What is the Monday Megathread and Why You Should Join In
If you’re a League of Legends player — whether you’re just starting out or have been grinding your ranked games for a while — the Monday Megathread: Ask Questions and Share is one of the best weekly spots to get better and connect with the community.
Every Monday, the League subreddit hosts this megathread where players ask anything about the game: from how to play against a tough champion, to warding tips, to improving last-hitting (or csing). It’s a casual space where no question is too small or too obvious — newcomer questions are especially encouraged.
Why I Love the Monday Megathread
When I first started playing League, the game felt overwhelming. There was so much to learn — champs, items, map control, and those confusing terms like “mechanics” and “meta.” I remember one Monday, scrolling through the megathread, nervously posting a question about how to improve my mid lane bursts. The advice I got from veterans helped me understand key combos and timing in a way YouTube tutorials hadn’t.
Having a community-driven resource like the Monday Megathread saved me hours of frustration. And since it’s updated weekly, it’s pretty fresh and relevant to the latest game patches.
How the Monday Megathread Works
- Post your questions: Whether it’s about champion counters, strategy, or technical tips.
- Sort by new: To catch fresh questions that might not have answers yet.
- Share your knowledge: If you feel confident, jump in and help others!
Besides the thread, there’s also the friendly SummonerSchool subreddit, and Discord channels like #new-player-help on the official League Discord server, where real-time help is just a message away.
What Kind of Questions Can You Ask?
People bring up all sorts of topics:
- “How do I ward as a jungler?”
- “What champions counter Yasuo?”
- “Any tips for improving my CS per minute?”
- “When should I take objectives like Dragon or Baron?”
No matter what’s confusing you, chances are someone else has had the same question.
Bonus: Handy Resources Shared in the Thread
The megathread also links to some great guides for beginners:
- Basic Mechanics Explained
- New Player Guide by The-All-Tomato on Mobafire
- Riot’s Official New Player Guide#/?_k=25mein
- LOL Esports New Viewer Guide
They also give quick links to related subreddits like /r/lolstreams for streaming, /r/lolesports for esports updates, and even /r/leagueofmemes for some comic relief!
Pro Tip: Stay Updated and Join the Conversation
If you start checking the Monday Megathread regularly, it’s a great way to stay up to date with community trends and gameplay changes. Sorting the thread by “new” helps you catch questions that haven’t been answered yet — maybe yours could be among them!
Wrapping Up
The Monday Megathread: Ask Questions and Share is a simple, welcoming resource that’s part Q&A, part knowledge hub, and 100% helpful.
If you’re stuck, don’t hesitate to post a question. And when you’ve gained some insight, share your own tips back. After all, League is as much about community as individual skill.
And hey, if you want to brush up more on game mechanics or detailed strategies, check out this [Link to related post].
Helpful External Source:
For additional official player resources and tutorials, Riot’s support site provides an excellent New Player Guide.
Here’s to better games and smarter plays!
