LOL: The horrible dolls licensed by Riot that deform your favorite champions

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Warriors is a team song envision Dragons exit in the type of video on September 17, 2014. This title was made in collaboration with Riot Games to advertise the Globe Championship of its mob, League of Legends. The title is downloadable from the main site at its launch, on iTunes on September 18, 2014, as well as existing on the Deluxe variation of the Groups second CD, Smoke + Mirrors, launched in February 2015. Warriors additionally becomes the main song of the 2015 Womens Football Globe Mug and also gets on the initial band of the divergent film 2: the revolt. In 2020, a healing of the track by Edda Hayes, again produced by Riot Games, theyre likewise teaming up with Blur Studio for the realization of the kinematics, leaves it additionally in the kind of video to advertise the opening of the season 2020 League of Legends.

As the popularity of League of Legends increased, Riot Games began marketing their own products related to the Universe of RENATER. A management that allowed players to acquire figures or clothing related to the title, but it soon became too great for the company. Thus, he began licensed different brands to carry out designs related to the franchise. A good decision regarding quantity and variety, but it can bring some disgust in terms of quality.

Figures licensed by Riot who seem a bad imitation

One of the most prominent cases is related to the launch of a range of collectable action figures inspired by some game champions. Although much more economical in relation to the products sold directly by Riot Games and apparently destined to a childhood audience, they have become a motive of mockery among some players due to the little work of the finishes.

The surprise for The lack of details even generated doubts among some members of the community who were wondering if they really had a minimum backup of Riot Games or simple imitations like the ones we can usually find in online commerce. However, the figures are licensed. This means that rights are given and have a certain degree of official, but that are not products in whose development or sales involve in any way those responsible for League of Legends.

The difference with respect to the items sold in the official store of League of Legends are evident in every way. However, it is not easy to offer a reduced price with an intellectual property of Riot Games. You have to take into account that these dolls can be achieved by just over €10, an amount that is multiplied by seven if we only focus on the official merchandising.