Players are immersed in a vibrant and varied environment where competitors engage in combat to prove themselves on the “Tournament of Souls,” the grandest stage in the alternate reality in which Soul Fighter is set. Fighters with amazing skills compete in the tournament, which is a contest run by the enigmatic God’s Eye until only one remains.

Welcome to the world of Soul Fighter, where powered-up champions, intense rivalries, over-the-top combos, and new game modes come to clash!

Ready? The fight’s coming on July 20. pic.twitter.com/SW4WRqR63X

— League of Legends (@LeagueOfLegends) June 26, 2023

Soul Fighter event will bring exciting new in-game content to four titles

Four games will allow players to participate in the entire Soul Fighter event:

1. League of Legends

The most popular PC MOBA in the world, “League of Legends”, debuts a brand-new game mode, 12 new Soul Fighter skins, an in-client metagame experience, a new champion, and more.

• New Game Mode: Arena: In the brand-new League of Legends game mode called Arena, four teams of two players square off against one another in alternating bouts of combat. They will gain unique Augments after each round of combat until only one team is left. Four different battlegrounds, each with a unique size, topography, and theme, are used for combat. Champions from the Soul Fighter universe will occasionally arrive in bouts as cameos, to the advantage or disadvantage of the players.
• Champion Launch: Naafiri the Hound of a Hundred Bites
• Skins: Soul Fighter Samira (Ultimate), Soul Fighter Viego (Legendary), Soul Fighter Naafiri, Soul Fighter Shaco, Soul Fighter Pyke, Soul Fighter Sett, Soul Fighter Lux, Soul Fighter Jhin, Soul Fighter Gwen, Soul Fighter Evelynn, Prestige Soul Fighter Shaco, and Prestige Soul Fighter Pyke
• Soul Fighter 2023 Pass

• In-Client Metagame Experience: Tournament of Souls (LoL Exclusive) 
  • The client-based combo-battle game Tournament of Souls focuses on style ratings. By participating in League games, players will assume the role of Samira and earn a Reputation. This will allow them to face new opponents and unlock new skills for Samira to advance further in the competition. To defeat each of the ten opponent champions and claim the title of tournament winner. After each victory, players can collect awards and unlock the Story and Expert difficulty levels, each of which presents a unique set of challenges for players of all skill and time commitment levels.

2. Teamfight Tactics

The industry-leading auto-battler “Teamfight Tactics” introduces a brand-new game mode, an immersive narrative experience throughout the game, new tacticians, an event pass, and the Tournament of Souls Mythic arena.

• New Game Mode: Soul Brawl: Soul Brawl is a transient game mode coming to Teamfight Tactics as part of the Soul Fighter event, much as Fortune’s Favour during the Lunar Gala at the start of this year. Players compete for Soul Power during the Training phase of this game mode, which will enhance their Soul Crown and open up more loot options, and during the Tournament phase, where they will be ousted in a best-of-three bracket tournament.

• ln-Client Narrative Experience (TFT Exclusive): The in-client narrative experience, The Choncc Dome, is available in addition to the gaming mode. Champions and tacticians collaborate in this area to be ready for the Tournament of Souls. The Choncc Dome is the first event to offer an exclusive Pass+ and the first time a TFT in-client experience has been made available on mobile platforms.
• Cosmetics
  • Tacticians: Chibi Gwen; Chibi Soul Fighter Gwen (Mythic)
  • Arena: Tournament of Souls Arena
  • Soul Fighter Event Pass with New Rewards

3. League of Legends: Wild Rift

The made-for-mobile MOBA “League of Legends: Wild Rift” from Riot Games includes six new Soul Fighter skins, a unique in-client narrative experience, and a brand-new game mode created specifically for Wild Rift.

• New Game Mode: Tag Duel: A new game mode called Tag Duel sets players against one another in one-on-one combat. Before engaging in combat, each player will choose three champions. These champions can be easily switched between when off cooldown, allowing for a variety of combos that were previously only available with teammates. The winner is the first person to score four kills.

