LoL Name Change Tracker

The permanent League of Legends name change tracker — every name we have ever seen on an account by Riot ID or PUUID, even after it changes.

Blondes Enjoyer#igi

NameFirst seen (UTC)Last seen (UTC)
Dernw gunаikes#sofia 21 Apr 2026, 00:32 13 Aug 2026, 02:08
Blondes Enjoyer#igi 13 Aug 2026, 02:08 13 Aug 2026, 02:08 current
Riftwalk Your Lp#777 12 Jan 2026, 04:10 15 Apr 2026, 14:45
Weng Allbi#777 15 Oct 2025, 11:45 05 Jan 2026, 10:33
Riftwalk Your Lp#BOB 17 Jul 2025, 02:23 09 Oct 2025, 02:34
VALE PAIN#7777 27 Jun 2025, 01:59 14 Jul 2025, 03:48

~513 days of League — about 12,322 hours in game. Time played →

Recent matches

ChampionResultKDAModePlayed (UTC)
Zoe Defeat 4/8/2 Summoner's Rift 12 Aug 2026, 18:20
Riven Victory 13/7/12 Summoner's Rift 12 Aug 2026, 17:49
Zoe Victory 4/11/15 Summoner's Rift 10 Aug 2026, 22:10
Lee Sin Defeat 9/16/8 Summoner's Rift 07 Aug 2026, 00:52
Jarvan IV Victory 9/8/23 Summoner's Rift 07 Aug 2026, 00:01

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What is permanent player tracking?

Players change their names — smurfs hide, pros rebrand, friends disappear. Every League of Legends account has a PUUID: a permanent identifier that never changes, no matter how many times the player renames or even transfers region. Whenever anyone looks up an account on lols.gg, we record the Riot ID it was using at that moment. Over time that builds a permanent, dated name history for each account.

Look a player up once and bookmark their tracker page (the URL with their PUUID) — from then on you can always find them, whatever they're called. We've been recording names this way for years, across more than a hundred thousand accounts.

What can I search with?

A Riot ID (name#tag), a bare name, or a PUUID. If nobody currently uses the name you searched, we'll show you every account in our records that used it in the past — and what each of them is called now.

Frequently asked questions

How do I see a LoL player's past names?

Search their current Riot ID (name#tag) above — the tracker shows every past name we've recorded for that account, with dates. It works in reverse too: search an old name to find out who holds it now and which accounts used it before.

Is there a summoner name history for every player?

We permanently archive names for hundreds of thousands of accounts and add more every day: any account that is looked up here or appears on our leaderboards is tracked from that moment forever. Riot's own API only shows the current name — the history is ours and never gets deleted.

Why isn't a player's old name showing?

History starts the first time an account is seen by lols.gg. If nobody ever looked the account up (and it never appeared on our leaderboards), its earlier names weren't recorded — but from your first lookup onwards, every future change will be.

Does tracking survive region transfers?

Yes. The PUUID stays the same across region transfers, so a tracked account stays tracked wherever it moves.

What is this useful for?

Tournament identity verification, keeping tabs on smurfs and duo partners, checking who used to own a name you want, or just finding a friend who renamed and vanished from your search.

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