Riot Games has confirmed what Twitch drop rewards will be available in Nicholas ‘Jynxzi’ Stewart’s upcoming League of Legends tournament.
Jynxzi’s previous content creator LoL tournament drew in over 900k viewers, making it the game’s seventh most-watched tournament this year.
That event featured big names such as James ‘Mr Beast’ Donaldson, Mark ‘ohnePixel’ Zimmerman and Ludwig Ahgren.
It also featured a free 1820 RP Master Yi skin for viewers, while the next tournament will feature a skin from the Netflix series Arcane.
Jynxzi Malphite Emote and Arcane Warwick Twitch Drops
Riot has confirmed that Jynxzi’s next content creator tournament will take place tomorrow on October 14 and begin at 4 pm ET.
This makes it one day before Worlds 2026 begins with the Play-Ins stage.
And Jynxzi will also co-stream the LoL Worlds 2026 final live from the Barclays Centre in Brooklyn, New York.
Those who watch Jynxzi’s event will be able to claim three rewards for free as long as they watch long enough:
- Malphite Press R emote – 30 minutes
- Arcane Warwick skin – 2 hours
- Arcane Warwick Mythic Chroma – 3 hours
Though the last tournament’s Master Yi drop was more valuable than the 1320 RP Warwick skin, the Arcane cosmetic is no longer purchasable in the store.
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How to Claim Jynxzi LoL Twitch Drops
To ensure you’re able to claim the free rewards, you will need to watch an eligible streamer competing in the tournament and follow these steps:
- Open your settings on Twitch.tv and go to ‘Connections’
- Scroll down to Riot Games and then connect by logging into your Riot account.
- After your accounts are connected, watch one of the eligible streamers during the tournament for at least three hours for maximum rewards
These rewards will then eventually show up in the player’s LoL client.
Despite the tournament taking place tomorrow, Jynxzi has not yet confirmed the full line-up of the 40 streamers taking part.
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An esports journalist for nine years with a focus on LoL Jack has written for national newspapers, interviewed major names, and driven people mad with puns. He's most proud of…
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