• Champion Launch: Nilah the Joy Unbound
• Skins: Soul Fighter Draven, Soul Fighter Nilah, Soul Fighter Yasuo, Soul Fighter Irelia and Soul Fighter Xin Zhao, and Soul Fighter Draven (Special Edition)
• Soul Fighter Event Pass
• In-Client Narrative Experience (WR Exclusive)
  • The story, which takes place in the Soul Fighter universe and is predominantly seen through the eyes of Draven and Yasuo as they compete in the Tournament of Souls and explores the Lands Beyond, will be experienced by players. Playing games of Wild Rift will allow players to advance through a visual novel that also includes minigame combat that will put their speed and accuracy to the test. Players will receive tokens as they advance through the event, which they may use to purchase different things in the event shop and to unlock Arcade Mode. Players can play through a series of minigames in Arcane Mode as their preferred Soul Fighter champion, unlock a special emote, and more.

4. Legends of Runeterra

The popular digital card game “Legends of Runeterra” has added a new event pass and cosmetics to the battlefield.

• Skins: Soul Fighter Nidalee (Epic), Soul Fighter Viego (Epic), Soul Fighter Sett (Epic), Soul Fighter Samira (Rare), Soul Fighter Jhin (Rare), Soul Fighter Gwen (Rare), Soul Fighter Pyke (Rare) and Soul Fighter Evelynn
• Soul Fighter Event Pass
• New Emotes & Cardbacks

Riot Games to contribute from all sales in League of Legends to the Riot Games Social Impact Fund

From July 20 through August 28, Riot will make a 20% donation to the Riot Games Social Impact Fund, a donor-advised fund account supported by ImpactAssets, from the sale of Soul Fighter Samira, the Soul Fighter Event Pass, and all associated bundles in League of Legends.

Andrei van Roon, Head of League Studio stated, “We’re excited for the range of different experiences across the League of Legends ecosystem that make up the Soul Fighter event. Arena, Soul Brawl, and Tag Duel will provide players with innovative experiences that we believe will substantially improve League of Legends, Teamfight Tactics, and Wild Rift, respectively. We can’t wait to see what players think once they get their hands on them.”

Riot Games is pleased to announce Soul Fighter: Fight Night as part of the Soul Fighter event. This broadcast event will feature 16 content producers who will compete both in-game and off-game for the chance to be named the Fight Night Champion. On Monday, July 17 at 6:00 PM PT, the event will take place in Los Angeles, California, and be live-streamed on Twitch.

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Riot Games confirms the safety of players’ personal information from the cyber attack

In an official Twitter thread, Riot Games confirmed that they were exfiltrated during the cyber attack, with the source code of League of Legends and Team Fight Tactics, along with legacy anti-cheat being stolen, and that they’ve received ransom emails from hackers, which they don’t intend on paying.

Also, while source code, containing previously unreleased experimental and prototypic features, modes, and other info was leaked, not all of it would be making it to the game even if news of it all, containing the details of the content gets out. Riot Games further added that no personal information of the players was found to be compromised in their analysis of the attack.

Such cyber attacks aren’t all too uncommon and we’ve seen some other pretty big organizations fall prey to them in the past, as was with the case of Axie Infinity, where $625 Million was stolen, and then DDoS attacks on Among Us servers and those of an entire country during a Minecraft Event. Such attacks present pretty significant threats as we’ve seen with the Axie Infinity Heist and then also in cases where the privacy of player data is breached, presenting several major risks to the players themselves.

Riot Games definitely managed to avoid those possibilities and they’re now working with law officials to trace down the people who might be responsible. They’re also working on strengthening their systems and we should expect a detailed report soon. 

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Teamfight Tactics (TFT) Monsters Attack Set

An unlikely band of heroes fighting gigantic threats and creatures that have been awakened. All of this taking place in the city of Spatulopolis, a city brimming with heroes, threats, and destruction. Arriving in Patch 12.23 the next set will bring more heroic traits than ever. We will have the presence of familiar compositions like Mech and Star Guardian.

Evergreen Mechanics in Augments

From now on Augments will be evergreen mechanics. After observing on the Dragon lands set, it was decided to keep the augments to please the audience. The audiences liked this mechanic so much, making it possible now to always have a more creative way of creating more varied compositions.

