Twitch Prime gives members four months of League of Legends loot

May 28, 2019 - Twitch Prime and Riot Games are teaming up to offer Amazon Prime members four months' worth of content for League of Legends, beginning today.

"League of Legends has been one of the most-watched games on Twitch for years, and partnering with Riot to offer four months' worth of League of Legends loot to members is the kind of amazing content we get really excited about," said Larry Plotnick, Director, Twitch Prime. "We're striving to make Prime the absolute best deal in gaming, and we're off to a big start in 2019-we've already offered our members more than $900 worth of games and content this year. And that's just the beginning. Stay tuned, because there's a lot more goodness coming this summer."

Starting today, Prime members can visit twitch.amazon.com/leagueoflegends to claim a Rift Herald's Capsule containing two random Skin Shards, one random Legendary Skin Shard, and an exclusive Emote. Once members claim the first capsule, they'll automatically receive another one every 30 days for four months: A Rift Herald's Capsule, Red Buff's Capsule, and Blue Buff's Capsule, followed by a Baron's Capsule. The final capsule contains a random Permanent Legendary Skin on top of another random Skin Shard and exclusive Emote.

Prime members have until Aug. 28, 2019 to claim their first capsule and enroll in the promotion. Visit www.twitchprime.com to try Twitch Prime for free and claim the latest offers.

Twitch Prime is Amazon Prime's home for gamers, and is included with Prime. Benefits include in-game loot, free games, a free monthly channel subscription on Twitch AND all the benefits of being a Prime member - including unlimited access to award-winning movies and TV episodes with Prime Video; unlimited access to Prime Music, Prime Reading, Amazon Photos; early access to select Lightning Deals, one free pre-released book a month with Amazon First Reads, deep discounts at Whole Foods Market, and unlimited free two-day shipping on more than 100 million items.