Everything you need to know about All-Star 2014!

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With the Spring split in the books, it's officially All-Star season, and that means it's time to get excited! We have so much in store for you at this year's All-Star event that it's hard to keep track of it all. That's why we compiled everything you need to know in this little article. From the schedule to the teams to a review of the formats, this is your one stop shop for everything All-Star. We'll even help you find an epic viewing party near you so you can catch all the action in style!

SCHEDULE

This year's All-Star event is four days of non-stop action, running from May 8 through May 11. Curious what we have in store? Here's a day-by-day breakdown of the schedule! Thursday, May 8: All-Star Challenge – U.R.F. Mode • 6:00AM PDT/15:00 CEST – Team Fire vs. Team Ice All-Star Invitational – Group Stage Day 1 • 7:00AM PDT/16:00 CEST – OMG vs. Fnatic • 8:00AM PDT/17:00 CEST – Azubu Taipei Assassins vs. SK Telecom T1 K • 9:00AM PDT/18:00 CEST – Fnatic vs. Cloud 9 • 10:00AM PDT/19:00 CEST – OMG vs. Azubu Taipei Assassins • 11:00AM PDT/20:00 CEST – SK Telecom T1 K vs. Cloud 9 Friday, May 9: All-Star Challenge – Hexakill • 4:00AM PDT/13:00 CEST – Team Fire w/ Toyz vs. Team Ice w/ Misaya All-Star Invitational – Group Stage Day 2 • 5:00AM PDT/14:00 CEST – SK Telecom T1 K vs. OMG • 6:00AM PDT/15:00 CEST – Cloud 9 vs. Azubu Taipei Assassins • 7:00AM PDT/16:00 CEST – Fnatic vs. SK Telecom TK 1 • 8:00AM PDT/17:00 CEST – Cloud 9 vs. OMG • 9:00AM PDT/18:00 CEST – Azubu Taipei Assassins vs. Fnatic Saturday, May 10: All-Star Challenge – Pick 10 • 4:00AM PDT/13:00 CEST – Team Fire vs. Team Ice All-Star Invitational – Semifinals • 5:00AM PDT/14:00 CEST – Best-of-three Semifinals • 8:00AM PDT/17:00 CEST – Best-of-three Semifinals Sunday, May 11: All-Star Challenge – Game Mode 4 • 4:00AM PDT/13:00 CEST – Team Fire vs. Team Ice All-Star Invitational – Finals • 5:00AM PDT/14:00 CEST – Best-of-five Finals

FORMATS

As you've surely heard by now, the 2014 All-Star event will be split into two parts – the All-Star Invitational and the brand new All-Star Challenge. In the All-Star Invitational, the five best professional League of Legends teams from around the world will come together to compete in an epic, four day long tournament. The competition will begin with a two day round-robin group stage. After the group stage, the top four teams will progress to a best-of-three Semifinal. Then, on Sunday, May 11, the tournament will culminate in a brutal best-of-five showdown between the top two teams to prove which of them is worthy of being called the best team in the world. Kicking off each day of the competition, the second part of this year's All-Star event is the All-Star Challenge. This exciting new format put the power in your hands. You picked the teams. You influenced the games. Now the All-Star Challenge will pit ten of your favorite pros from around the world in a series of match-ups spanning four exotic game modes – U.R.F., Hexakill, the Pick 10, and an epic 1v1! To view all of the results of the All-Star Challenge voting, you can head over to vote.lolesports.com.

TEAMS

Here are your 2014 All-Stars. Click the links below for a detailed look at each team and the players that will be making the trip to Paris this year! All-Star Challenge: • Team Fire • Team Ice All-Star Invitational: • Fnatic • Cloud 9 • Azubu Taipei Assassins • SK Telecom T1 K • OMG

VIEWING PARTIES

Can't make the trip to Paris? Not a problem. You can still catch all the action with your friends at a local viewing party! To see who's hosting an event near you, or to advertise your own event, you can check out our all-new Viewing Party Hub. Whether you're looking for a party at an exclusive venue, a sports bar, or just a buddy's living room, the Viewing Party Hub will help you find it. For more details on how to use the Viewing Party Hub, click here. As always, for the most up-to-date news, stats, and to view live streams of the All-Star action, you can head over to lolesports.com.

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19 Comments

finallylupus7 votes

It doesn't matter what region you're rooting for, if you're a fan of good games and good plays, this is going to be a hype tournament.

I also like how they eliminated the whole "fight to get a bye" thing they had from last year. It put a lot of unnecessary pressure in an event that is supposed to be players and teams showing off high risk flashy plays. Now we'll get a great show, I think.

llayclout2 votes

IDK man... Only Europe and China are going to have their truly best representatives at this tournament... SKT don't deserve to be there at the state they're in right now, C9 doesn't have their mid laner, and TPA just did 2 player swaps so they're probably not as good as they were before... I wish we could see C9 with Hai, Samsung Ozone/Blue or Najin Shield, and AHQ or pre roster change TPA or AHQ...

I Only Jungle4 votes

RIP sleeping in

Leok51 votes

RIP IN PEACE :,c http://sh.st/wDGgC

Hpx Fallen3 votes

That video is AWESOME!

GG Beers2 votes

Yeah, I'm jacked for this, beers will be drank.

Stormshiftx2 votes

Last year we had the games with Doublelift, Xpsecial, St. Vicious, Scarra and Dyrus representing North America. Where is the schedule for those games this year?

Doublelift, Aphromoo, Meteos, Biergsin (however you spell it), Dyrus

Zynti2 votes

there is none, and Blass is million times better top laner than dyrus ;)

OutlawHunter2 votes

i prefer the previous ALLSTAR form, this year its more like another world championship, what's the point if "ALLSTAR" team only here to play as entertainment

Spectér1 votes

Can't wait to watch, gonna be amazing games :)

Naoke1 votes

You know i had the wierdest dream that C9 best Skt t1 K O.o

Invidau1 votes

Already hyped for this, but this is a good trailer!

Cansema1 votes

i do expect to see these teams at worlds.. but i dont think that some will actually have a chance to play against each other.. so this is good to see.

GhostCalib3r1 votes

HYPE!!!! Garen Jinx Lulu Shaco

Im Reloading1 votes

They didn't even get U.R.F. and Hexakill right... according to the schedule, URF is on friday and Hexakill on thursday, not the other way round. They proofread These articles as much as they test their new patches... And they even changed the name of "boring ass Team comp Standard game" to "pick ten", wtf

ce2uFkzoN81 votes

OMG must prove themself this time. I belive OMG will be the King in paris. GO fight OMG for LPL!

eD93Tek1 votes

nn riesco a capire.. si possono vedere le partite sul pc da casa o nO??

Nnovata1 votes

Couldn't the comunity be more original with the 10 pick mode? Seriously, 3 same champions? and all of them chiléd?

BeastyAlity1 votes

are there going to be rebroadcasts? its finals week for me, so i might not be able to watch most of it :L

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