You could be playing this new League of Legends card game by the end of the year

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A League of Legends card game to rival Magic The Gathering? Oooh yes, that sounds like a winner. While they can be expensive hobbies, a great TCG can lure in huge crowds. Sure, Riot Games already has its digital LoL card game, Legends of Runeterra, but there’s something about gathering around a table in-person, watching decks compete in front of your own eyes, and holding a physical card between your fingers that a videogame can’t replicate. So when I saw Riot reveal its new TCG, known at the minute as Project K, I was instantly interested. Right up until the moment I saw that it was exclusive to the Chinese market. Darn. Well, I come bearing some excellent news, because Riot says it’s found a way to bring Project K to English-speaking regions soon after its launch in China, as well as other languages and territories in the future.

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