League of Legends Eternals: What They Track and Cost

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Paid stat trackers bolted to individual champions. What they record, the two price tiers, and the part you can unlock without spending money.

League of Legends Eternals are per-champion stat trackers you pay for. They count what you do on one specific champion — takedowns, structures, epic monsters, plus champion-specific feats like hooks landed — and throw a callout on screen when you hit a milestone.

The two tiers

Starter Series — three basic trackers per champion. 2,500 Blue Essence or 225 RP for a single champion; the pass covering every champion runs 14,750 Blue Essence or 1,350 RP.
Series 1 — the champion-specific ones with personality. 600 RP per champion, or 5,850 RP for the full bundle.

The Blue Essence route matters: Starter Series is the only part of the system you can unlock without spending real money.

What they actually do

Milestones surface on your loading screen card and in the post-game lobby. There is no gameplay effect whatsoever. This is a flex system, and after the backlash at launch Riot stopped pretending otherwise.

Turning them off

If the in-game callouts distract you, Eternals display can be switched off in the game's settings without giving up what you have already tracked.