Track your League of Legends Arena champion wins

Arena rewards variety. Riot's Arena challenges include milestones for winning with many different champions, and a lot of players simply enjoy the goal of eventually winning with every champion they like. The difficulty is remembering which ones already count. After a few dozen games it is easy to forget whether that first-place Nautilus game happened this season or last.

Arena Legacy answers that from your own completed games. Every champion you have played appears once in the champion record, with its games, wins, Top 3 finishes and average placement, so the list you are chasing is always visible.

Each champion card uses a simple three-star scale. Three stars mean at least one Arena win, two stars mean at least one Top 3 finish without a win yet, and one star means you have played the champion but not reached the Top 3. Hover or focus a card to see the exact number of wins.

Filters narrow the grid to what you want to work on. Wins shows champions you have already won with. Close Calls shows champions that reached the Top 3 but never finished first, which is usually the best shortlist for your next games. No Wins Yet lists every played champion without a win, and Unplayed shows champions you have not tried in Arena at all.

The sort control changes the order inside the current filter. Most Played surfaces your comfort picks, Most Wins shows the champions that convert most often, Most Top 3s highlights consistent picks and Best Avg. Place ranks champions by their average finishing position. Champion A–Z is there when you just want to find a name quickly.

A useful routine is to open Close Calls, sort by Most Top 3s and pick from the top of that list. Those are champions you already play well enough to reach the final rounds, so they are the most likely to become a new win.

The Champions won number in the player record counts distinct champions with a first-place finish in the current Arena campaign, which starts with the Arena overhaul in patch 26.9 (game version 16.9). Older Arena victories are still stored, still appear in your match history and still count toward your total Arena wins; they are only left out of that one current-campaign counter.

Because Arena Legacy can only count games it has imported, run Import full history once if the number looks low. The tracker is a personal record, not an official Riot certification, so the in-client challenge remains the authority for titles and rewards.

Every champion card links to that champion's page in Arena Companion, where you can see common prismatic items, augments and item progressions for the champion. Reading that page before you queue is a practical way to prepare for a champion you have not won with yet.

The public champion statistics pages add another angle: how often the champion reaches the top half of the lobby and its average placement across the community sample Arena Legacy has recorded. Treat those numbers as observations from tracked games, not as a tier list.