Overview
Royal Never Give Up’s most clearly documented competitive asset is its League of Legends legacy, anchored by the 2018 Mid-Season Invitational title. Riot’s 2018 team profile dates the RNG League of Legends team to 2015 and lists a top-four Worlds finish by that point; the club profile’s 2012 founding date and the team’s 2015 identity are distinct records.[2][3]
In January 2026, the official club account signaled its exit from League of Legends, and the LPL removed RNG’s team badge, according to IT之家. The report did not establish whether the wider club or its other game divisions had ceased operating. Any commercial use of RNG’s League of Legends history therefore needs current rightsholder, player and publisher clearance.[5]
Archival storytelling and former-player formats could suit the club’s documented legacy, subject to confirmation of the relevant rights holders, player approvals and publisher permissions.
