Runeterra

Runeterra is home to many denizens. Most of those are humans, but there are other races as well:

• Ascended: The term ascended refers to all humans who were magically altered by celestial magic.^[3] There are several types of ascended such as:
  • Targonian Ascended: A melding of a human and Targon aspect, they retain their mostly human appearance after ascension. It is currently unknown how many of these Ascended ever came to be. Despite their small numbers, the Targonian ascended remain among the most powerful beings on Runeterra, and have shaped the coarse of events throughout the planets history.
  • Shuriman Ascended: An order of intelligent anthropomorphic beings of exceptional power, originating from and dedicated to the defense of Shurima, an ancient empire over three thousand years dead. The ascended were once humans who underwent a transformative ritual that granted them near-immortality and demigod-like powers in order to safeguard their nation in its darkest hour. It is currently unknown how many of these Ascended ever came to be. Despite their small numbers and Shurima's collapse millennia ago, the Shuriman Ascended remain among the most powerful beings on Runeterra.
  • Baccai: Those who survived a failed ascension ritual are known as the baccai, who became physically twisted and malformed as a result.
  • Darkin: Are corrupted ascended formed after the Fall of Shurima. They were later sealed away in weapon prisons. They take form of demon-like, winged humanoids. They are shown to wield tremendous powers over physical and mental psyches of mortals, as demonstrated by Aatrox. Only five remain in existence, with only three of those five still known to history in some way.
• Brackern: An ancient, peaceful, and magical race of large, crystalline scorpions that inhabited the Shurima Desert. At birth, brackerns have no crystals covering their soft carapace, and will have to find a soulstone, a special crystal that contains the memories and emotions of its previous owner, and fuse with it, experiencing all that it contained and encasing the brackern's carapace in crystals. If one is not found soon, they will die within a few moments. During the Rune Wars, the brackern went into hibernation deep beneath the ground, waiting for the Rune Wars to end. The first of them, Skarner, was awakened by the mental screams of his brethren as humans began to break the crystal carapace of his kind, resulting to many of their deaths.
• Celestials: A race of enigmatic beings wielding powers that are said to be godlike, Celestials are the universe's protectors and caretakers, seeding and influencing the tide of the world's past, present and future towards the greater good. Others interfere directly, as with the case of Soraka's crusade of healing and restoration, while others choose to contribute as a hidden hand, as is Bard's way to protect the multiverse from falling to destruction. Most of them are revered as powerful deities or guardians but they share the same mystery and bond with the heavenly firmaments. A few have been named and identified by the people of Runeterra as its patron: Soraka and Bard.
  • Aspects: Celestial rulers of Targon Prime, these beings embody concepts and celestial magics. They are able to meld with mortals, ascend them, making them their hosts with which they are able to traverse and / or interact with the mortal plane with relative efficiency.
  • Celestial Dragons: With abilities far beyond their terrestrial kin, these beings are able to forge new stars and solar systems. They have incredibly long lifespans, seemingly immortal. Aurelion Sol has forged stars since the dawn of time, and now unwillingly serves Targon and its Aspects.
• Dragons: Winged, elemental-breathing reptiles that can reach near-giant sizes over their long, long lifespans, they are the indisputable ruler of the skies. Both fearsome and majestic, dragons have a society that revolves around strength and might and because of their egoistic and narcissistic pride, mixing their blood with that of races outside of dragonkind are seen as an abomination, a cancer that must be eradicated utterly. Many dragons persecute such defiled creations and their perpetrators to no end, a thing that Shyvana, the Half-Dragon, and her deceased father found out firsthand. There are five types of dragons: Cloud, Infernal, Mountain, Ocean drakes (all Elemental Drakes), and Elder Dragons. The firstborn female dragons of certain dragon bloodlines have elemental rune shards within them, which gives them their elemental powers.
• Golems: Whether created from origins organic or inorganic, Golems are artificial constructs designed by sentient hand to provide a tireless aide for the plethora of purposes it was made for, usually combining multiple capabilities for a multitude of work or a focused specialty otherwise unachievable by a normal person. Golems are made with either a semblance of intelligence or full-fledged sentience, although creation of them are frowned upon by people for reasons ranging from ethical to moral. The Demacian artificer Durand's creations, most notably his magnum opus Galio, and the steam construct of Viktor named Blitzcrank are two of the most famous of these creations.
• Iceborn: An ancient race of magically altered humans. They were granted near immortality, incredible power, icy forms, and resistance to low temperatures by the Watchers of the Void, in return for the Iceborn's servitude. They served the Watchers for a time before they rebelled, seeking their freedom from their masters in a mighty war which they won. Besides Lissandra, iceborn descendants continued to exist in the Freljord such as Ashe and Sejuani. They are among a few beings able to touch and use True Ice.
• Minotaurs: Enormous humanoid bovines, they lived in great tribes in areas around Piltover and Noxus and are quite noble and valorous in their ways. The Minotaurs have suffered greatly from the cruelty of the Noxian warmachine, with many of them having been enslaved and forced to fight as gladiators in the brutal Noxian event known as the Fleshing. Alistar, the Minotaur, is a survivor of this game and seeks to protect his people from tyrannical dangers such as Noxus.
• Spirits: Creatures that inhabit the ether and are divorced from the mortality that mortals suffer, spirits are similar to Celestials in a sense that they help maintain the balance of the natural world, intervening every now and then, whether the causes they support are maligned by mortals or revered by them. Spirits are deathless, returning to the ether when their physical vessels are destroyed and return again to continue their crusade. The Meeps that accompany Bard is an example of such supernatural longevity. The Kindred, known as Lamb and Wolf, are the twin essences of death (the quick and painless, and the long and violent deaths). This means that some spirit's have the capabilities of a god or a godlike being. In Ionia, it is the charge of the Eye of Twilight to ensure the balance between the spirit and mortal realm be maintained.
