K/DA is heading into luxury fashion again. Riot Games and Louis Vuitton have teamed up on Tempo Point, an illustrated travel book built around the virtual pop group from League of Legends. The two companies announced the book on October 15, and it went on sale today, October 16, just four days before K/DA's teased return on October 20.
Tempo Point imagines 24 hours in the lives of each K/DA member: Ahri and Evelynn as vocalists, Akali as the group's rapper, and Kai'Sa as a vocalist and the lead dancer and choreographer. It is the newest entry in Louis Vuitton's Travel Book collection, a line of illustrated books made by artists from around the world, and this time the destination is the world of K/DA itself.
Editions, Prices, And Where To Buy
The book comes in two main formats, and both are cloth-bound hardcovers with six-color printing and a silk-screened cover. The text is in English, French, and Chinese, so it works for fans in most of the regions where K/DA is popular.
The Standard Edition costs $68, or 55 euros in Europe. It is available online through Louis Vuitton's website, in Louis Vuitton stores, at select bookstores, and at the League of Legends Worlds 2026 Fan Fest in New York. The Collector's Large-Format Edition is the one fans will be racing for, since only 400 copies exist. It costs $245, or 200 euros, and is sold through the Louis Vuitton website, Louis Vuitton stores, and select bookstores, but it is not listed for the Fan Fest.
There is also a third version that most fans will only ever see in photos. Louis Vuitton is making 30 signed and numbered copies bound in leather, presented in a slipcase, and packaged with an exclusive vinyl record. Those will only be available in select Louis Vuitton stores, and Louis Vuitton has not listed a price. Interested buyers will have to ask in store.
For anyone hunting the right copy, the Standard Edition carries the ISBN 978-2-36983-569-1 and the Collector's Edition carries 978-2-36983-570-8.
K/DA's Comeback Starts October 20
The timing is no accident. On October 14, the official K/DA account posted its first update in nearly six years, a poster showing the eyes of four figures with the text "OCTOBER 20" and "START A FIRE." The caption simply asked fans if the group had their attention, and it clearly did. The post has already passed 124,000 likes and 3.5 million views. Check it out below:
Riot has not said exactly what is coming on October 20, whether "Start a Fire" is the name of a new song, or which singers are returning to voice the group. The original lineup featured Miyeon and Soyeon of (G)I-DLE as Ahri and Akali, Madison Beer as Evelynn, and Jaira Burns as Kai'Sa.
The comeback also lands during a busy year for Riot's virtual music groups. HEARTSTEEL returned earlier in 2026, and True Damage is back with "Know My Name" for Worlds 2026, which is also the name of this year's featured True Damage Yasuo skin.
A History With Louis Vuitton
This is the third time Riot and Louis Vuitton have worked together. Their first collaboration came in 2019, when Louis Vuitton became the official provider of the trophy trunk for the Summoner's Cup at the League of Legends World Championship. Nicolas Ghesquiere, Louis Vuitton's Artistic Director of Women's Collections, also designed in-game skins for Qiyana and Senna, two members of Riot's virtual hip-hop group True Damage. That partnership included a real LV x LoL capsule collection with more than 40 pieces of apparel, bags, and accessories.
The brand came back in 2020 and dressed K/DA and Seraphine, who is featured on K/DA's single "MORE," for the group's pre-concert promotion. Lexie Liu, who voiced Seraphine on that track, also wore Louis Vuitton when she performed with K/DA at the Worlds opening ceremony that year.
From POP/STARS To A Global Pop Group
K/DA debuted with "POP/STARS" at the opening ceremony of the 2018 World Championship final in Incheon, South Korea, and the song took off far beyond the League community. The group's name comes from the in-game shorthand for kills, deaths, and assists. Its five-track EP ALL OUT followed in November 2020 with songs like "THE BADDEST" and "MORE," and that was the last new music fans got from the group.
According to Riot, K/DA has racked up more than 2.7 billion streams and 1.8 billion video views across its catalog, and "POP/STARS" has been certified platinum by the RIAA. It's no surprise that a fashion house like Louis Vuitton wanted to put the group in a book of its own.
Fans in New York will have another way to grab the Standard Edition next month. Worlds Fan Fest runs from November 12 to 14 at Pier 36 in Lower Manhattan, leading into the Worlds 2026 Final in Brooklyn on November 14.
Are you going after one of the 400 collector's copies of Tempo Point, or are you just waiting to see what K/DA reveals on October 20?
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