League of Legends: Team compositions for the All-Star 2020

Published at 26/11/2020 at 07:41 By bxakid

The All-Star Event, the last competitive event of the year for League of Legends, will take place from December 18 to 20. Here are the players that will make up the teams for the event.

League of Legends: Team compositions for the All-Star 2020

The All-Star Event in League of Legends, will take place from December 18 to 20 with an online edition.

Pros and influencers will play from home or from a regional studio because of health regulations which mean a new format, split into two phases: Underdog Uprising and Superstar Showdown. If you're looking for the complete schedule you can check our dedicated article here.

For more than 10 days, fans were able to vote for their favorite players, and here are the team compositions for this year's edition.

It's important to keep in mind that many players decided to not participate this year.

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	Pros	Legends	Kings Tail
LEC	Bwipo Selfmade Humanoid Hans sama Hylissang	Vizicsacsi Amazing Exileh Samux Mithy	SivHD Overpow Noway Corobizar Elwind
LCK	Canna Canyon Faker Deft Beryl	Marine Ambition PawN PraY Mat	Hojin Jisu so_urf Narakyle Jelly
LCS	In progress Broxah Jensen Tactical CoreJJ	In progress	In progress
LPL	In progress	In progress	In progress
CBLOL	Robo Cariok Tinowns BRTT ESA	/	/
LCL	Boss Ahahacik Nomanz Gadget Santas	/	/
LJL	Evi Blank Ceros Yutapon Gaeng	/	/
LLA	Acce Josedeodo Aloned Whitelotus Shadow	/	/
OPL	Chippys Babip Tally Raes Cupcake	/	/
TCL	Armut Robin Blue Zeitnot Japone	/	/
PCS	Hanabi Kongyue Uniboy Unified Kaiwing	/	/
VCS	Zeros Levi Dia1 Slayder Palette	/	/

Most of the games played in this year's All-Star Event will involve prize money to go towards charity.

Additionally, a new skin, Elderwood Ornn, will go on sale for 1350 RP starting December 17. All proceeds will be donated to the Riot Games ocial Impact Fund.

Original content by "Cthulhu".

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