Introduction
League of Legends (LoL) is one of the most popular multiplayer online battle arena (MOBA) games in the world. This game has a massive following， with millions of players joining the action every day. Its competitive scene has been acknowledged as one of the most prestigious in the industry. The game's community is diverse， with a wide range of players from all around the globe. LoL's competitive nature， engaging gameplay， and strategic mechanics have made it a force to be reckoned with in the world of esports.
Season 2 World Championship
The Season 2 World Championship was one of the most significant LoL events in history. The tournament had a prize pool of $2 million， and the world's best teams battled it out to earn the first title of World Champions. The final match was between the Taipei Assassins and the Azubu Frost， with Taipei Assassins taking home the championship in front of thousands of fans in Los Angeles， California. This championship was significant because it marked the beginning of the competitive scene's growth， bringing new fans， sponsors， and players into the industry.
Season 3 World Championship
The Season 3 World Championship was held in Los Angeles， California， and had a massive prize pool of $2.05 million. The 14-day tournament featured 14 teams from around the world， with the Korean team SK Telecom T1 taking home the championship. This championship had one of the most impressive performance in esports history， with SK Telecom T1 dropping only three games throughout the entire tournament， including the grand finals where they defeated the Royal Club.
Season 4 World Championship
The Season 4 World Championship was held in Seoul， South Korea， and had a prize pool of $2.13 million. The championship featured 16 teams from around the globe， with the Korean team Samsung Galaxy White taking home the title. This championship was significant because it was the first time a team from Korea won the championship， dominating the tournament throughout the event. They finished the tournament with a 15-2 record， cementing Korea's reputation as the dominant powerhouse of the LoL competitive scene.
Season 5 World Championship
The Season 5 World Championship was held in Europe and featured a staggering $2.13 million prize pool. The championship featured 16 teams from around the world， with the Korean team SK Telecom T1 once again taking home the title. This championship was significant because it marked the return of Faker， who was widely considered the best LoL player in the world. SK Telecom T1 played their heart out in the grand finals， defeating the KOO Tigers 3-1 and winning their second championship title.
Conclusion
The LoL esports scene has come a long way since its inception. The community has grown enormously in size， with players from all around the world competing at the highest level. The five championships above remain some of the most significant events in the industry， highlighting the growth and success of the LoL competitive scene. Fans can't wait to see what's in store for the future of the game and its competitive scene.
