 1,650 RP | The base pass unlocked the reward track and its starting orbs and tokens. Standard Faerie Court Katarina came with the larger bundle; the Prestige skin required 2,000 tokens. The shop closed on 1 May. |
| MSI 2023 Inkshadow Pass 3 May–5 June 2023 | 1,650 RP | The starting tier granted 200 tokens and four orbs. A 2,650 RP bundle added standard Inkshadow Yasuo, while a 3,650 RP esports bundle added further cosmetics. They all upgraded the same pass. Spending ended on 12 June. |
| Soul Fighter 2023 Pass 20 July–28 August 2023 | 1,650 RP | The fighting-game event paired its token track with Arena and Tournament of Souls. Four orbs and 200 tokens were starting rewards; standard Soul Fighter Pyke was a bundle addition, not a base-pass skin. |
| Worlds 2023 Pass 11 October–27 November 2023 | 1,650 RP | A 50-milestone token track began with 200 tokens and four orbs. Prestige Coven Akali was a token-shop target. The larger pass bundles included the standard Coven skin and extra cosmetics. |
| Winterblessed 2023 Pass 6 December 2023–1 January 2024 | 1,650 RP | The winter track started with orbs and tokens. Standard Winterblessed Camille belonged to the larger bundle; Prestige Winterblessed Camille was an earned token-shop reward. The shop continued until 8 January. |
2024: 7 passes
Hall of Legends added a separately priced track alongside the normal event schedule. Its appearance matters to the count—and to price comparisons—because the expensive champion collections were not the same product as the pass.
| Pass and period | Original base price | Purchase, progression and notable rewards |
|---|---|---|
| Lunar Revel 2024 Pass 7 February–11 March 2024 | 1,650 RP | Heavenscale began the event and Porcelain followed within the same pass. Heavenscale Ezreal’s Prestige reward was separate from the standard skin in the larger bundle. Token spending continued until 18 March. |
| High Noon 2024 Pass Opened 20 March 2024 | 1,650 RP | Four High Noon Orbs and 200 tokens came with the base pass. The standard Evelynn skin was a bundle addition; Prestige High Noon Evelynn was earned through the event shop. |
| Empyrean 2024 Pass Opened May 2024 | 1,650 RP | The MSI Empyrean pass had 2,650 and 3,650 RP bundle options, not additional passes. Riot directed part of sales revenue to participating teams. Prestige Empyrean Kayle was the event’s Prestige reward. |
| Hall of Legends 2024 Pass Opened June 2024; extended through 29 July | 1,950 RP | Faker’s event used its own reward track, including Risen Legend LeBlanc. Ahri’s Risen, Immortalized and Signature collections were separate purchase packages. Riot later extended the pass beyond its original window. |
| Anima Squad 2024 Pass Opened 17 July 2024 | 1,650 RP | The 200-token/four-orb starting tier also unlocked Riven for Swarm, where she could alternatively be earned through play. That mode unlock was not a Riven cosmetic skin or another paid pass. |
| Worlds 2024 Pass 25 September–11 November 2024 | 1,650 RP | The base purchase granted 200 tokens and four orbs. Standard Fright Night Zeri was a bundle extra. Purchases ended on 18 November at 10am PT; the token shop closed an hour later. |
| Arcane 2024 Pass 20 November–23 December 2024 | 1,650 RP | Arcane’s second season accompanied a token-based reward track. The pass began with 200 tokens and four orbs. Prestige Arcane Commander Caitlyn was a token reward; standard Caitlyn cosmetics belonged to larger bundles. |
If you’re comparing the pass reward with LeBlanc’s other looks, the LeBlanc skin guide shows the differences. Risen Legend LeBlanc is not an Ahri collection reward.