  • Primal Spirits: Beings who legendarily participated in the creation of Runeterra, three demigods are known to have settled themselves in the Freljord, the 'siblings' Anivia, Ornn, and Volibear. Another has been mentioned simply as 'Seal Sister'.
  • Demons: Spiritual beings with no inherent form, who are forged and driven by the thoughts and feelings of mortals. Specifically, demons are malign and manipulate victims to sate their own desires for suffering, such as Evelynn who has horrifically tortured victims of her allure to give herself pleasure from their pain ever since she was awakened by the Rune Wars, and Tahm Kench who traps the desperate in deals that cannot be kept to satisfy his hunger for despair. While moral alignment may stop her from being a true demon (labeled instead as something of a goddess), Janna ultimately falls into the same class of being, as she was born of hope and must cultivate it to sustain herself.
  • Faerie: Playful, winged, humanoid creatures that are smaller than the yordles. They are born from lily flowers in The Glade, as stated by Pix himself. Also, they inhabit the forests of the latter. They have capricious abilities of transfiguration and matter distortion and their glades seem to exist in dimensions far removed from the normal flow of time. One can only enter their glades when invited by a Faerie, as Pix has done with the yordle Lulu.
  • Treants are a fusion of nature spirits (or any sapient species) and plantlife. One such species was the Omikayalan God-Willow, which essence was later transferred to the Freljordian warrior Ivern. Other example is Maokai, a nature spirit fused with the plantlife and natural magicks of the Blessed Isles.
  • Vasthayshai'rei: Original spirit ancestors of the Vastaya.
  • Yordles: Bipedal mammalian like spirit beings of small in stature. They live in a magically area known as Bandle City, completely inaccessible besides several gateways scattered across Runeterra. Yordles appearance and behavior closely ties with the physical location they inhabit.
• Trolls: Grotesque, humanoid species that inhabit the Freljord and Shurima. Frost trolls are mostly blue-skinned and live in tribes, while sand trolls are mostly purple-skinned. Lately, the frost trolls have begun preparing for war, rallying under the banner of Trundle, the Troll King. Jax is a sand troll survivor of Icathia. It is unknown how many sand trolls are left as their kind are considered a myth in modern times.
• Undead: Abominable creatures, created when the barrier between life and death is shattered and defiled. They predominantly reside in the Shadow Isles but their influence and manifestations have reached Valoran's shores over the past decades.
• Ursine: A race of fierce, bear-like warriors who make up the war-host of the Freljordian demigod Volibear.
• Vastaya: They are chimeric creatures of Runeterra whose lineage contains both human blood and the spiritual magic of a pre-human animalistic race known as the Vasthayshai'rei. They originate from Ionia, but have later spread all across Runeterra. Each of the Vastayan Tribes of each region of the world have adapted to their environment and as such differ greatly form one-another in appearance. Humans with distant Vastayan heritage have shapeshifting abilities. They are sometimes mistakenly referred to as taller yordles.
• Voidborn: Voidborn are Runeterran beings constructed by the Watchers of The Void. Their reason for existing is to accept, consume, and learn all the information about Runeterra necessary enough to aid for the eventual return of the Watchers. In Shurima they are referred to as "outerbeasts".
  • Baron Nashor is a Voidborn creature residing somewhere in Valoran. This one of a kind creature has a shape and behavior of a river serpent. What differentiates it from a regular serpent is its numerous arachnid appendages, as well as two additional mouths protruding from its head area. The creature has 12 eyes (some of them injured due to past battles), a mouth with sharp teeth that can gape open wide for larger prey, and horned like crests on the top of the head. The colours of the creatures exoskeleton go from dark purple to light teal. This creature was believed to be deceased for numerous centuries.
  • Xer'Sai are Voidborn that plague the southern deserts of Shurima. They are the size of big dogs on average, but can be smaller and much bigger. Rek'Sai is by far the biggest and the most dangerous of the species. Xer’sai burst from their small burrows and savage anything nearby, at the detriment of desert caravans. Once dead, the Xer'sai decompose at an abnormally rapid rate and become inedible.
• Watchers: A fearsome and powerful race of Void creatures that have been deliberately removed from the histories of Freljord by the Ice Witch's unseen hand, these creatures of the Void claimed domain over the Freljord in ancient times. The Watchers were the makers of the Voidborn and Iceborn who said to have served them faithfully in exchange of the vast powers granted unto to them. Their reign of terror was only halted by the rebellion started by Avarosa and Serylda and ended by Lissandra when she sealed her former masters in True Ice under the Howling Abyss.
• Unique beings also exist in the world, usually a product of some magical or human-driven phenomenon. Elementals, sentient armadillos, crossbow-wielding rats, cyborgs, chimeric werewolves, artificial lifeforms and more unknown races.

Runeterra is home to many species of fauna, some monster-like and aggressive while others less aggressive or tame. Those are:

• Antlermice: A quadruped mammalian species native to Valoran. They have large ears for hearing and a long skinny tail for movability against larger predators. Their fur varies from light to medium dark drown, and their eyes are of a light green color. Their antlers are used for attracting mates, contesting with other males and generally for mating seasons and self-defense.
• Argoths: They are not enormous creatures; fighting one alone would be easy enough, but not in large numbers. They are subject to the dominating will of the hive queen, able to move and fight as one vicious unit.
• Bantha: Large quadruped mammalian species used by Yordle merchants for transport. They have long brown fur across their whole body, large front tusks, hooves, and horns to fend off carnivorous predators. They are mainly herbivores. Despite its enormous and intimidating look, Banthas are gentle giants.
• Basilisks: Monstrous reptiles from the southern jungles of Kumungu, basilisks are fierce predators that can grow to gargantuan sizes, few can stand against their charge. Young basilisks are prized riding beasts. After they become too large for a rider to control, they are used as beasts of burden, or sometimes as living battering rams to smash down the walls of besieged cities.
