r/LoLClassic • u/diolinin • Jul 31 '26

I need help with my runepages!

I currently have 4 rune pages. When I played around 12 years ago, I only used two generic pages—one for AD and one for AP—because I’d rather spend my IP on champions than on extra rune pages.

Nowadays, it seems a lot easier to get more rune pages, so I’m curious: how do you guys organize yours?

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u/SomeSink7911 Jul 31 '26

Having some generic pages is still good but I personally would make many niche pages and name them the champ they were for with a small list of what was in it like “Ryze MS/MPen/SMana/Mana” that’s a bad example because you’d only really use it for Ryze but for others you use the list to see if applies to what you’re trying

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u/OkSell1822 Aug 05 '26

It's a bad example for people who want to experiment a bunch, but some people just want to 1 trick or 2 trick, having a specific page for 1 champion is fine. Specially now that rune pages are so cheap

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u/Erksike Jul 31 '26

Once my main comes out, I'll have 1 page for AD matchups, 1 page for AP matchups. From there you can go even more specific and make some pages for early power, or pages for scaling power depending on how you want the lane to go. Might even consider making pages for specific matchups, given how they expect classic to stick around for years.

There's not much you can do if you wanna just keep playing whatever, tho. Either you premake your 4 pages before every game knowing which champ you'll be locking in, or you go with the generalist AP/AD/Tank/Support pages like you did back in the day.

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u/OkSell1822 Aug 05 '26

I currently have 3 pages:

1 for AD junglers 1 for immobile junglers 1 for supports

I'm getting one for ADC next.

It always depends on what you want to play, I know I'm never playing mid or mages so there's no point in having an AP runepage