The LPL, China’s top League of Legends league, has built a decade-long legacy as one of the world’s most competitive regions. Below is a comprehensive list of every LPL champion in its history.
For years, the LPL and LCK have battled for supremacy, often overshadowing Western regions. While the LPL has fewer imports compared to the LCS and LEC, it still relies on Korean talent to bolster its top teams.
This trend shifted in 2024 with BLG’s dominant performance. Using no import slots, BLG is stronger than ever with the addition of knight as their mid laner. They won back-to-back LPL championships in 2024, marking the beginning of a new dynasty.
While knight has been a key factor in BLG’s success, emerging stars like Elk have also made a significant impact on the league.
As the 2024 LPL Spring Playoffs Final approaches, here is a full list of all LPL winners, their rosters, and regions:
LPL Champions by Year and Split
- 2013 Spring: OhMyGod – Gogoing, LoveLin, cool, san, bigpomelo
- 2013 Summer: Positive Energy – Canines, Jing/qingzhi, JoJo, NaMei, Sicca
- 2014 Spring: EDward Gaming – Koro1, Clearlove, U, NaMei, Fzzf
- 2014 Summer: EDward Gaming – Koro1, Clearlove, U, NaMei, Fzzf
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Who Has Won the Most LPL Trophies?
From EDward Gaming’s early dominance to JDG’s recent reign, the LPL has seen its share of dynasties. Standout players like Xiaohu and Clearlove, despite not claiming a Worlds title, have become local legends. Xiaohu, especially, shone during his time at RNG with multiple MSI wins.
Top LPL Titleholders:
- 5 titles: Xiaohu, Clearlove, knight
- 4 titles: 369, Kanavi, Meiko, Ming, NaMei
- 3 titles: Missing, Koro1, Mlxg, Karsa, U, Scout, Bin, Wei
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LPL Champions by Country
Though most LPL champions are either from China or South Korea, the region remains one of the least diverse. The majority of players hail from China, with a significant portion coming from South Korea.
Taiwan: Karsa, JunJia
China: Xiaohu, Clearlove, 369, Meiko, Ming, knight, etc.
South Korea: Pawn, Deft, Acorn, Flame, imp, etc.