• Bolbos: A type of fish native to the shores of Grannit. They faces have a humanoid like appearance and are best when dried, though boiled Bolbo-head soups are also an option.
• Bolor: The bolor are large quadrupedal avian carnivores. Standing at the height of two average humans (three if placed standing upwards), these creatures sport a thick feathery coat that protects them from the harsh environments of Mount Targon as well as camouflage themselves in the snowy environment. These feathers are mostly white with brown ones primarily located around the head and neck areas. Their talons and beaks are of a dark blue color and used for climbing and hunting. Famous for the trilling cry it emits before swooping for a kill, the predatory bolor moves in long, gliding leaps along thermal currents with aerodynamic feathered limbs, and loves to prey on stray tamu.
• Bramblebacks: Magical fusion of flora and fauna native to Valoran, but can be seen in the jungles of the Shuriman Continent. Despite its plant like appearance, having tree bark for its skin and leaves as fur, its behavior is very much of an animal reminiscent of a bear or wolf. The creature is powered by fire magic. Smaller forms of this creature are called Cinderlings.
• Crag Beasts: Giant boar-like creatures. They are often sighted in the country side where they frequently attack Demacian settlements. They adorn large tusks and sharp fangs. Their outer shell is protected by a thick layer of rocky-like skin which protects them from swords, spears and other weapons. The only place where their skin isn't as thick is at their belly region. Their soft skin, inner organs, and blood are of a blue-ish colour. Their size ranges from a house to a large tower. They closely resemble the race of Elementals.
• Dormun: The Dormun are gigantic, slow-moving creatures protected with large chitinous plates covering their body. In the harsh conditions of Shurima they have evolved to survive the perpetual drought by utilizing an unknown sense to locate hidden reservoirs of water. Incidentally, certain nomadic tribes have built themselves a permanent home upon the backs of these beasts where they clean the creature and hunt any airborne pests who venture near.Kala and Ryze rode these creatures during the events of The Burning Lands.
• Dragon-Sharks: A large deep-ocean dwelling species of sharks native to the seas around Bilgewater. A hide of one of the sharks is used for creating a shop stand on the Butcher's Bridge in Bilgewater. One of the famous Dragon-Sharks is Chomper, who terrorized the shorelines of Bilgewater before being defeated by Fizz and becoming his companion.
• Draken-hounds: A distant relative of dragons, Draken-hounds species of wingless, wolf-sized carnivores that lair in the mountains to the north of the Noxian capital. They are vicious pack hunters, and much favored in Noxus as war-beasts, guard creatures, herding animals, and expensive (albeit dangerous) pets. To own one or more drake-hounds is a visible symbol of wealth and power.
• Drakalops: A species of fast, long lived frilled pony sized herbivore standing on two legs with frilled ear-like forelimbs fanning from the side of its head. Its native to the Northern Steppes. It has impenetrable dark scales with hints of gold. One of such creature is rode by Kled.
• Dunpors: A goat-like species native to the areas of Stonewall. Its milk is heavily sought after by Piltover traders.
• Drüvask: Drüvask are giant war-hogs of the Freljord. Their fur is white to better adapt to the Freljords snowy environment. Young juvenile drüvask are used for their meat, but if trained and left to mature to adulthood they can be used as battle mounts. One such drüvask is Bristle, Sejuani's mount. An adult drüvask is large enough to handle an adult Iceborn, having massive tusks which are able to ram and impale grounded enemies. Their bodies are able to withstand true ice, as Bristle has several true ice pieces placed on his shoulders which enable the drüvask to perform small amounts of true ice magic.
• Eka'Sul: Shuriman desert goats that travel in herds. Eka'Suls form the main supply of the desert country, providing meat, milk and hides the Shuriman common folk use to survive the merciless land.
• Elmarks: A domesticated herd herbivore animal.
• Elnüks: The Elnüks are large quadrupedal mammalian herbivores. Unique to the lands of the Freljord. Shepherds herd their flocks to graze on the slopes during the hotter seasons. They have thick fur coats and large swirling horns. These coats are sheared and woven into warm clothing and other textiles by the Freljordians. Beside their thick coats, the Elnüks are usually a primary source of meat for settlements and tribes.
• Erbok: The erbok are large quadrupedal mammalian herbivores. Unique to the lands surrounding Mount Targon, these species of mountain goat stand at the height of two average humans. These creatures sport thick coats that protect them from the harsh environments of the mountain. The mane of the cave-dwelling erbok is coated in a thick oil that the Rakkor use to cover their outer garments, making them waterproof. Their mane and their tail are of a tan colour while the softer coat on the rest of their body is of a brighter shade of tan. They have large hooves and a bone-plate that extends to form a horn. The erbok use the bone-plate on their head in territorial duels over mountain caves. Zoe's scarf is knitted from the wool of an Erbok.
• Four-eyed Hammerhead Sharks: An ocean dwelling species of sharks native to the seas around Bilgewater. Their brown hide is rough, almost scale like. Their head is in the shape of a hammer with two pairs of eyes and also have five fins for movement.
• Forest chameleons: A quadruped lizard species native to Runeterra but are a common sight on Summoner's Rift. Their scales of an orange color and their eyes are light green. They can usually be seen on forest trees and rocks, where they blend very well away from dangers.
• Frogs: Amphibious creatures that inhabit specific magical locations. Although frogs are a common sight, an amalgamation of a frog specimen and a magical anomaly borne the monsters known as Gromp. These monsters are hardy and tough and its hide can deflect the sharpest of blades and the strongest of spells. It is said that killing a Gromp with the spell of Smite grants unto the victor the creature's poisonous presence, giving even the fiercest predator pause.