There will also be changes in augments from set to set which makes the experience even more interesting. In this next set to make it even more heroic, it was decided to introduce Hero Augments, an entirely new roster of Augments.

Some augments will be specific to a single unit making it a hero unit for SuperHero or Supervillain. An example of this new mode would be Alistar with his hero augment. He turns his single target knock-up, Pulverize into an AOE that gives him a lot of HP. His other hero augments, Beef Up gives his Pulverize the max health scaling ability. All units will have two Hero Augments specific to them so you can form a bunch of different compositions.

Teamfight Tactics (TFT): New Traits

In this new set it was decided to remove the characters that occupy two slots it was said by the Dev “You CAN spell team without Dragon or Colossus” said that some new Traits were introduced:

1. Threat

Rammus makes his first appearance in TFT in the “Threat” Trait is one of the strongest units of this trait, and if we analyze the Threat Trait it’s not a Trait itself because it doesn’t generate any bonus if you have all threats units on the field, but to compensate these units are much more powerful than the other units

2. Anima Squad

The Anima Squad already comes with something a little more different than what it used to. When eliminating a unit the Anima Squad units will stop for a few seconds and perform a pose to gain stacks of fame, each point of fame will provide the ability power and attack damage and it only increases each time we place more Anima Squad units on the field.

3. The Underground

The underground can be a little more complicated to deal with but it can pay off towards the end of the game, they have a feature called “Heist” when you complete a fight against players you complete a heist generating 1 point for a win and 2 for a defeat, always once you get 7 points you will be offered some heist rewards, so you can choose between taking this reward or saving it for it to be improved next time.

Rewards

Players can get rewards like this in the Heist:

• The Steadyfast Ox Force: The Ox Force is led by our favorite sad boy Aphelios who has a custom Trait that lets you change your weapon to change your abilities.

• A.D.M.I.N: Another Trait that will also be customizable like Aphelios is the A.D.M.I.N. Players can customize the effects of the Trait itself, with the A.D.M.I.N. you can choose a cause and you will be able to pair that cause with an effect. In total, we will have 7 Causes and 7 Effects to put them together and form a very powerful Trait.

• Star Guardian: Finally, we will have the return of the Star Guardians that will work well with mana, but instead of distributing between the units, the Star Guardians will generate more mana as you breakpoint the Trait, this will end up generating more and more frequent explosions of spells.

In the new set, we will have the presence of the Chibis from Ahri and Lux in their normal form and with their Star Guardians skins in addition to a legendary arena all around the Star Guardian theme with a fantastic soundtrack.

The new Chibis will have their finishers ending the fight in an even more stylish way. Lux will be available first, Ahri will show up a few patches later. Stand by as new, stylish, and cute characters will start to come out more often on TFT as:

1. Mini Baron
2. Grizzle
3. Whisker

A new limited-time event is also coming to Teamfight Tactics (TFT) soon

At the beginning of 2023, we will have a new event that is going to revolutionize, a new completely themed limited-time game mode. So stay tuned, 2023 will have many new things on TFT to enjoy. If you want to know a little more about the details, watch the Dev’s video explaining a little more about everything that will happen in the next set.

Teamfight Tactics (TFT): Roadmap for 2023

To conclude, the year 2023 will start with a new completely themed game mode followed by a mid-set in March. In the summer, we will have a new set to celebrate 4th birthday and in autumn we will have another mid-set. Finally, to end the year we will have an even newer set.

That’s all about the details revealed in Teamfight Tactics (TFT) Dev Drop November 2022 Video. Do let us know in the comment section below!

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In his latest Twitter post, Sherman revealed his excitement about his extreme passion for building Esports alongside the community.

Riot Games plans to focus on unique esports strategies of Teamfight Tactics, LoR, and Project L

For now, Micheal Sherman’s primary focus would lay upon TFT esports because of the fast progression and major improvements in the game. He also mentioned in one of his Twitter posts that he is going to focus on TFT first. The Set Seven TFT esports Roadmap included a huge number of improvements for NA, EMEA, and OCE. It highlighted major system improvements from additional qualifiers to a consistent point system.

