RiftCraft

A full solo match of League of Legends' Summoner's Rift, inside Minecraft — built from your own League install.

RiftCraft reads League of Legends' real files while you play: the Summoner's Rift map, every champion, the items, the models and the textures. Nothing from League is shipped; you bring your own copy, and League itself is never started or changed.

What's in it

• The real Summoner's Rift, rebuilt block by block from League's navigation data: three lanes, jungle walls, brush, the river, both bases.
• Champion select with every champion you have installed (173 at the moment) — real portraits, titles and ability icons.
• Your champion's real Q/W/E/R names, icons, cooldowns, mana costs and ranges on keys 1–4, played through simple class-based kits (assassin, fighter, mage, marksman, support, tank). Flash on F, Recall on B.
• Levels 1–18, gold from last hits and kills, and the item shop with all Summoner's Rift items, real icons, prices, stats and recipes.
• Minion waves, turrets in League's order and the Nexus — destroy the Red Nexus to win.
• Jungle camps, a random elemental drake and Baron Nashor with their buffs.
• League's own 3D models for champions, minions, turrets, the Nexus and monsters, plus a League-style HUD and a minimap of the Rift.
• Solo vs bots: four bot allies and five enemies that lane, jungle, last-hit, respect turrets, shop and cast.

How to play

Press Play: Minecraft opens straight into champion select. Pick a champion, buy a starting item (P), and walk to your lane.

• 1–4: Q / W / E / R (aim with the crosshair)
• Alt + 1–4: level up an ability
• Hold left click: attack the enemy under the crosshair
• F / B / P: Flash / Recall / Shop

Needs

Minecraft: Java Edition and League of Legends installed. The first start asks you to sign in to your Microsoft account in Prism Launcher; Melty does the rest.

Single player (you + 9 bots). Made by Letlike, MIT licensed, remixes welcome. League of Legends is a trademark of Riot Games and Minecraft of Mojang; this is an unofficial fan mashup.

RiftCraft was created under Riot Games' "Legal Jibber Jabber" policy using assets owned by Riot Games. Riot Games does not endorse or sponsor this project.