• Frost serpents: Feared beasts that originate from the Freljord, specifically Lokfar. They have sharp, almost crystal like front teeth and large disk shaped eyes located at the bottom half of their head. They have a thick sharp hide that enables them to survive low temperatures. They got their name from their color, which invokes a frosty appearance.
• Giant Squids: A deep-ocean dwelling species of squid native to the seas around Bilgewater. They tend to be the size of a house, although some are said to grow even bigger, and can sometimes attack smaller ships. They are also usually hunted for either food or sport, the latter of which is just as dangerous as the former.
• Grellfeen: Grellfeen are giant frost-like serpents originating from the northern icey salt waters of the Freljord, specifically the Ice Sea area near the Ursine Lands. They have a row sword sharp teeth used for ripping of flesh. Like the frost serpents, they have a thick sharp hide that enables them to survive low temperatures. Unlike their relatives, the grellfeen can grow to an enormous size, being able to rap its entire limbless body around a Freljordian ship. They have large bloodshot eyes and front nostrils. The Ursine usually hunt these animals for sport and food, although some tribes have also been seen hunting them when times are desperate. Their meat can be carved into large chunks and transported by boat to the coast.
• Hooked Grouse: A bird species native to the Norther Steppes of Noxus.
• Ibik: The ibik are a rare solitary quadrupedal mammalian herbivores that dwell in the lower plains of Mount Targon. Standing at the height of three average humans (five if placed standing upwards), these creatures are some of the largest found at the slopes of the mountain. During the winter months, the ibik is often covered by snowfall as it hibernates, and its rough, slate-colored skin and fur helps disguise it amongst the boulders. They have large slanted horns used to protect themselves against other predators. Most adult ibik have numerous scars on their backs due to surviving predatory attacks from creatures such as the bolor. Targonians mostly use this creatures for their milk. Its sweet fatty milk is a delicacy to the Rakkor.
• Ironbacks: A squat bipedal creatures that resemble turtles or tortoises. Though not as tall as a human adult, they are far wider and more heavily-built. When domesticated and used for combat, they act as siege engines. Their stout strength can tear down whole structures with ease; and when outfitted with armor to complement their thick hide, they can endure the most grievous assaults.
• Kmiros: Large scarabs that roam in swarms, looking for unfortunate travelers to feed on. They seem to be common prey for Rammus.
• Krakens: Large serpent/octopi-like species that have been sighted in the seas around Bilgewater. They possess a set of tentacles and five eyes, two pairs and one large one at the center of the forehead. The mythos behind this species is so well known on the Serpent Isles and that many structures in honor of this species were constructed by the original denizens of Bilgewater. Their image has been used for the currency of Bilgewater, know as Golden Krakens.
• Krugs: Magical fusion of flora, fauna, and rock native to Valoran. Despite its rock like appearance, its behavior is very much of an animal reminiscent of a bear, wolf, or a bettle. The creature is powered by nature magic. Larger forms of this creature are called Ancient Krugs.
• Luonn Kon: Giant spirit animals of Ionia. They take the appearance of massive stone golems and are often benevolent in nature. Some of them assist local inhabitants in creating makeshift dams.
• Mammoths: Mammoths are giant mammalian herbivores of the Freljord. They are commonly equipped with long, curved tusks, large trunks, and a covering of long hair. While mammoths are sometimes hunted for their meat and bones, most freljordians warriors start taming them when they are young and ride them as battle mounts. Mammoth riders are well respected and feared, due to their mounts size and deadliness. Mammoths can also be used to move large amount of cargo, as well as ships on smooth icey terrain.
• Murk Wolves: Mammalian creatures that are magically altered by runic magical energy scattered across Valoran. They usually live near caves and dense forest growths. The color of their fur varies upon how much a murk wolf was altered by magical energy in the womb, ether a light brown color or a murky gray color. They have also been instances of mutations in this species, where some murk wolves are born with two heads. It is said that killing a Greater Murk Wolf with the spell of Smite summons forth a forest spirit to act as watcher for the victor.
• Mwatis: Goat like creatures native to Shurima. They have large plated protrusion on their heads. Mwatis wool and plate are prized for felting and insulation all across Runeterra.
• Ocklepods: Crustacean-like creatures that magically hover above the ground unassisted. They either inhabit or have been outfitted with a metallic helm with submarine periscope jutting above, the creature's eyes peek through the helm and periscope. This creature is mostly used for intelligence-gathering and support roles as they are capable of magically shielding nearby allies as well as revealing distances. This is especially infuriating in attrition wars as the creature's telepathic sight could easily reveal an ambush and its shielding capability is able to see troops through the thickest of fires.
• Plundercrabs: Large crustaceans that wear cannon-mounted parapets as their shell. It is unknown whether they inhabit the said weaponry naturally, or are purposely outfitted. Used as living artillery pieces, they lay down cannon fire from afar. They seem very intelligent for an animal, as they can trained to pick out high-priority targets to focus fire upon.
• Poros: A are the mysterious, magical, and most-loved creatures originating from the Howling Abyss area. Poros are equal parts truth, valor, and innocence. The colour of their fur is described as “very light blue, like Freljordian snow”. They have a heart-shaped underbelly because they’re made of love. A poro’s horns perk up when it’s excited and droop down when it’s scared. Poros paddle through deep snow with their front paws. Some believe that poros are indestructible—though at one point we animated poros to keel over and twitch if they ran into the Abyss’ fountains. Poros stick their tongue out because they are incredibly warm. This is why they can survive the harsh cold environment of the Howling Abyss. Poro-Snax are frosted with Freljordian ice crystals and are a favourite treat of this creature. The leader of the Poros is known as the Poro King.
• Porowls: An avian species native to Valoran. Their feathers are a gray-brownish color and have small dark brown horns. They appearance inspired many of the Magelords architecture. They can usually be seen atop of trees, curiously watching the goings-on around them.
