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ENGuess the LoL champion from clues
Think you know every League of Legends champion? Prove it. In the Daily Sheet you guess the day's hidden champion from clues that come one after another: a splash art blurred beyond recognition, then the five abilities of its kit to put back in order, then questions about its region and its story.
Deduction is the whole point: the first clue leaves dozens of candidates, the next a handful, the last a single name. Two champions who share a region and a colour palette only part ways on their lore. One champion a day, the same for everyone.
How to play
- Open the Daily Sheet. The first clue is a splash art blurred until only the pose and the colours remain — name the champion straight away for a perfect run.
- If the image isn't enough, the kit opens up: put the five abilities (passive, Q, W, E, R) back in their right slots. Each one you place is another clue.
- Then come the lore questions — region, allies, past — where two champions who look alike on an image finally part ways.
- Come back tomorrow: the sheet resets at midnight UTC with a new champion, the same for everyone, and your streak grows with every day solved.
Features
- Progressive clues — art, then kit, then lore, each layer narrowing the roster instead of handing you the answer.
- The whole roster — over 160 champions, with artwork and ability icons from Riot's Data Dragon API.
- One draw a day — everyone gets the same champion, so the sheet is worth comparing with your duo.
- Four other ways to deduce — Brume, Focus, Fragment and Penta of the Day each hide the answer differently.
- Nothing to install — it runs in the browser on desktop and mobile, and an optional profile (a username, no e-mail) saves your stats.
FAQ
How do you guess a champion from clues?
The Daily Sheet reveals them layer by layer: a blurred splash art, then the five abilities to put back in order, then lore questions. Each layer rules out part of the roster.
Is there a new champion to guess every day?
Yes, and everyone gets the same one. The sheet resets at midnight UTC, and your streak carries over as long as you keep playing.
Do I need an account to play?
No, it all runs in your browser. An optional profile — a username, no e-mail address — syncs your stats and your streak across devices.
What else can I guess a champion from on PentaGuess?
Brume gives you four choices, Focus sharpens the image against the clock, Fragment zooms into a single detail, and Penta of the Day lines up five blurred splash arts.