Soon you’ll be able to filter and sort champions in Champ Select by roles, lanes, and your personal favorites

With over 140 champions in League, we're surprised it took this long.
Image via Riot Games

Filtering and sorting champions is on its way to Champ Select, according to one of the latest PBE updates.

Recommended Videos

Champ select has more or less remained the same since the game was released, with changes to animations and the pick/ban order speckled here and there as the years have passed. In the meantime, champions have been stacking up, and now, there are over 140 of them in the game. With that many champions, it’s become a bit tedious to either scroll through all of them or manually type their name into the search barso Riot is making that process a bit easier.

Screengrab via Riot Games

There will now be several ways for players to sort through all of their champions. You can filter them by mastery level, your personal favorites, their positions, and even which champs you haven’t earned a Hextech Chest for yet in non-ranked queues.

The feature is on the PBE right now, which means it’ll likely go live with Patch 7.19 in a couple of weeks.


Dot Esports is supported by our audience. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn a small affiliate commission. Learn more
related content
Read Article LoL fans claim struggling Galio ‘has no point’ anymore—but Riot totally disagrees
Galio's splash art in League of Legends
Read Article CEO of former TSM, LCS sponsor FTX sentenced to 25 years in jail
FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried sporting a TSM jersey.
Read Article Phreak sparks debate around LoL laners’ lack of ‘appreciation for what jungling takes’ 
Lee Sin practising Muay Thay.
Related Content
Read Article LoL fans claim struggling Galio ‘has no point’ anymore—but Riot totally disagrees
Galio's splash art in League of Legends
Read Article CEO of former TSM, LCS sponsor FTX sentenced to 25 years in jail
FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried sporting a TSM jersey.
Read Article Phreak sparks debate around LoL laners’ lack of ‘appreciation for what jungling takes’ 
Lee Sin practising Muay Thay.
Author
Aaron Mickunas
Esports and gaming journalist for Dot Esports, featured at Lolesports.com, Polygon, IGN, and Ginx.tv.