RPGBOT uses the color coding scheme which has become common among Pathfinder build handbooks, which is simple to understand and easy to read at a glance. But I’m really good at Dungeons and Dragons, and that’s what you’re here for. Not that anyone cares, but yes: I have played quite a bit of League of Legends and I was always, without exception, absolutely terrible at it. This article does not include the text of the source material, so I recommend reading the source material first (if you can find it somewhere) then coming back for advice. I use the same 4-tier rating system which I use in all of my character optimization content, which is explained below. This article addresses the three subclasses published in Legends of Runeterra: Dark Tides of Bilgewater. However, rather than hand you a page of specific items and skills and such, character optimization articles for DnD typically list available options and make suggestions based on their merits. If you’re familiar with looking at published builds for League of Legends, it’s a similar concept.
Most of what I write is about how to build an effective character. If you’re not familiar with my character optimization material, welcome to the site. I’m happy that you’re here, and I hope that you’ll enjoy Dungeons and Dragons and other tabletop RPGs for years to come. If you’re on such newcomer to the hobby, welcome. I suspect that there are a great many people exploring Dungeons and Dragons for the first time, looking to tell their own Runeterra stories in a new medium. If you are new to Dungeons and Dragons, I encourage you to explore my How to Play articles, especially my Guide Solo Adventure which is built to teach you the basics of how to play Dungeons and Dragons in just a few minutes. If you are familiar with DnD 5e and my other character optimization guides, skip ahead to the next section. It included a short adventure, three new subclasses, 10 stat blocks for creatures and NPCs (including League of Legends playable characters Miss Fortune and Gangplank), and a collection of magic items which League of Legends players will recognize from the game. It’s unlikely that we’ll see it republished in any official capacity. Legends of Runeterra: Dark Tides of Bilgewater was a digital-only supplement for Dungeons and Dragons 5th edition, originally published for free on, then removed without explanation. It’s a fantastical setting full of bizarre creatures and tales of adventure.
Runeterra is the setting of the popular, long-running MOBA game League of Legends.
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