Black Mist pours across Runeterra, enthralling its champions and shrouding the continent in darkness. If the last Sentinels are going to save Runeterra, they're going to need all the help they can get.

And that means you Rookie!

Demacia Chapters:
The Gathering Storm:
After locating the lost sentinel, Lucian, Senna and the Rookie fight off the swarm of wraiths descending on them.

Meet Scissors:
The sentinels discover a mysterious girl, Gwen, fighting off wraiths with a pair of oversized scissors. When even more wraiths arrive, she hides everyone, allowing them to make a mad dash to headquarters.

Who's got the Wayfinder:
The sentinels discover what they need to do to defeat the Harrowing. With the Rookie in tow, the group heads out to fight the Black Mist in Demacia.

This Way to the Compound:
The group meets Vayne, who tells them the Harrowing is concentrated on one building: the mageseeker compound. With dawning knowledge that Viego is seeking a powerful magical artifact, they head out to face the Ruined King.

Ruins and Ruination:
A ruined Shyvana confronts them at the entrance to the compound, before burying them in rubble. Once free, everyone - including the Rookie - charges in.

The First Confrontation:
Viego confronts the sentinels in the mageseeker compound. He attempts to wrest a fragment of his lost love's soul from Senna, but Gwen intervenes. Viego then vanishes, but not before collapsing the building atop the sentinels.

Here be Dragons:
The sentinels escape and track down Viego, but before Senna can harm him, Shyvana attacks. At Vayne's provocation, Shyvana transforms, and the group must fight a ruined dragon.

Next Moves:
Viego escapes while the sentinels subdue Shyvana, who is then locked in the dungeon on Senna's orders. Having witnessed the scope of Viego's evil, Vayne volunteers to join the Sentinels of Light, and the party regroups at headquarters.

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