The European Regional Leagues have quickly become an integl part of the growth of competitive League of Legends in EU and have helped provide the LEC with many new, hungry stars in the making. With such pid growth, Riot aims to bolster this system by making some significant changes “to create more stability and further strengthen player pathways.”
First, license deals will be extended to almost all current ERLs in 2022 and they’ll be grouped into one of two categories: accredited ERLs and non-accredited ERLs. The full list of differences between these two categories will be revealed after EU Masters, but one of the biggest differences between accredited and non-accredited involves offline events.
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