Everyone on our team has played League of Legends for over a decade. One of us has been on the Rift since 2011, back when the game had just launched.
We play ranked too, but what we truly fell for was the in-house. For years we split teams with dozens of players who took it seriously, drafted around each other, and played hundreds — thousands — of games together.
And none of that history was recorded anywhere.
The impossible comebacks, the perfect teamfights, the arguments and the laughing — all of it survived only as clips and screenshots scattered across Discord. Months later nobody can find them, and eventually nobody remembers them either.
We are not the only ones. Countless LoL groups and Discord communities keep their results in makeshift tools or hand-built spreadsheets. Everyone wants a way to keep their data, read it, and have fun with it.
ONNJ started from exactly that itch.
We make recording a game trivial, and we connect results that used to vanish into a single history. Who was actually the strongest, which duos worked, how your group's own meta shifted — anyone should be able to see it.
In-houses have a tension that ranked and a normal five-stack never give you. Stealing your friend's main out from under them. Banning the pick you know they hate. Winning one game and holding it over everyone for months.
We don't want that to end when the game does. Beyond our own group, we want every in-house player in the world to keep their games as data worth having — and memories worth keeping.
An in-house is not just a custom game.
It's a league we build ourselves, compete in, and write together.
ONNJ keeps that league's history.
So… ONNJ tonight?