• Ralsiji: Large and aggressive minotaur-like creatures native to Shurima. They are humpbacked quadrupeds with long limbs and thick horns. They usually hunted down and used as entertainment monsters for the Noxian Fleshing Arena.
• Raptors: An avian species native to Valoran and Ionia. While incapable of flight, they have large strong back legs and large front teeth used for hunting. This species tents to its young until they can fend for themselves against larger predators. When born their feathers are the predominantly blue-greenish color, once they mature their obtain the Crimson Raptor look. Their feathers are used for making cloaks. It is said that killing a Crimson Raptor with the spell of Smite grants unto the victor the keen senses of the beast, allowing them to see unseen threats.
• Scuttler Crabs: Scuttle Crabs or Rift Scuttlers live in the fresh waters of Valoran and can be found near the docks of Bilgewater. They are small green-shelled crustaceans with 3 pairs of legs and one pair of front claws. They sometimes bury themselves into the muck of the river to avoid predators and are known to either avoid or flee from dangers. To confer peaceful resolution (hence the elusive pacifist nickname) to the force that subdues it, it will grant them a boon: a persistent field around it that grants vision and magical speed to the aggressor and its allies. If corrupted by the Void, a Rift Scuttler turns into a Rift Herald.
• Sandswimmers: Sandswimmers are massive quadrupedal creatures that traverse the Shuriman desert in cyclical patterns. They got their name due to their preferred method of travel. Their narrow bodies and webbed feet are perfectly design for swimming under the sand. They feed on bugs and other small creatures most desert beasts ignore. Scavengers will often memorize the predictable paths these creatures take, and jump onto their backs to ride as far as they wish.
• Sea Serpents: A large species of ocean dwelling serpents native to the seas around Bilgewater. They presents on the sea is so well known be the denizens of Bilgewater that their nation's crest and currency is a Sea Serpent. They can also be summoned by serpent callers. One account from the Harrowing records the might of these creatures, having halted the progress of the Black Mist before it reached Bilgewater, though the beast was slain in the process.
• Skallashi: The Skallashi are large quadrupedal herbivores. These hardy beasts of burden are common across Shurima, ideally suited to the harsh desert environment. Their key body feature is their long legs. Notoriously bad-tempered, they are nevertheless treated with great reverence. Their brown hides are often painted with sacred symbols of protection, and their horns hung with totems and charms. While these creatures are mostly used for travel and carrying heavy loads, on some larger skallashi people are able to built miniture rooms for more comfortable travel. To own one is often considered a sign of considerable prosperity.
• Sentinels: Sentinels, or Stone-golems, are magical fusion of flora, fauna, and rock native to Valoran but can also be found in Ionia and on the Shuriman Continent. Despite its rock like appearance, its behavior is very much of an animal reminiscent of a bear or wolf. The creature is powered by nature magic. Smaller forms of this creature are called Sentries. Ivern has befriended an injured stone-golem. Knowing the poor creature was on the verge of death, he fashioned her a new heart from a river pebble. Adhering to the tradition of all mineral beings, the golem became Ivern's devoted life-friend. He named her Daisy, after the flowers that mysteriously sprouted from her stone body. Today, if Ivern is threatened, she races to his side.
• Shuriman Camels: A breed of camels native to the deserts of Shurima and are used by caravans as well as common folk as primary mode of transportation. Despite being well-suited for lengthy travels in the desert landscape, they are still prey to a many predator such as the Xer'Sai.^[4]
• Silverwing Raptors: Griffin-esque creatures native to the rocky crags of northern Demacia. Only a few individuals have been known to befriend and ride these beasts.
• Tamu: Tamu are quadrupedal mammalian herbivores that mostly dwell in the lower plains of Mount Targon. These creatures are intelligent and are raised by tribes in vast flocks. Shepherds herd their flocks to graze on the slopes during the hotter seasons. They are also able to traverse narrow cliff sides and climb mountain areas. Their manes are of a white color, while the rest of their coat are different shades of drown and tan. These lush coats are sheared bi-yearly, and woven into warm clothing and other textiles by the Rakkor.
• Tuskvores: Predatory killers from the Demacian hinterlands known for their thick hide, long razorhorns that crown their heads with a ferocious temperament.
• Vellox: A chimeric animal with the feature of a human face. It also has the ability to speak.
• Vilemaw: A giant magical arachnid spider that resides in the Shadow Isles location of Twisted Treeline. What differentiates it from other spiders other than its size is its 8 eyes and 15 appendages. Its A large portion of its body is located in its abdomen area. Its exoskeleton is of various shades of dark blue, purple, and tan. It has great physical strength as well as magical, being able to transfigure willing humans into its servants. It uses its servants to gather fresh food.
• Vulkodalks: Residing from the Nistaram forest in Ionia this terrifying predator is a theropod-type creature with eight eyes on each side of its head, a large horn atop the snout, and a maw with multiple rows of pointed teeth.
• Wharf Rats: Wharf Rats, or Razorfins, are amphibious quadrupeds which are a terrifying blend of shark and rat commonly found on the docks of Bilgewater. These creatures are larger than dogs and are known to prey upon drunks and lone fishermen on moonless nights. They often travel in packs, and are easily capable of biting a man's leg off. Their lithe streamlined bodies allude to their speed; their teeth to their ferocity. Criminal circles often train these creatures to seek out and hound high-value targets. Indeed, once a Razorfin draws blood from its target, only death will deter it.
• Worax: Large heard of animals found in Ionia. They are described as goat-like buffalo.
• Wyverns: Reptilian creatures who are members of the dragon family are often mistaken for their cousins cause of their similar appearances. The distinguishing features of a wyvern is that it only has one pair of limbs and one pair of wings as oppose to the two paired limed dragon's. They are often spotted attacking the Demacian countryside and are a frequent threat to villagers.
