League of Legends at a glance
| Price | Free |
|---|---|
| Platforms | PC and Mac |
| Team size | 5. Ranked Solo/Duo allows one friend, Flex up to five |
| What to share so people can add you | Riot ID (name#tag) |
What to queue
- Ranked Solo/Duo with one friend
- Ranked Flex for groups
- ARAM when you want fast chaos on one lane
- Arena when it's in rotation, for 2v2 fights against other pairs
- Clash tournaments for full five-person teams
Finding a duo
Say your server (NA, EUW, EUNE and so on), your rank and your role: top, jungle, mid, ADC or support. Ranked duo has some rank limits, especially higher up, so check you're close enough before planning a climb. Normals and ARAM don't have that problem.
Clash teams
Clash needs five people who can all play at the same time. Post early in the week with your role and rank, and you'll have time to get a team together.
How to party up in League of Legends
Add them with their full Riot ID from the social panel, create a lobby for the queue you want, then invite them. Normal and Flex games are the easiest way to try a new duo.





