Riot Games
Linking Riot pulls in your competitive data across Valorant, League of Legends, Teamfight Tactics, and Legends of Runeterra.
What gets synced
Account rank per game (Iron through Radiant for Valorant, Iron through Challenger for LoL, etc.).
Seasonal progression — how your rank has changed over the current competitive split.
Game statistics — wins, losses, K/D, champion or agent picks (depending on the game).
How to connect
Open Account Settings → Connections.
Find Riot and click Connect.
You'll be redirected to Riot's official sign-in page. Sign in with your Riot account.
Approve the connection. You'll be sent back to RivalRyze.
Your initial sync runs immediately.
Riot's sign-in covers all four games (Valorant, LoL, TFT, LoR) in one go. You don't need to link each separately.
How often does it sync?
Riot data is synced on demand rather than on the standard 4-hour / 1-hour / 30-minute schedule. Trigger a sync from your profile when you want fresh data — typically after finishing a competitive session.
This applies on all tiers.
What Battles can I join with Riot?
Riot Battles focus on rank progression and seasonal performance rather than achievements. Available Objective Modes include rank-climb challenges and stat-based competitions.
See Objective Modes for the full list of what's supported per platform.
Disconnecting Riot
Unlink from Account Settings → Connections. You'll be removed from any active Riot-based Battles.
Troubleshooting
"Region not found." Make sure your Riot account has at least one of the supported games launched and a competitive rank assigned in the current season. Brand-new accounts with no ranked games played may not return data.
My rank just changed but isn't updating. Trigger an on-demand sync. Riot's API can lag behind in-game changes by a few minutes — if it's not updated after that, try again later.
I have multiple Riot accounts. You can only connect one Riot account per RivalRyze account. Disconnect and reconnect with the account you want to compete with.
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