• Yonkeies: A quadruped mammalian like species used by Yordle merchants and caravans for transportation and resemble overgrown donkeys at best. They have long thin grey fur, and long ears.
• There are also various other species such as: armadillos, bears, butterflies, cats, carnotauns, chickens, clams, crocodiles, crows, croxagor, devilfish, dogs, dragonflies, ducks, fish, frogs, grelmorn, hawks, mammoths, monkeys, octopi, rats, ravens, razorhides, seagulls, stags, wolves...

Runeterra is home to many species of flora, some edible, some decorative, and some even featuring levels of sentients and sapients. Those are:

• Blast Cones: A type of plant with with explosive fruit. Their explosive properties are powerful enough to fling a humanoid several meters away.
• Cavernberries: A type of Zaunite native edible plant species. They are used to make a juice.
• Honeyfruits: A type of edible plant seen harvested near the city of Palcyff. Its healing properties are also used for medicinal purposes such as Health potions. Being a semi-aquatic plant, it can be seen on the shores of rivers, lakes, and other bodies of fresh water .
• Medicila Elasticas: A type of plant native to the Island city of Fallgren. Its natural elastic properties are used for creating Zaunite tubes.
• Naaps: A type of edible plant native to the areas around Rokrund. Its roots, having a similar appearance to onions and carrots, are used for baking.
• Nightbloom: A rare flame-red petaled flower native to the Blessed Isles. It is virtually extinct except for a few who bushes that are cared for in Vladimir's garden in his mansion in Noxus. On the Blessed Isles they blossomed on the evening of the summer solstice. By morning the flowers wilted, leaving only blackened petals, not to be seen again until the following year. But for one night, they illuminated the forest with blazing crimson. If the flowers petals are plucked the remaining petals immediately curl inwards, the stem bending away as if it can express fear.
• Nirpooties: A type of semi-aquatic carnivorous plant species plant species native to the areas around Mudtown. Its fruit is best when firm and well fed with meat, though fish meat is not advised as an option.
• Petricite: A magic-dampening material used by Demacians in defensive walls and in the military. It is also used in Demacian architecture due to its white and elegant appearance. The early settlers of Demacia discovered a petrified forest that can dispel magic, and mixed this wood with ash and lime into the resistant material that is called Petricite. From this innovation, the walls of Demacia were established.
• River Grasses: They are located in central parts of Ionia. This red coloured grass flow and move with the tides of magic. Landfishers, if attuned with the magic of the landscape, can cultivate and collect all the grains and fruits that grow in these areas.
• Scryer's Blooms: A type of plant with magical properties, being used for clairvoyance.
• Strangle-thorns: An invasive carnivorous plant species most likely native to the jungles of the Shuriman Continent. They grow rapidly and besides having vines used to strangle victims they also have the ability to spit their thorns dipped in paralyzing toxins. They have sometimes been considered sentient beings due to their behavior. One such plants was fused with human essence to from a unique being called Zyra, which has the ability to sprout and control multiple strangle-thorns saplings.
• Sun Apples: A common type of tree located in Ionia. Its fruit can warm a person and even tan a persons entire body.
• Treants: A fusion of nature spirits (or any sapient species) and plantlife. One such species was the Omikayalan God-Willow, which essence was later transferred to a Freljordian warrior Ivern. Other example is Maokai, a nature spirit fused with the plantlife and natural magicks of the Blessed Isles.
• There are also various other species such as: carrots, daisies, grain, lime, mushrooms, onions, oranges, roses, shamrocks, sunflowers, tulips...

• Arbormark
• Bandle City (numerous gateways)
• Boleham
• Demacia
  • North Demacia
    • Rocky Highlands
      • Bloody Wall
      • Fossbarrow
        • Fossian Crownguard’s tomb
        • The tower of a Lightbringer
      • High Silvermere
        • Knight’s Rock
          • Crownguard family mansion
      • Meltridge
      • Grand Zeffira (ruins)
      • Petricite Grove
        • Demacian Vault
          • World Rune Chamber
      • Raptor Aerie
      • Uwendale
        • Quinn's family home
  • East Demacia
    • Dregbourne
    • East Wall
      • Graygate
    • Fields of Brashmore
    • Greenfang Mountains
    • Memorial Road
      • Galio Monument
    • Serpentrion River
      • Golden Crossing
    • Wardens Wall
      • Palsfield
  • South Demacia
    • Westerley (east)
      • Andras (ruins)
      • Evenmoor
      • Needlebrook
      • Wrenwall
        • Castle Wrenwall
    • Lower Demacia
      • Cloudwoods
        • Vaskasia
      • Jandelle
      • Terbisia
    • South Wall
  • West Demacia
    • Great City of Demacia
      • Alabaster Library
      • Buvelle Mansion
      • Crownguard mansion
      • Demacian Barracks
      • Demacian Harbor
      • Demacian Penitentiary
      • Laurent Mansion
      • The Citadel of Dawn
        • The Hall of Valor
        • The Grand Plaza
        • The Temple of the Lightbringers
      • The Golden Round
      • Vayne Mansion
    • Serpentrion River