Furthermore, Riot Games has recently exposed its plans for TFT esports by adding some more tournaments and teams with larger prize pools through October 2022. Provided that each of the three games possesses distinct genres – auto battlers, collectible card video games, and fighting video games.

Sherman will have to take the responsibility of creating unique esports strategies so that it caters to the taste of each audience. He will ramp up through TFT first and might get to work on Project L in the future. Although many details about Project L have yet not been revealed by Riot Games, it is expected that it won’t be released until 2023 at the earliest. Sherman didn’t mention how much focus will Legends of Runeterra get.

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Imba Network has denied all claims of copyright infringement

The Vietnamese developing company Imba Network has denied copying the popular gaming studio’s game in spite of the fact that the lawsuit published by Riot Games has clear comparisons between the two titles.

It also includes names like Heimerdinger (League of Legends) vs. Dinger (I Am Hero: AFK Tactical Teamfight), Teemo vs. Tomee, and Vi vs. Vy. Supposedly some texts that appear in the game are also copied and pasted from Riot Games along with the inclusion of similar abilities and character icons.

Riot Games has sued Imba Network for a whopping $150,000

I Am Hero: AFK Tactical Teamfight is described as an idle RPG that is available across mobile platforms and is also blamed by Riot Games to have some text that appears to have been copied and pasted from Riot and includes similar abilities and character icons.

Riot Games sues Imba Network seeking $150,000 for each instance of copyright infringement caused by the company and has requested the California court to restrict Imba Network from selling its game. They have also filed a cease and desist letter in December with Imba Network, including an “extensive but non-exhaustive side-by-side chart of copied characters and gameplay elements.”

Riot Games has its own set of issues. One of them was already embroiled in its own lawsuit for sexual harassment within the studio itself. In January 2022, the company agreed on a $100 million gender discrimination settlement to end the lawsuit.

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Teamfight Tactics (TFT) Set 6 Cheat Sheet

New Origins and Classes

Academy – Origin

Champions: 

• Garen
• Graves
• Katarina
• Leona
• Lux
• Yone
• Yuumi

This trait gives bonus AD and AP for every Academic based on how much of them are on the game and also gives a bonus every time one of them casts a spell. A common trait to see, we have had Mages, Spellcasters, and others, with the difference that this one also grants AD.

Arcanist – Class

Champions: 

• Twisted Fate
• Ziggs
• Swain
• Malzahar
• Vex
• Lux
• Viktor

This trait gives bonus Ability Power to every character on board and depending on how many of them, bonus points to the Arcanists itself. We have no access to how much is a ton at the moment, but we can expect it to be something over the top as it usually is on magic traits.

Assassin – Class

Inate: Assassins jump to the enemy backline at the start of combat. Assassins gain bonus Critical Strike Chance and Critical Strike Damage, as well as their abilities, can critically strike. The usual Assassin trait.

Bodyguard – Class

Champions:

• Darius
• Poppy
• Blizcrank
• Leona
• Braum
• Galio

One of the tank traits, this time around named Bodyguard. They have bonus armor and taunt enemies around them after the combat begins.

Bruisers – Class

Champions: 

• Illaoi
• Trundle
• Vi
• Cho’Gath
• Zac
• Dr. Mundo
• Tahm Kench

Buff all your team with bonus health, with the Class gaining double the bonus. Usually seen paired with the bodyguard trait on frontlines.

Challenger – Class

Champions: 

• Camille Quinn
• Warwick
• Samira Fiora
• Yone
• Kai’Sa

Challengers have increased Attack Speed. After taking down an enemy, they dash to the new target and double their bonus AS for 2.5 seconds. A class much like previous duelists or so, with a special bonus upon each takedown.

Chemtech – Class

After dropping below 60% health, Chemtech champions gain 25% damage reduction, 50% attack speed and regenerate 5% of their maximum health each second. The amount of Chemtech champions on the board determines how long the buff lasts after being triggered.

Colossus – Class

Champions: 

• Cho’Gath
• Sion
• Galio

Colossus are bigger, more powerful, and take up two slots on the board. One Colossus grants immunity to CC, and two grant them taking reduced damage. A class like none before.

