Riot reveals another League of Legends game – a tabletop named Tellstones - palmersmat1999

If you sporty can't get enough of the ever-expanding League of Legends universe, developer Riot has some good news – it has a new tabletop game en route. Called Tellstones: King's Gambit, the future game marks the latest accession to the studio's series of LoL-related projects in the works.

Tellstones is described by Riot as a "bluffing plot" for two or four players, and a "Demacian strain played across Runeterra", the fictional world in which League of Legends' and upcoming card crippled Legends of Runeterra's lore is Seth. It leave be a "perfect information" game, pregnant players can see complete the information on what's going happening during a game up front.

Details happening its gameplay aren't nonetheless clear, but it'll boast a blood of disc-shaped tokens that resemble Demacian coins, and will differ from Riot's previous tabletop game Mechs Vs Minions, which discharged in 2016: "Our first tabletop game was a huge, cooperative game loaded with miniatures and communicative content", Roister explains. "Our 2d game is competitive, more than smaller, and plays faster."

In early LoL universe news, Conference of Legends spell 10.1 has now landed, bringing a raft of balance changes, Champion skins, and of class Cobble, the game's new Jagannatha fighter. League of Legends patch 10.2, presently in for testing on the PBE, will bring the long-anticipated Wukong rework.

The Legends of Runeterra beta resign date is also fast future, arriving later this calendar month on January 24, though you can jump in a day early if you register early – find you more here if you're keen to assay it out early.

Plus, with the formation of Riot Forge, it looks like there will glucinium plenty of fres titles that tie into the LoL cosmos to look forward to, such as Ruined King, the forthcoming League of Legends RPG from Darksiders developers, and Converging, a platform-based action game that follows the adventures of Champion Ekko.