How do I start the tutorial in League of Legends?

Tutorial selection.

Table of Contents Show

1. Welcome to League
2. Power Up
3. Shop for Gear
Old tutorials
Basic Tutorial - The Howling Abyss
Battle Training - Summoner's Rift
How do I get to the LoL tutorial?
Why can't I start tutorial League of Legends?
How long does it take to complete league tutorial?
Why does my League of Legends tutorial say patching?

The Tutorial is a type of game in which the player is guided to learn the basis and more complex concepts of the League of Legends gameplay. The player is set with bots as allies and enemies instead of other players.

Season Eight introduced three new tutorials on Summoner's Rift. You have to complete the first one to unlock the second, and complete the second one to unlock the third. Finishing each step grants the player

150. The reward for finishing all three is a capsule containing

3000.

1. Welcome to League

See Also, Announcer/TutorialTry out a few champions and destroy enemy towers.

This tutorial starts off in a modified, more narrow, Summoner's Rift map, where you can only stay in the middle lane.

You start the tutorial as

Miss Fortune, at level 13.

At the beginning, you start near an allied turret that is under attack by 3 caster minions and a siege minion.

Once you've killed them, you can start moving towards the middle of the map, where you will face an enemy

Sion,

charging towards you.

Once

Sion is killed, you have to choose another champion to play, you can select one of the following by clicking on the champion's "bubble":

Brand,

Lux,

Master Yi, or

Darius. All the champions you play are level 13. You can freely exchange champions as many times as you want to. You can also switch back to

Miss Fortune if you want to. When you destroy the first enemy turret you cannot select another champion for the rest of the game.

After that, you have to start pushing foward, and destroy the enemy turrets. But while you do so, you will face the following enemies (played by AI bots), in this order:

Sion
Vel'Koz
Yasuo
Braum and
Jinx

The enemy bots will regularly respawn and try to slow your progression.

Once you've destroyed the first enemy turret, the game will pause, and 4 allied champions (played by AI bots) will spawn around your champion. The 4 champions are the other champions you could choose to play before:

Brand,

Lux,

Master Yi,

Miss Fortune, and

Darius. They will stay near your champion and attack enemy champions, turrets and minions when nearby.

The tutorial is done when you destroy the enemy nexus. Beside the

150, the game allows you to pick a free champion as addition rewards. This champion is one of the five champions in the game. Unlocking a champion this way also gives the player an icon based on the champion picked.

Notes

You have the summoner spells
Ghost and
Heal, and both of them have a modified cooldown of 15 seconds.
- When you swap champion, both of your summoner spells are put on a 15 second cooldown.
You start with
850 but you don't have any items nor can you access the shop. You can also gain gold when getting kills and CS. Additionally, every champion (yours, allied, and enemy) have no item.
The enemy
Sion doesn't have his
passive.
If enemy turrets are focusing you, they deal decreasingly less damage based on your champion's current health, but they can still kill you.
The enemy fountain laser deals 500 pure damage each second.
After you have killed the 3 caster minions and the siege minion at the beginning, 3 allied melee minions will spawn and run towards the lane, but they will instantly die to the
Sion's
Unstoppable Onslaught.
When you haven't received damage in the last 5 seconds, you restore 2.5% of maximum health each half-second.
Every champion (yours, allied, and enemy) always has the same level throughout the entire tutorial and cannot gain experience or level up:
- Your champion: level 13.
- Allied champions: level 11.
- Enemy champions: level 9.
All the champions you can play have the same ability points:
- Q - 5 ability points
- W - 2 ability points
- E - 4 ability points
- R - 2 ability points
The champion you control has bonus stats:

Bonus stats

+66.67% bonus overall damage
+300% base health regeneration
+800% base mana regeneration
+40% tenacity
+60 bonus attack damage
+150 ability power
+25 bonus armor
+25 bonus magic resistance
+60% bonus attack speed
+50% cooldown reduction
+60 bonus movement speed
+60% ultimate cooldown reduction

Allied champions have bonus stats:

Brand	Darius	Lux	Master Yi	Miss Fortune
+60 ability power +15 bonus armor +15 bonus magic resistance +40% cooldown reduction	+25 bonus armor +25 bonus magic resistance +10% cooldown reduction	+60 ability power +15 bonus armor +15 bonus magic resistance +40% cooldown reduction	+20 bonus attack damage +15 bonus armor +15 bonus magic resistance +60% bonus attack speed	+30 bonus attack damage +15 bonus armor +15 bonus magic resistance +20% bonus attack speed +20% cooldown reduction

Enemy champions have bonus stats:

Braum and Sion	Jinx	Vel'Koz	Yasuo
No bonus stats	+25 bonus attack damage +60% bonus attack speed	+60 ability power +40% cooldown reduction	+25 bonus attack damage +66% bonus attack speed

2. Power Up

Level up your champion and do more damage.

