FAQ About Runeterra Universe

The Runeterra Universe is replete with conflicts and wars that have shaped its history and continue to influence the ongoing narrative. Here are some of the major conflicts or wars that have occurred:

• Rune Wars: The Rune Wars were cataclysmic conflicts that took place in ancient times. These wars involved the abuse of powerful magic and the use of the World Runes, leading to widespread devastation and reshaping the world.
• Noxian-Ionian Conflict: This conflict erupted between the militaristic empire of Noxus and the spiritually attuned Ionian land. It was a clash of ideologies, with Noxus seeking to conquer and expand while Ionians fought to preserve their homeland and traditions.
• Demacia-Noxus Rivalry: Demacia and Noxus have a long-standing rivalry, characterized by their starkly different values and approaches. This rivalry has sparked numerous conflicts and skirmishes between the two city-states.
• Harrowing and Shadow Isles: The Shadow Isles were once a beautiful land until the Black Mist engulfed it, turning it into a haunted realm of undead horrors. The Harrowing is an event where the Black Mist spreads, and the souls of the dead rise, causing havoc and terror.
• Invasion of the Void: The Void is a malevolent realm that seeks to consume and corrupt everything in its path. Voidborn creatures emerge from the Void, threatening the stability of Runeterra and requiring champions to unite against this extraplanar menace.
• Shuriman Ascension: In ancient times, Shurima was a powerful empire. The Ascended, beings of immense power, were created to protect the empire. However, corruption and hubris led to the fall of Shurima. Recent events have seen the empire's reawakening, with conflicts centered around the Ascended and the resurgence of Shurima.
• Freljordian Civil Wars: The Freljord, a harsh and icy region, has experienced numerous civil wars and power struggles among its tribes and leaders. Champions like Ashe, Sejuani, and Lissandra have been central figures in these conflicts.