2025: 7 passes
Seasonal acts replaced the old event-token shopping pattern with more directly awarded track rewards. Hall of Legends remained a separate event pass, so three seasons with two acts did not mean only six total paid tracks.
| Pass and period | Original base price | Purchase, progression and notable rewards |
|---|---|---|
| Welcome to Noxus: Act 1 9 January–3 March 2025 | 1,650 RP | Paid ownership unlocked earned track rewards, including Prestige Masque of the Black Rose Katarina at milestone 50. This was a direct progression reward, not a token-shop purchase. Pass deactivation: 4 March. |
| Welcome to Noxus: Act 2 5 March–28 April 2025 | 1,650 RP | The second Noxus act put Prestige Triumphant General Darius at milestone 50. The larger bundles added his Enigma chroma and other extras, rather than creating another pass. Deactivation: 29 April. |
| Spirit Blossom Beyond: Act 1 30 April–23 June 2025 | 1,650 RP | Prestige Spirit Blossom Lux was the milestone-50 paid reward. The pass’s Vivid chroma belonged to higher-priced bundles, so the skin and every advertised extra were not one basic purchase. Deactivation: 24 June. |
| Hall of Legends 2025 Pass 11 June–29 July 2025 | 1,950 RP | Uzi’s separate 100-level celebration included Risen Legend Vayne at level 10. Kai’Sa collections were sold separately. Pass purchase and loot claiming ended on 30 July at 11am PT. |
| Spirit Blossom Beyond: Act 2 25 June–25 August 2025 | 1,650 RP | Prestige Spirit Blossom Zed occupied milestone 50. Paid ownership unlocked earned rewards; its larger bundles added the Vivid chroma and other items. Deactivation: 26 August. |
| Trials of Twilight: Act I 27 August–20 October 2025 | 1,650 RP | The main track had 48 milestones. Visions of the Fallen Jarvan IV was its final skin reward; Riot did not label that skin Prestige. Deactivation: 21 October. |
| Trials of Twilight: Worlds Pass (Act II) 22 October 2025–5 January 2026 | 1,650 RP | Prestige Eternal Aspect Zoe was the milestone-48 reward. The pass continued into the next calendar year but counts once, under its 2025 opening. Deactivation: 7 January 2026. |
2026: 6 passes
These are the six passes that have opened by 9 September. Two remain current: the standard Season 3 track and League Classic’s separately purchased pass. The announced Caps event is listed above, not counted as already released.
| Pass and period | Original base price | Purchase, progression and notable rewards |
|---|---|---|
| For Demacia: Act I 8 January–2 March 2026 | 1,650 RP | Prestige Veiled Lady Morgana was the paid track’s skin goal. The pass used 48 main milestones plus repeatable rewards. Deactivation: 3 March. |
| For Demacia: Act II 4 March–27 April 2026 | 1,650 RP | The Demacian story continued with Prestige Requiem Sona as an earned reward. The basic pass unlocked paid progression rather than granting the skin immediately. Deactivation: 28 April. |
| Pandemonium: Act I 29 April–8 June 2026 | 1,650 RP | Prestige Pandemonium Shaco was the act’s earned skin. Its progression requirements belonged to this act, not a permanent rule for every later pass. Deactivation: 9 June. |
| Pandemonium: Act II 10 June–27 July 2026 | 1,650 RP | Prestige Sinful Shores LeBlanc was the paid track’s skin reward. Higher-priced bundles added cosmetics and progression extras. Deactivation: 28 July. |
| Season 3: Act I 29 July–5 October 2026 | 1,650 RP | CURRENT: Magma Chamber Veigar is the milestone-48 reward. The track uses 500 BXP per milestone and includes Enchanting Mystery Skins, not guaranteed copies of every skin shown in a pool. Deactivation: 6 October. |
| League Classic Premium Pass: Act I 29 July–21 September 2026 | 1,550 RP | CURRENT, SEPARATE PASS: Classic missions and coins feed six reward tiers. Tier 6 offers Magma Chamber Jax or Nightbringer Lee Sin Prestige Edition. This is not the standard Season 3 BXP track. Deactivation: 22 September. |
What you’re paying for—and what still needs to be earned
A pass usually buys access to rewards you earn, not an immediate delivery of everything on the promotional artwork. Before paying, separate three things: the base pass, its progression rewards, and any additional contents of a higher-priced bundle.
- Token-era events: the basic purchase often started you with orbs and tokens. Missions earned more currency, which you spent in a limited-time shop. Spending tokens on a chroma reduced what remained for a Prestige skin.