Clockwork – Origin

Champions: 

• Camille Zilean
• Jhin
• Orianna

All Allies have increased Attack Speed and additional Attack Speed for each Hextec Augment you own. A mix of previous Pulsefire interactions, without the scaling, AS, with the twist of the previous Forgotten trait which gave bonus points for the special items.

Cuddly – Yuumi Trait

Champions: 

• Yuumi

Yuumi attaches herself to her nearest ally at the start of combat, or to the lowest Health ally after being briefly unattached. Attaching grants the ally a shield equal to a portion of Yuumi’s maximum health, and Yuumi detaches if the shield is broken. While attached Yuumi is untargetable and can’t attack, but gains mana per second, and whenever the ally attacks. A 5-star special origin.

Enchanter – Class

Champions: 

• Lulu
• Taric
• Janna
• Orianna

Enchanter’s healing and shielding are stronger, and all Allies gain increased Magic Resistance. A support trait, great for granting sustain for the team and increasing some champion’s utility on the board.

Enforcer – Origin

Champions: 

• Caitlyn
• Vi
• Fiora
• Jayce

Enforcers detain enemies at the start of combat, temporarily removing them from combat:

• (2) Detain the enemy who has the most Health.
• (4) Detain the enemy who dealt the most damage last combat.

Glutton – Tahm Kench origin

Once per the planning phase, you can feed a unit to Tahm Kench. This unit is consumed, granting permanent bonus stats. The more valuable the unit, the bigger the bonus. To feed Tahm Kench, hover a unit over him until his mouth opens, then release. Another new trait, with bonus spice to the game since you can feed TK the more if you get him early on.

Imperial – Origin

Champions: 

• Swain
• Talon
• Samira
• Sion

At the start of combat, the Imperial who dealt the most damage last combat becomes the Tyrant. The Tyrant deals bonus damage based on how much Imperials are on board. When the Tyrant dies, the Imperial who has dealt the most damage in this combat becomes the new Tyrant.

Innovator – Class

 Champions: 

• Ezreal
• Singed
• Zilean
• Heimerdinger
• Seraphine
• Jayce

Innovators build a mechanical companion to join their battle:

• (3) Mechanical Scarab
• (5) Mechanical Bear
• (7) Mechanical Dragon

The new interaction of the summon unit trait. That giant garen from the mecha set still haunts us.

Mercenary – Origin

Champions: 

• Illaoi
• Quinn
• Gangplank
• Miss Fortune
• Tahm Kench

Gain a treasure chest that opens when you win combat against a player. At the start of each planning phase, roll the dice to add more loot to the chest! The longer you’ve gone without opening the chest, the luckier the dice.

• (3) Roll two dice.
• (5) Roll a third dice that grants you a bonus orb right away.

We all know this one. Pirate, Draconic, Fortune, you name it. But anyways, always fun to play.

Mutant – Origin

Champions: 

• Kassadin KogMaw
• ChoGath
• Malzahar
• Dr. Mundo
• KaiSa

Mutant gains unique bonuses, varying with each game. There isn’t much information as of now, but we can expect to have some more well-worked interaction of what we had with Qyiana and the elements a few sets ago.

Protector – Class

Champions: 

• Garen
• Kassadin
• Blizcrank
• Sion

Protectors shield themselves for 4 seconds whenever they cast a spell. This shield scales with max Health and trait breakpoints (2,3,4,5). The shield doesn’t stack. Pretty much the same shield interaction we have had for the last sets.

Scholar – Class

Champions: 

• Zyra
• Heimerdinger
• Lissandra
• Janna
• Yuumi

All allies restore some mana (2,4,6) every 2 seconds. A pair for mana-hungry comps.

Scrap – Origin

Champions: 

• Ezreal
• Ziggs
• Blizcrank
• Trundle
• Ekko
• Janna
• Jinx

At the start of combat, a number of incomplete components on Scrap champions turn into an ephemeral full item for that combat. Additionally, at the start of combat, Scrap champions gain a Health shield increasing with each item equipped in your army.

• (2) 1 incomplete component
• (4) 3 incomplete components
• (6) All incomplete components; Health bonus is doubled.

