LoL Classic Runes
Every rune in the LoL Classic client, all 53 of them, marks through quintessences. Each card prints the exact stat line a single rune grants and what a full set adds up to, so you can price a page slot before you commit it.
LoL Classic Runes List
53 of 53 shownWhere a full page goes next
grades and the pages already builtHow runes work in LoL Classic
A finished rune page runs thirty slots: nine marks, nine seals, nine glyphs and three quintessences. Marks lean toward attack stats, seals toward defense, glyphs toward magic, and quints are the flex slot where one rune carries what three of the small ones would. Every champion walks into a game with the same thirty slots, so the page itself is where the edge lives.
Flat now or scaling later
Most stats come in a flat version and a per level twin, and which one wins depends on when you plan to fight. Flat runes are ahead from minute one. The scaling copy catches up somewhere in the mid levels depending on the stat, then keeps climbing to eighteen.
Each scaling rune on this page shows the level where it passes its flat twin. That number comes out of our own stat columns, so if the client retunes a rune, the crossover moves with it.
Reading the full set numbers
Single rune values look tiny until you multiply. That is the job of the full set line on each card: nine of a mark or seal or glyph, three of a quint, with per level runes carried out to champion level eighteen first. Three quintessences of ability power stack to +15 Ability Power before your first item, and that is the smallest slot on the page. The minor runes sit in this list too, ungraded; they exist in the client, they just never compete with the Greater tier for a serious page.
Past this page
Grades live on the runes tier list, where every Greater rune is ranked inside its own slot. If you would rather start from a page somebody already assembled, the classic builds ship a full rune page with every build.




















































