How to get your League of Legends Year in Review for Season 11

Andrew Amos

With Season 12 kicking off, players can look back on their stats from last year with their League of Legends Year in Review. Here’s how you can find it, what’s included, and what it all means.

It’s one thing to flex your rank on someone in League, but what about some of the wacky stats? Sure, Challenges are around the corner, but your League of Legends Year in Review will capture some of the fun stats you might overlook.

Here’s how you can check your Year in Review for Season 11, and what stats you can look forward to flexing on your friends.

Flex your epic League stats with your Year in Review.

How to access your League of Legends Year in Review

The Year in Review isn’t out yet for League of Legends players, but it’s coming soon. To make sure you get it, you have to go into your Riot Account and make sure you’re getting emails from the developer by ticking the “Communication from Riot Games” box under communication preferences.

Once it goes live, you’ll see it in your email ⁠— not in-client. Be sure to double check your spam filter in case it’s gone to the trash once Riot starts sending out the emails!

What will be included in your League Year in Review?

Your League of Legends Year in Review will contain personal milestones you hit across the year, including the number of kills, deaths, and assists across the year.

However, it also compares how you performed in your main roles compared to everyone, and highlights some of your best games. There’ll likely be an honor breakdown too, and some fun things like what skins actually equal wins.

This is all going off previous League of Legends Year in Review posts though ⁠— it’s quite possible Riot changes it up to be more like the Valorant one. Regardless though, be sure to send it around to your friends and compare to see who is the best player in your group!

About The Author

Hailing from Perth, Andrew was formerly Dexerto's Australian Managing Editor. They love telling stories across all games and esports, but they have a soft spot for League of Legends and Rainbow Six. Oh, and they're also fascinated by the rise of VTubers.