In this tutorial, you have a team that has:

Blitzcrank,

Sivir,

Shen and

Soraka.

The enemy team is made up of:

Annie,

Blitzcrank,

Malphite,

Nasus and

Sivir.

The player will learn to level up abilities, moving to lanes and leveling up.

3. Shop for Gear

Buy items from the store to make your champion even stronger.

In this tutorial, you have a team that has:

Ashe,

Brand,

Renekton and

Taric.

The enemy team is made up of:

Alistar,

Ezreal,

Galio,

Morgana and

Nasus.

The player will learn to gain

gold by farming minions and monster, and killing champions. The player also learn about items.

Old tutorials

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Basic Tutorial - The Howling Abyss

You are guided through the most basic elements of League of Legends.

Ashe was pre-selected as your Champion, in a one-lane map, with

Heal and

Ghost as your summoner spells. You face

Trundle. An ally is also in the map,

Nunu but he only demonstrates that you can't face a turret without any team minions. There is only one turret present on the map instead of the normal four. You finish the tutorial when the Nexus is destroyed. The only purchaseable item in the tutorial is

Thornmail and the only ability that can be used is

Volley.

In the tutorial, you cannot die. If you start getting attacked a lot, the level starts reducing the amount of damage you take until it gets to 0.

Sometime around December 2010, the loading screen was changed. This most likely happened when the Battle Training came out. Proving Grounds was later replaced by the Howling Abyss and Master Yi was replaced by Trundle as well. This tutorial teaches the very basics of the game, such as

Not running into a turret without minions
Summoner spells
Abilities

Battle Training - Summoner's Rift

Advanced Tutorial loading screen background. (Patch V5.10)

In November 2010, it was announced that Riot had been working on a new comprehensive tutorial. This tutorial would explain the elements of the game in a much more in-depth way, allowing the player to learn while they play. It sets a series of simple quests on Summoner's Rift for the player to complete, from buying items to killing neutral camps.[1]

On this tutorial, the player is taken through various steps of the champion selecting process, which the player may choose from two champions:

Ashe or

Garen (

Ryze used to be selectable too). The player is then placed with 4 bots in the blue team (these bots are always the same:

Master Yi goes top,

Soraka goes mid, while

Shen and

Sivir go bot), while the enemy bots are

Malphite,

Sivir,

Nasus,

Annie, and

Master Yi. Throughout the tutorial, the player learns concepts such as:

Map awareness
Last hitting
Ultimates & Passives (Innates)
Jungle monsters
Lane names (top, mid, bot)
Basics about turrets (aggro pertaining to champions and minions)
How to win

Additionally, the player is given quests which are unique to the Battle Training and are not seen in normal games. These quests include clearing monster camps, killing minions, destroying all turrets in a lane, and destroying inhibitors. The player earns additional gold from completing these quests.

In the Battle Training, turrets have lower health than in normal games. The outer turrets have the same amount of health as turrets in a typical game, but the deeper one goes into enemy territory, the progressively lower turret health becomes, down to 525 on the nexus turrets. The health totals of the inhibitors and the nexus are unchanged.

The tutorial gives your champion 15 bonus attack damage, 30 bonus ability power, 25 bonus armor, and 31 bonus magic resistance in addition to runes and masteries.

If you lose the Battle Training, the game will end, but there will be no Continue Button, making it impossible to close the game by internal means.

Media

Basic Tutorial Loading Screen

Advanced Tutorial Loading Screen

Proving Grounds Loading Screen

Tutorial "1. Welcome to League"

Summoner's Rift tutorial loading screen

Basic Tutorial Loading Screen

References

↑ League of Legends introduces comprehensive tutorial at PC Gamer

How do I get to the LoL tutorial?

How to Replay the LoL Tutorial Again?.

Open the League of Legends client and press “Play”..

Go to the “Training” tab and find the “Tutorial”..

Press “Confirm” to activate it..

Select the part of the tutorial you want to play (part 1 is “Welcome to League”)..

Click on “Start Now” to launch the game..

Why can't I start tutorial League of Legends?

To open your tutorial capsule, you must reach a minimum of level 5 in-game. You won't be able to access it until then.

How long does it take to complete league tutorial?

The game only has three tutorial parts that take around 3-10 minutes each depending on how quickly you're able to complete the tasks indicated, which is significantly shorter than the average game time.

Why does my League of Legends tutorial say patching?

League of Legends, like all other games, also makes use of DNS servers in order to establish and maintain a connection with its servers and other third-party services. If your DNS server is not working or is unreachable, it may cause the patching loop.