League of Legends (LoL) RP

League of Legends is Riot Games' team-based competitive online game. RP is the balance used in its store to buy skins, champions, icons, emotes and event passes. Here you buy RP codes for accounts in the Turkey (TR) region: the code appears on your order page, arrives by e-mail and you load it onto your Riot account yourself.

Buy League of Legends RP

A new champion is out, there's a sale in the store, or the skin you've been waiting for has finally shown up. These are exactly the moments when you need RP. This page is here to shorten the process: you get your code, load it onto your Riot account yourself and get back to the game.

Alongside the packages, you'll find some practical information below about how RP works. Knowing the difference between Blue Essence and RP, and when sales come around, lets you get a lot more out of the same budget.

The Difference Between RP and Blue Essence

League of Legends has two currencies, and people often mix them up. Blue Essence is earned by playing and is mainly used to unlock champions. RP is bought, and it opens the door to cosmetic content.

You can buy champions with either currency, but skins, icons, emotes, ward skins and chest keys come only with RP. So if you're after cosmetics, RP is unavoidable; if you just want to grow your champion pool, saving up Blue Essence may be enough.

What Can You Buy with RP?

The most common use is skins. They come in quality tiers: the simpler ones only change the look, while the legendary and ultimate tiers bring new animations, a voice pack and sometimes special lines. That's where the price differences between them come from.

Champions, icons, emotes, ward skins, chest keys and event passes are also bought with RP. Passes released during events often give the best value per unit, because several items come together in a single purchase.

Choosing the Right Package

The different RP amounts in this category suit different needs. Small packages are usually bought to top up a balance that falls just short; mid-sized ones are enough for a single epic skin or a new champion. Large packages are the choice of players who want an event pass, a legendary skin or to complete a collection.

A practical tip: check the price of what you want in the in-game store first, then choose the package closest to it. RP stays on your account with no expiry date, so leftover balance isn't lost, but there's no point in carrying 200 RP you'll never use around for months.

Sales and Timing

Riot runs skin sales at regular intervals, and the sale list changes from period to period. If you have your eye on a skin, keeping track of the sale list can save you a lot.

Season starts, anniversary events and big themed launches also open windows of opportunity. Having your balance ready during these periods is an advantage, because you need to decide before the sale window closes. That's exactly why buying a code in advance and waiting is such a common habit.

How to Redeem Your Code

• Choose the RP amount you want and add it to your cart.
• Complete the payment by card, bank transfer or your Mas4games balance.
• The code appears on your My orders page and is also sent to your e-mail.
• Go to Riot's official code redemption page and sign in with your account.
• Paste the code and confirm; the RP is added to your account right away.

We recommend not typing the code by hand. A good share of rejected codes aren't invalid, just entered wrongly. Capital O and zero, and capital I and the number one, are the characters people mix up most often.

The Account Region

Riot accounts are tied to a region, and RP is loaded per region too. A code bought for an account in the Turkey region won't work on an account in another region. To find out which region you're in, just look at the currency of the prices in the in-game store.

If you're buying a gift for a friend, be sure to ask them about this first. The code can be used only once, so make sure it goes to the right account; sorting out a mix-up through support takes time.

Delivery and Support

As a digital product, there's no waiting around. Once your payment is approved, the code appears on your order page and in your inbox shortly, and you can follow the order's status from there.

If you run into a problem, support is open 24/7. If you include your order number in your first message, we can find your order right away and things move much faster. If you've already tried the code, adding the error message you got helps too.

Security

With this method you never share your account password with anyone. The code comes to you, and you load it yourself on the official page. Riot never asks for your password under any circumstances; if anyone does, stay away from that transaction.

Sites and apps promising free RP carry the same risk. The simplest way to protect the champions and skins you've collected over the years is to keep two-step verification switched on and not to give third-party tools access to your account.

Quick Summary

Check your region, look up the price of what you want in the game, pick the closest package and load the code by copying and pasting it. If all four steps are right, the whole thing takes just a few minutes and you can head straight back to the store.

Understanding Skin Tiers

Knowing how skin prices are set makes budgeting much easier. Skins in the lowest tier only change the model and colours; you'll notice them in game, but they aren't over the top. One tier up, new effects and partial animation changes come in.

At the legendary tier, the champion's voice pack is redone, new lines are added and ability animations are redesigned. The ultimate tier covers skins that transform in game and change as you level up, and there are very few of them. Knowing which tier you're buying matters if you want to see what you're paying for.

Chests and Keys

You can earn chests by playing, but you need a key to open them. Keys can drop in the game or be bought with RP. The maths here is slippery: opening chests in the hope of a specific skin almost always ends up costing more than buying that skin directly.

If you enjoy opening chests for its own sake, that's fine, but if your goal is clear, buying directly makes more sense. Drawing that line from the start keeps you from ending the season with a pile of duplicates.

Advice for Beginners

If you've just started playing, we'd suggest spending your first RP not on skins but on champions in the roles you actually play. A wider champion pool directly improves your matches; a skin doesn't change how the game plays.

A few weeks later, once it's clear which champion you keep picking, a skin for that champion brings much longer-lasting satisfaction. A legendary skin for a champion you rarely play is usually a dead investment.