      • Edessa
      • Lissus
      • Pinara
      • Velorus
    • Westerley (west)
      • Dawnhold
  • Storm’s Fang
  • Whiterock
• Freljord
  • North Freljord
    • Naljaäg
    • Ridgeback Mountains
      • Foundling Village
      • Frosthorn Peak
        • Fortress of the Iceborn
          • Vaults of the Iceborn
      • Ghulfrost
      • Vathcaer
      • Village of the Ice Children
      • Warded Gateway
        • Frozen Caverns
          • Howling Abyss
            • Bridge of Sorrows
            • Bridge of Shadow
            • Bridge of the Lost
            • The Hall of the Nine
              • What-Dwells-Below
          • Frostguard Citadel
      • Ice-Troll Lands
      • Yeti's Vigil
    • The Great Pinnacle
    • Ursine Lands
    • Valley of Spines
      • Mourncrow Tribe
    • Glacial Prison
      • World Rune pedestal
  • East Freljord
    • Broken Mountain
      • Hearth-Home (ruins)
      • Ornnholm
    • Winterspike
  • South Freljord
    • Rakelstake
      • Avarosa Monument
  • West Freljord
    • Frostheld
    • Lokfar
      • Glaserport
        • Ice-locked Harbor
          • Chained Wolfships
    • Rygann's Reach (ruins)
    • Valar's Hollow
• Gates of Mourning
• Holdrum
• Kalstead
• Nockmirch
• Noxus
  • North Noxus
    • Dalamor Plain
      • Drugne
    • Northern Steppes
      • Ironspike Mountains
        • Annie's childhood home (ruins)
        • Delverhold
      • Rugg
      • The Iron Pinnacle
  • East Noxus (Valoran)
    • Basilich
      • Blackrock Mere
    • Bloodcliffs
    • Bucket Creek
    • Drekan
    • Fenrath
    • Khworez
    • Noxus Prime
      • The Immortal Bastion
        • Stairs of Triumph
          • Audience Chamber
            • Emperors Throne
      • House Du Couteau
      • House Swain
      • House Kythera
      • House Zaavan
      • Old Noxus
      • Reckoner Arenas
        • The Fleshing Arena
      • Sion's Memorial
      • The Black Rose
    • The Drakengate
  • South Noxus (Valoran)
    • Argent Mountains
      • Argent Coast
        • Glorft
        • Kilgrove
        • Trevale
          • Riven's childhood home
    • Ironwater
    • Krexor
    • The Great Barrier
      • Vindor
    • Trannit
    • Varju Mountains
      • Rokrund Plains
        • Rokrund
      • Qualthala
• Old Bargate
• Palclyff
• Piltover
  • North Piltover
    • Drawsmith Arcade
    • Heimerdinger's Pyrotechnic Provisions
    • Iron Sand Commercia
    • Mainspring Crescent
    • North Wind Commercia
    • Old Hungry Clock
    • Piltover City Zoo
    • Bluewind Court
      • Clan Arvino Mansion
      • Clan Cadwalder Mansion
      • Clan Ferros Mansion
      • Clan Giopara Mansion
        • Jayce's Laboratory
      • Clan Holloran Mansion
      • Clan Kozari Mansion
      • Clan Medarda Mansion
      • Clan Morichi Mansion
      • Clan Torek Mansion
    • Piltover Wardens
    • Piltovan theater
      • Hall of Law
    • Old Reveck's house
      • Corin's workshop
  • The Cliff
    • Drop Street
    • Sun Gates
      • The Great Funicular of Cantexta
        • Techmaturgy Bridge
          • Statue of The Spirit of Wealth
          • Statue of The Essence of Honesty
    • The Dock
      • Piltover’s warship squadron
      • Wharfside Docks
    • The College of Techmaturgy
  • South Piltover
    • Boulevard of a Hundred Taverns
    • Boundary Markets
    • Ezreal's house
    • First Assemblage of the Glorious Evolved
      • The Assemblage Hall
    • Glasswell Street
    • Horologica Avenue
    • Sidereal Avenue
      • Incognia Plaza
        • Zindelo's Incognium Runeterra
      • Oblique Lane
      • Piltover's Treasury
        • The Clockwork Vault
        • The Ecliptic Vaults
    • Workshop of the Horological Institute
    • Rising Howl
  • Zaun
    • Promenade Level
      • Boundary Markets
      • College of Techmaturgy
      • Skylight Commercia
      • Pump Station
      • Rising Howls
    • Endersol Level
      • Augmentation Parlors
      • Breather Station
        • "Pure Air" Market
        • Shimmer Bar
      • Bridgewaltz
      • Chemtech Seam
      • Cultivair
      • Delicatessens
      • Drop Street
      • Emberflit Alley
        • Viktor's Laboratory
      • Reveck's house
        • Corin's Workshop
      • Rising Howls
      • Sir Feisterly’s Fantastical Fair
    • Sump Level
      • Bonscutt Pump Station
      • Dredge Prison
      • Factorywood
      • Old Zaun
        • Old Hungry
      • Oshra Va'Zaun
      • Priggs Industries
        • Priggs Industries factories
        • Priggs Industries warehouse
      • Sump Works
      • The Slums
        • Black Lanes
          • Commercia Fantastica
        • Hope House Orphanage
        • Ekko's house
        • Memorial Wall
      • Zaun's Asylum for the Irreparably Troubled
      • Zaun Sewer
    • The Cliff
• Tokogol
  • Forests of Tokogol

• Bandle City (numerous gateways)
• Kumanagra
• Noxus
  • South Noxus (Shurima)
    • Bel'zhun
    • Tereshni
    • Urzeris
• Shurima
  • North Shurima
    • Kalamanda
    • Nashramae
      • Market Of Illumination
      • Sun Disc Replica
      • Vekaura Streets
    • Parnesa
    • Odyn Valley
      • Crystal Scar
    • Zuretta
  • East Shurima
    • Great Sai (east)
      • Astrologer’s Tower
        • Temple of the Sun
      • Mother of Life River (east)
        • Vekaura
      • Kenethet
      • World Rune Archives
  • South Shurima
    • Antathir
    • Bai-Zhek
    • Icathia (ruins)
      • Icathian Capital
      • Saabara
      • The Rupture
