The gaming company plans to continue to support Riot Esports and deliver free in-game content to Prime members.
Today Amazon and Riot Games both announced a year renewal of their promotions to provide in-game content for games League of Legends, Legends of Runeterra, VALORANT, League of Legends: Wild Rift, and Teamfight Tactics. Throughout the rest of 2023, players can pick up in-game DLC for free from the Prime Gaming page.
Amazon Prime Riot Games Promotions
Amazon Prime members can snag the following rewards for featured Riot Games titles:
- League of Legends: Mystery Skin Permanent (guaranteed epic), a Champion Permanent, 350 Riot Points, 4 Champion Shards, 30-day XP boost, Mystery Ward Skin, 2 Series 1 Eternal Shards, and 200 Orange Essence.
- Teamfight Tactics: Starting in April, Prime members can claim content every month for an entire year. Includes Emote, Icon, Little Legend, and Star Shard bundle content.
- League of Legends: Wild Rift: Prime members can grab monthly content for an entire year. Includes random Baubles, Emotes, Recalls, Skins, and Skin Poses.
- VALORANT: Players can grab timed-exclusive core content every month for an entire year for VALORANT. Includes Player Cards, Gun Buddies, and Sprays.
- Legends of Runeterra: Prime members can claim monthly content, including Tier 3 Prismatic Chests, Epic Cards, and Rare Cards.
“We’re thrilled to continue our successful promotion with Riot Games. It’s clear to us that Prime Gaming members deeply value the regular content for several of Riot’s biggest and most popular games that we’ve offered to date. We’re excited to build on this success and continue delivering incredible value for Prime Gaming members and Riot fans.”
Josh Dodson, Director of Prime Gaming
In addition to the free DLC, Prime Gaming will also be sponsoring League of Legends Esports, the VALORANT Champions Tour, Teamfight Tactics Esports competitions, and LoL Esports events for the LCS, LEC, and VCT competitions in North America and EMEA regions.
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