This reminds us of Cyber with and a bit of Forgotten with the bonus for equipped items, with the twist of completing a random item and doubling the health bonus at full comp.

Sister – Origin

Champions: 

• Vi
• Jinx

Sisters are empowered by trying to one-up each other. Vi’s ability range increases by two hexes. Jinx gains stacking Attack Speed for 3 seconds on the takedown. This trait should be seen with some fast-8 comps

Sniper – Class

Champions: 

• Caitlyn
• Kog’Maw
• Tristana
• Miss Fortune
• Jhin

Snipers deal bonus damage (2,4,6) for each hex between themselves and their target. A known trait, especially for the early building of RapidFire Cannon.

Socialite – Origin

Champions: 

• Taric
• Seraphine
• Galio

Socialites reveals a spotlight on the battlefield. The unit standing in the spotlight at the start of combat gains unique bonuses:

• (1) Bonus Damage
• (2) Bonus Mana Regen
• (3) Bonus Omnivamp.

Reminds me of the recent Lissandra, Morgana, and Leblanc trio, and probably will work similarly.

Syndicate – Origin

Chosen allies are cloaked in shadows, gaining Omnivamp, Armor, and Magic Resistance:

• (3) The Syndicate champion with the lowest current Health.
• (5) All Syndicate champions
• (7) All Allies. All bonuses are increased.

Not much to say about this one, but it may shine with the right hextec augmentations.

Twinshot – Class

Champions: 

• Graves
• Kog’Maw
• Gangplank
• Urgot
• Jinx

Whenever a Twinshot attacks, they have a chance (2,4,6) to attack twice instead.

Transformer – Class

Champions: 

• Jayce

Transformers have two forms that they can swap in from during the planning phase depending on whether they are placed in the frontline or backline.

Yordle – Origin

Champions: 

• Poppy
• Ziggs
• Tristana
• Lulu
• Heimerdinger
• Vex

Yordles created more Yordles and reduce mana costs:

• (3) After combat with a player, a random free Yordle appears on your bench!
• (6) Yordle’s mana cost are reduced.

This is unlike anything. Is almost like the Draconic trait had a child with the Dices. It should really be a trait to look forward to.

Teamfight Tactics (TFT) Set 6 Cheat Sheet: Hextec Augments

Hextec Augments are the new mechanic of the set, with Riot Mortdog saying that there are more than 140 different augments. The player can choose from 3 different, each game. The augment other players choose will also be visible. Buffs may have tiers, some being more modest and some being completely bonkers.

Teamfight Tactics (TFT) Set 6 Cheat Sheet: Champions Costs and Abilities

1 Cost

1. Caitlyn: Ability (Ace in the Hole): Caitlyn takes aim at the farthest enemy, firing a deadly bullet towards them that deals 800/1200/2000 magic damage to the first enemy it hits
2. Camille: Ability (Defensive Sweep): Camille gains a shield blocking 300/400/600 damage over 4 seconds, then sweeps her leg, dealing 150/200/300 magic damage to enemies in a cone.
3. Darius: Ability (Decimate): Darius swings his axe in a circle, dealing 100/150/200 magic damage and healing himself for 50/75/100 health for each enemy hit.
4. Ezreal: Ability (Mystic Shot): Ezreal fires a missile at his target, dealing 125/200/350 magic damage. If the missile hits, he grants himself 30% bonus stacking attack speed, up to 150% at 5 stacks.
5. Garen: Ability (Decisive Strike): Garen shrugs off all Crowd Control effects, empowering his next strike to deal 225%% of his Attack Damage, plus an additional 20/25/30% of his missing Health in bonus physical damage. This ability can be cast while stunned.
6. Graves: Ability (Smoke Grenade): Graves launches a smoke grenade toward the enemy with the highest Attack Speed. The grenade explodes on impact dealing 150/250/400 magic damage to nearby enemies, and Disarms enemies who remain within the smoke cloud for 2/2.5/3 seconds.
7. Illaoi: Ability (Harsh Lesson): Illaoi slams her target, linking their souls for 5 seconds and dealing 175/300/500 magic damage. While linked, Illaoi is healed for 30/35/40%% of the damage taken by her target.
8. Kassadin: Ability (Null Sphere): Kassadin fires an orb of void energy at his target, dealing 200/275/340 magic damage, applying 35/50/65%% Mana Reave, and granting Kassadin a shield that reduces incoming damage by 30%% for 4 seconds.
9. Poppy: Ability (Buckler Toss): Poppy throws her buckler at the farthest enemy, dealing 200/250/300%% of her Armor as magic damage. The buckler then bounces back, granting Poppy a shield that blocks 250/375/525 damage.
10. Singed: Ability (Fling): Singed flings a nearby enemy towards the largest cluster of enemies, stunning his target for 1.5/2/2.5 seconds when they land. All adjacent enemies take 125/175/250 magic damage and are briefly stunned.
11. Twisted Fate: Ability (Wild Cards): Twisted Fate throws three cards in a cone that deal 150/225/300 magic damage to each enemy they pass through.
12. Twitch: Ability (Piercing Bolt): Twitch fires a powerful bolt towards his target that pierces through enemies hit, dealing 175/185/200% of his Attack Damage as physical damage and applying 50% Grievous Wounds for 5 seconds.
13. Ziggs: Ability (Mini Inferno Bomb): Ziggs hurls a bomb at his target. After a moderate delay, the bomb lands dealing 250/350/475 magic damage to the enemy in the epicenter, and half to adjacent enemies.