    • Sai Khaleek
      • Khaleek River
        • Marrowmark
          • Marrowmark Market
    • Imalli Lake
      • Glacier Port
    • Renek River
      • Zirima
    • Sai Farai
      • City of Gardens (ruins)
      • Zoantha Cascade
        • Lost City (ruins)
          • World Rune pedestal
    • Southern Dune Wanderer Tribes
    • Valley of Song
    • Zuretta (old)
  • West Shurima
    • Great Sai (west)
      • Mother of Life River (west)
        • Amakra
        • Nerimazeth
          • Sun Disk (ruins)
        • Shuriman Capital
          • Emperors Way Road
            • Steps of Ascension
              • Cycle of Ascension
                • Sun Disk
          • Great Library of Nasus
          • Library of the Sun
          • Oasis of the Dawn
          • Palace of Ten Thousand Pillars
          • Scholes Palace
          • Tomb of the Emperors
          • Temple of the Sun
        • Tomb of Ne'Zuk
  • Siram Fortress
  • Tejaru
• Mount Targon
  • Ring Of The Mountain
    • Rakkor Caves
      • Ancient Thresholds
      • Temple of the Lunari
      • Temple of the Solstice
        • Prayer Shrine
  • Upper Slopes
    • Astral Grove
    • Divine Carvings
    • Frozen Lake
    • Patterns Of The Dead
  • The Peak
    • Targon Prime
• The Jungle
  • North Jungle
    • Kalduga
    • Kumungu
    • Serpentine River (North)
      • Serpentine Delta (North)
        • Mudtown
  • South Jungle
    • Amarantine Coast
    • Gardens of Zyr
    • Harelport
    • Kiilash Tribe
    • Nidalee's Cougar Pack
    • Plague Arbor
    • Serpentine River (South)
      • Paretha
      • Serpentine Delta (South)
    • Vale of Silver Mist

• Bandle City (numerous gateways)
• Ionia
  • Mainland Ionia
    • Mountains
      • Bard Mountain
        • Floating Villages
      • Vlonqo
    • Navori
      • Dalu Bay
      • Ghost-Willow (ruins)
      • Ionian Capital
      • Kinkou Monastery
      • Lasting Altar
      • Lhradi Forest
        • Lhotlan Tribe
      • Omikayalan Grove
        • God-Willow (ruins)
      • Placidium of Navori
      • Weh'le
    • Shon-Xan
      • Fae'lor Floating Castle
      • Northern Highlands
      • Puboe
        • Puboe Prison
  • Ralin
    • Hirana
      • Hirana Academy
      • Hirana Monastery
  • Oulin
  • Qaelin
  • Bahrl
    • Tevasa Mountain
      • Tevasa
      • Wuju
    • Epool River
  • Sea 9
  • Zhyun
    • • Jyom Pass
      • Kashuri
        • Kashuri Armories
      • Raikkon
      • Swirl Rocks
      • Temple of the Jagged Knife
      • Tuula
        • Tuula Prison
      • Yasuo's Village
      • Zhyunia
  • Sea 6
  • Houhjo
    • Garlin
      • Ghetu Sea
      • Nistaram Forest
      • Pallas
        • Temple of Pallas
          • Pit of Pallas
    • Sudaro
  • Azure Farms
  • Lake of Lighted Lilies
  • Knife Straits
  • Shi Canyons
  • Shimon Tribe
  • Shojin
    • Shojin Monastery
• East Oceania
  • Ice Sea
  • Ocean 1
    • Marai Territory
    • Sea 12
    • Sea 11
      • Freljord
        • West Freljord (oceania)
    • Conqueror's Sea
      • Demacia
        • South Demacia (oceania)
        • West Demacia (oceania)
  • Sea 3
    • Aurma
  • Sea 4
    • Noxus
      • South Noxus (oceania)
  • Sea 10
• West Oceania
  • Sea 14
    • Noxus
      • North Noxus (oceania)
  • Sea 8
    • Noxus
      • North Noxus (oceania)
  • Sea 7
    • Noxus
      • East Noxus (Ionia)
        • Bahrl Island
        • Fae'lor Island
          • Fae'lor
            • Fae'lor Castle (ruins)
              • Dael'eh Ahira Pool
  • Guardian's Sea
    • Serpent Isles
      • Bilgewater
        • East Isles
          • Port Mourn
          • Smuggler’s Cove
          • Southern Beacon
        • West Isles
          • Bilgewater Bay
            • Diver's Bluff
            • Fleet Street
              • Brazen Hydra Bar
            • Freeman's Aerie
            • Grey Harbor
            • Rat Town
              • Butcher's Bridge
                • Temple of The Mother Serpent
            • Slaugher Docks
              • Bloodharbor
              • Gangplank's Warehouse (ruins)
              • MacGregan’s Killhouse
              • Dead Pool Ship (wreckage)
              • Syren Ship
            • White Wharf
          • Buhru Isle
            • Buhru Temple of The Mother Serpent
    • Noxus
      • South Noxus (oceania)
        • Fallgren
  • Ocean 2
    • Sea 15
    • Sea 13
      • Black Mist
        • Shadow Isles (Blessed Isles, ruins)
          • Helia (ruins)
            • Blessed Isles Bridge (ruins)
            • Library Keep (ruins)
              • Helia Library (ruins)
            • Vaults of Arcana (ruins)
              • Grand Gallery of Ancient Artifacts (ruins)
            • Celestial Vault (ruins)
              • Lunatropic Demisphere (ruins)
            • Hall of Conjunction (ruins)
              • Radiance of Alignments (ruins)
                • Athenaeum of Light (ruins)
          • Undead Wilds
            • Twisted Treeline (ruins)

Consists of all the nations that control large amounts of territory as well as a number of cities, towns, and villages. These nations may or may not have a centralized or a unified government.

Consists of all the nations that mostly control a city and some small land around it. These nations mostly have centralized and unified governments.

Consists of all the nations that have no form of government or are previously governed nations that have since been left in ruin.

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