After previously being exempt from inclusion in the ongoing video game actors strike, Riot Games’ massively multiplayer online role-playing game “League of Legends” has been added to the list of blocked titles by SAG-AFTRA amid the union’s accusation of unfair labor practices against Formosa Interactive.

SAG-AFTRA members must immediately cease providing covered services to League of Legends,’ according to a news release.

SAG-AFTRA is striking League of Legends, claiming that Formosa Inc.--the studio from which Riot Games sources its voiced content--is guilty of committing "a flagrant violation of labor law." The union has responded by filing an unfair labor practice charge against Formosa.

SAG-AFTRA is currently amid a video game strike as it seeks a new labor agreement for its voice actors and performers. Now, the union has announced a strike specifically for League of Legends and filed an unfair labor practice charge against Formosa Interactive after the company allegedly tried to circumvent the ongoing strike.

SAG-AFTRA posted a strongly worded statement on its website today, accusing Formosa of “a flagrant violation of labor law.” According to the statement, Formosa allegedly tried