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Check Your Spending On League of Legends!
While League of Legends, Teamfight Tactics, and Wild Rift are all free to play, Riot Games excels at enticing their player base to open their wallets and spend money on the various in-game cosmetics. With over 1,500 skins in the game, you can imagine how costly this becomes, especially considering the price tags of Ultimate skins, which are all over $40.
These character skins may not offer your favorite units any in-game benefits or boosts. Still, they can up your style points, with many players running under the ethos "SkinToWin." Most skins, especially ones under the Ultimate or Legendary categories, have custom visual effects to distinguish them from other lower rarities. However, they will set players back a lot of RP (Riot Points), bought with real-world money.
If you want to track your spending and question your life decisions, our guide will show you exactly how to see your League of Legends spending.
How Much Have I Spent on LoL?
Previously, players could only find out how much money spent in League of Legends through third-party apps. However, Riot Games has now heard the cries of players with a more legitimate way of tracking the money spent in League of Legends.
Follow these simple steps below to see how much money you've spent on League of Legends—it shouldn't take more than a few minutes.
- Head to the official League of Legends support page, linked here
- Click the "Log In" button
- Enter your Riot Games account username and password - this is not your Summoner Name
- Press the red "Show Me The Money" button
Once you press the Show Me The Money icon, you'll immediately see how much money you've spent in League of Legends across your entire career. This includes purchases like Event Passes, Ward Skins, Emotes, Icons, and more.
This site occasionally goes down for maintenance, especially when Riot Games implements new patch notes onto live servers. If this page isn't working, try again later.
It's important for players to note that the value shown only applies to their current region and may not reflect spending across a different Riot server. If they have multiple League of Legends accounts, they can just repeat the steps above.
Money Spent on League: Support Ticket Method
As mentioned, the above page may sometimes be down or inactive. However, there is another bonus workaround method you can try if you're desperate to see how much money you've spent on League of Legends.
- Open up a Support Ticket via the Riot Games Support Page, and pick League of Legends
- In the "Choose a Request Type" box, select "Account Management, Data Requests, or Deletions"
- From here, scroll down and go for "Formal Personal Data Request"
- In the second "Select Your Inquiry" box, choose "I want to know how much money I've spent with Riot Games"
- A new box should pop up with the red "Show me the money." Press it, and lo and behold, it will show the total money you've spent. Smile or cry; the choice is yours!
Please note that, like the previous method, this method only shows purchases made in one specific region and may not reflect money spent across all servers. For example, if you were originally an EUW player and you've switched to NA1, it will only show purchases from your current region.
How To Get Free LoL Skins
If you want to give your wallet a break from spending money on League of Legends, there are several free ways of getting in-game skins. The main difference is that you will have virtually no control over which skins you receive. If you're willing to take that chance, keep reading!
Blue Essence
Blue Essence (BE) is one way to get free skins or LoL cosmetics. This basic currency is obtained by leveling up your account, opening Champion Capsules, or disenchanting Champion Shards. Over time, you should accrue a large amount of BE.
At least once a year, the Blue Essence Emporium opens, allowing you to spend this free currency on cosmetics and other in-game goodies. For example, the Warwick "Urfwick" Epic skin can only be purchased through the Blue Essence Emporium for 150K BE.
Hextech Chests
While playing League of Legends in any game mode like ARAM, you may also earn Hextech Chests and Hextech Keys, especially when you score S- or above while playing different champions. Key Fragments can be gained through the Honor system, so be nice to your teammates! You need three Key Fragments to create one Hextech Key.
Every time you open a chest, you have a slight chance of getting a skin fragment, which can be unlocked using Orange Essence. If you have three skin fragments you don't like, pray to the RNG gods and re-roll them into one permanent one for free!
Twitch Prime
Although this method isn't exactly free, you could previously connect your League of Legends account to your Twitch, provided you have a Twitch Prime subscription. Doing this allowed you to claim one Twitch Prime capsule per month.
Inside this capsule, you would get one random Permanent skin, 350 RP, a 30-day XP boost, random Champion Shards, and loads more. However, this method is no longer viable as Twitch discontinued its partnership with LoL as of March 2024.
Final Thoughts
There you have it! That's everything you need to know about tracking your money spent in League of Legends. We hope that the number you've seen doesn't have too many digits!
Want to learn more about LoL? You've come to the right place! Our blog page has everything you need and more: the latest patch notes, Riot's 2024 patch schedule, all champion's release dates, the rarest skins, summoner spells, and dragon buffs.
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