2 cost

1. Blitzcrank: Ability (Rocket Grab): Blitzcrank pulls the farthest enemy, dealing 200/350/999 magic damage and stunning them for 2.5 seconds. His next attack after pulling knocks up for 1 second. Allies within range will prefer to attack Blitzcrank’s target.
2. Katarina: Ability (Shunpo): Katarina blinks behind the enemy with the lowest Health within three hexes and slashes all adjacent enemies, dealing magic damage. For each enemy this kills, Katarina is refunded mana.
3. Kog’Maw: Ability (Barrage): For 3 seconds, Kog’Maw gains infinite Attack Range, 80% Attack Speed, and his attacks deal 3/4/6% of the target’s maximum Health as bonus magic damage.
4. Lulu: Ability (Wild Growth): Lulu embiggens 1/2/3 low Health allies, granting them 300/350/400 bonus Health and knocking up enemies near them. If the ally is already embiggened, they are healed instead.
5. Quinn: Ability (Disarming Assault): Quinn sends Valor out at her target, dealing 150/250/350 magic damage to the target and nearby enemies. The main target is disarmed for 3 seconds and all nearby enemies have their Attack Damage reduced by 40/40/80% for 4 seconds.
6. Swain: Ability (Death’s Hand): Swain unleashes piercing bolts of eldritch power in a cone towards his target, dealing 300/425/575 magic damage to enemies within and healing Swain for 200/275/350 for each enemy hit.
7. Talon: Ability (Blade’s End): Passive: Talon’s first attack on an enemy causes them to bleed for 450/600/1000 magic damage over 7 seconds. Every third attack on a target applies an additional bleed.
8. Tristana: Ability (Buster Shot): Tristana fires a massive cannonball towards her target, dealing 200/210/225% of her Attack Damage plus 150/200/250 physical damage to the first enemy it hits. If the target is within two hexes of Tristana, they’re knocked back 1/2/3 hexes and briefly stunned.
9. Trundle: Ability (Chomp): Trundle bites his target dealing 175% of his Attack Damage, applying 50% AS Slow for 3 seconds, and stealing 20/30/50 Attack Damage for the rest of combat.
10. Vi: Ability (Denting Blow): Vi empowers her next attack to blast through her target, dealing 350/500/750 magic damage to all enemies in a cone and reducing their Armor by 40/50/70% for 8 seconds.
11. Warwick: Ability (Eternal Hunger): Passive: Warwick’s Attacks deal an additional 6/9/12% of his target’s current Health as bonus magic damage, and heal him for the damage dealt.
12. Zilean: Ability (Time Bomb): Zilean places a bomb on the closest enemy, Stunning them for 1.5/2/2.5 seconds. When the stun ends, or the target dies, the bomb explodes dealing 200/300/450 magic damage to adjacent enemies and applying 20/35/50% AS Slow for 3 seconds.
13. Zyra: Ability (Grasping Spines): Zyra summons vines in the row with the most enemies, dealing 200/300/500 magic damage and stunning for 1.5/2/2.5 seconds.

