Frequently Asked Questions

URF (Ultra Rapid Fire) is a popular rotating game mode in League of Legends. Players get massively reduced cooldowns, no mana costs, and increased attack speed, making it one of the fastest and most chaotic modes in the game. There is also ARURF (All Random Ultra Rapid Fire), where champions are assigned randomly.

Check the home page for recent match and live-game evidence across regions. This is a sampled tracker, not an official availability feed. YES means recent URF activity was detected; NO means no recent URF activity was detected. Monitoring coverage warnings are shown separately.

Riot Games does not announce a fixed schedule for URF. It rotates in and out alongside other game modes throughout the year. This tracker exists so you never have to guess. Bookmark it and check back anytime.

Rotating game modes are temporary game modes that Riot enables for limited periods. These include URF, ARURF, Arena, One for All, Nexus Blitz, Ultimate Spellbook, and others. They rotate in and out on a schedule only Riot controls.

The tracker monitors all major League of Legends regions: North America (NA), EU West (EUW), EU Nordic & East (EUNE), Korea (KR), Brazil (BR), Oceania (OCE), Japan (JP), Turkey (TR), and Russia (RU). Game modes can be enabled or disabled independently per region.

The page refreshes every minute. Known rotating modes are normally checked every eight hours, with additional discovery probes. Positive sightings remain active for 24 hours. Delayed data or incomplete coverage is indicated separately from the YES/NO answer.

You can click any region card on the home page to pin it as your preferred region. It will appear at the top of the page on your next visit. Your preference is saved in your browser only and is not sent to any server.

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