- Milestone passes: paid ownership opens eligible rewards at the levels you reach. A skin at the end of a track is not instantly granted when you buy the pass.
- Bundles: look at the extra contents, not only the total price. A standard skin, chroma, champion, emote or level boost may be bundled alongside the same pass.
- Classic: its paid pass uses Classic Pass Coins and tier purchases, not the standard track’s BXP. Check which game experience you actually play before choosing.
How the current standard pass progresses
Season 3, Act I has 48 main milestones and eight repeatable milestones, at 500 BXP each. Objectives supply BXP; read their mode requirements instead of assuming every Riot game counts. Its 2,650 and 3,650 RP bundles add extras to the same 1,650 RP pass. Check Riot’s current objective and bundle tables.
How the separate Classic pass progresses
Classic’s six tiers unlock through spending Classic Pass Coins, with 125 coins spent needed to move to the next tier. Its paid tier-six skin choice is Magma Chamber Jax or Nightbringer Lee Sin Prestige Edition. Coins expire with the pass; do not confuse them with RP or standard BXP. Read the Classic coin and tier details.
Historical RP prices are shown for comparison, not as live offers. They are not universal cash prices: regional RP packages, taxes and currency values differ. Judge value against rewards you want and time you can realistically spend, rather than treating every random reward as a skin you would otherwise buy.
Three deadlines to check before buying late
- Progression ends: the last moment games or missions can advance the track. Buying later cannot create playtime that has already passed.
- Purchase closes: the final chance to buy paid access or a bundle. It may fall after progression stops, allowing you to unlock rewards already earned.
- Claiming or token spending ends: the final moment to collect rewards or use event currency. A shop remaining open does not mean missions are still active.
Check the client timer and the event’s own support article together. The differences are real: Worlds 2024’s purchase cutoff and token-shop cutoff were an hour apart, while Riot changed Star Guardian 2022’s schedule after technical problems. There is no safe universal “extra week” rule.
Can you get old pass skins later?
Sometimes an individual skin returns, but the old reward track does not reopen with it. Riot’s patch 13.18 Mythic Shop rotation included previous event rewards such as Prestige Spirit Blossom Teemo and Prestige Pulsefire Lucian. That is evidence of those returns—not a promised return date for every later pass skin.
Special products have their own restrictions. Riot’s Hall of Legends FAQ says there are no plans to bring that event’s cosmetics back or add them to rerolls. Don’t apply ordinary shop expectations to those collections.
A theme returning also doesn’t guarantee its Prestige rewards return. Ordinary eligible skins may use routes such as Your Shop’s personalized offers; Prestige and limited rewards require their own availability checks. Check the exact skin name, edition and current acquisition method before spending currency.
League battle pass questions
Was the first League pass released in 2017 or 2018?
Both dates can appear because they describe different scopes. League sold paid mission products in 2017. This directory starts the modern event-pass history with Worlds 2018 and describes the earlier products separately, so its 2018–2026 title and count refer to the same period.
Is every event or Prestige skin linked to a paid pass?
No. Free mission events, direct purchases, Mythic Shop releases and skin bundles also exist. A new theme or another Prestige skin does not establish a new pass. This history counts the paid reward tracks, not skin collections.
Can you finish a purchased pass after its event ends?
Not after its progression deadline. Some passes still allow purchasing or claiming afterward, but those windows do not extend the time available to earn progress. Use the named pass’s timer rather than the end date of its overall season.
Does one purchase cover standard League and Classic?
No. The current standard Season 3 pass and League Classic Premium Pass are separate products with different reward systems and deadlines. Neither should be confused with a TFT or Wild Rift pass.
Sources and update notes
Each pass name links to its event documentation or a surviving contemporary report. Riot support and patch notes take priority; historical reports fill gaps where original pages are no longer retrievable. Exact closing dates and the unrecovered Lunar Revel 2019 base price are not filled in by repeating another event’s rules.
9 September 2026: reconciled the 2018–2026 history, added the separate Classic pass, updated current deadlines and listed the upcoming Caps event separately from released passes.
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