A Summoner represents a player's persistent identity in League of Legends, distinguished by their summoner name and icon. Unlike champions that change each match, the summoner profile remains constant across all game interactions.

Core Elements:

• Summoner level increases with experience gained from matches
• Controls champions during matches
• Uses Summoner Spells and Runes to influence gameplay
• Earns Experience and Blue Essence after matches

Modern Implementation:

• As of November 2023, traditional Summoner Names were replaced by Riot ID
• Players now use non-unique usernames with hashtags
• Profile customization includes banners, frames, and icons

Profile Features:

• Tracks game statistics and achievements
• Displays champion roster
• Shows collection of skins, runes, spells, and emotes
• Customizable visual elements

Historical Context:

• Originally tied to in-game lore through the Institute of War
• Term "Summoner" remains in use for game elements like Summoner Spells
• Lore was reworked in late 2014, removing the Institute of War storyline

The Summoner's Code:

• Official rules and guidelines from Riot Games
• Governs player behavior in competitive play
• Violations can result in temporary or permanent suspensions
• Players can report code violations for review

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