Ruination: A League of Legends Novel

Ruination: A League of Legends Novel Discover an epic tale of magic, betrayal, love, and revenge in Ruination, the first-ever novel set in the universe of League of Legends. This sweeping fantasy saga explores the tragic origins of one of Runeterra’s most infamous events—the Ruination itself. The empire of Camavor is built on conquest and bloodshed. Wherever its knights ride, destruction follows. Kalista, a fierce and principled warrior, dreams of changing that legacy. When her young and volatile uncle Viego ascends the throne, she becomes his most trusted general and advisor, determined to restrain his darker impulses and guide the kingdom toward honour. Everything shatters when Queen Isolde is struck by an assassin’s poisoned blade. With no cure to be found, Viego’s grief consumes him, twisting love into obsession and dragging Camavor toward catastrophe. As the king descends into madness, Kalista makes a desperate choice to save both ruler and realm. Her search leads her to the legendary Blessed Isles, rumoured to hold miraculous power. But beneath their beauty, corruption festers. In the Isles’ capital, a vengeful warden plots from the shadows, threatening to entangle Kalista in a fate darker than she could imagine. Forced to choose between loyalty and righteousness, Kalista must decide whether doing what is right is worth betraying the man she once swore to protect. In a world teetering on the edge of annihilation, a single noble act may be the last hope against overwhelming darkness. Epic, tragic, and richly woven into League of Legends lore, Ruination is a powerful standalone fantasy novel—perfect for longtime fans of Runeterra and newcomers drawn to sweeping stories of fallen empires and broken kings. Praise for Ruination: “A propulsive tale of love, loss, war, and duty… knowing how it ends is just the beginning.” — Evan Winter “A rousing, intrigue- and action-rich fantasy.” — Anthony Ryan “Fast-paced and entertaining epic fantasy… recommended for fans and newcomers alike.” — James Islington