3 cost

1. Cho’Gath: Ability (Feast): Cho’Gath devours the lowest Health enemy within range, dealing 500/750/1500 magic damage. If this kills the target, Cho’Gath gains a stack of Feast, up to 6/12/999. Each stack of Feast grants 2% bonus Health and size permanently.
2. Ekko: Ability (Parallel Convergence): Ekko invokes an afterimage that bats a device towards the largest group of units. Upon landing, it deals 200/325/450 magic damage to enemies within and applies 35/35/50%% Slow for 4 seconds. Allies inside gain 30/50/70% Attack Speed for 4 seconds.
3. Gangplank: Ability (Parrrley): Gangplank shoots his target, dealing 225/250/300% percent of his Attack Damage. If this kills a champion, Gangplank plunders 1 gold.
4. Heimerdinger: Ability (Rocket Swarm): Heimerdinger fires 3 waves of five rockets that converge on his target. Each rocket deals 30/45/75 magic damage, reduced by 30% for each target they hit. Each successive cast fires an additional wave of rockets, up to 10.
5. Leona: Ability (Solar Eclipse): Leona calls down a beacon of light upon herself, granting herself a 500/800/1300 Health shield for 4 seconds. Leona and all allies within two hexes gain 30/50/80 Armor and Magic Resistance for the same duration.
6. Lissandra: Ability (Iron Maiden): Lissandra encases her target in an iron maiden, stunning them for 1.5 seconds and dealing 250/400/700 magic damage to enemies within a large area. If Lissandra is below 50% Health, she encases herself instead, dealing damage to surrounding enemies and becoming untargetable and invulnerable for 2 seconds. Damage from this ability applies 40% Attack Damage reduction for 5 seconds.
7. Malzahar: Ability (Malefic Visions): Malzahar infects the mind of the closest unafflicted target, dealing 800/1100/1500 magic damage over 8 seconds and applying 40% Magic Resistance shred for the duration. If an afflicted target dies, Malefic Visions spreads to the nearest 1/1/2 unafflicted targets with the remaining duration.
8. Miss Fortune: Ability (Make it Rain): Miss Fortune rains 4 waves of bullets down around a random enemy, dealing 200/300/450 total magic damage to enemies in the area and reducing their incoming healing by 50% for 6 seconds.
9. Samira: Ability (Flair): If a target is adjacent to Samira, she slashes with her blade in a cone towards them dealing 150/160/175%% of her Attack Damage as physical damage to all enemies within and reducing their Armor by 5/10/15. This armor reduction can stack. Otherwise, she fires an empowered shot at her target with the same effects and refunds 20 mana.
10. Shaco: Ability (Deceive): Shaco dips into the shadows, briefly becoming untargetable. His next attack is empowered to deal 250/260/275% of his Attack Damage as physical damage, and is guaranteed to critically strike targets below 50% Health.
11. Taric: Ability (Starlight Bastion): Taric heals himself and the lowest Health ally for 200/300/600. Any overhealing is converted to a shield that lasts 4 seconds.
12. Zac: Ability (Yoink!): Zac stretches his arms up to three hexes to pull the two most distant enemies towards him, dealing 450/600/999 magic damage. Zac takes 60/70/80% less damage while using this ability.
13. Vex: Ability (Personal Space): Vex shields herself against 500/700/900 damage over 4 seconds. When the shield expires, it deals 150/250/350 magic damage to all enemies within 2 hexes, and an additional 150/250/350 damage if it wasn’t destroyed. If it was destroyed, Personal Space becomes 25% stronger this combat. This effect can stack.

4 cost

1. Braum: Ability (Vault Breaker): Braum slams his vault door into the ground, creating a fissure towards his target. Enemies within two hexes of Braum and those struck by the fissure are stunned for 2.5/3.5/7 seconds and take 100/125/1000 magic damage.
2. Dr. Mundo: Ability (Zap Dose): Dr. Mundo injects himself with “medicine”, restoring 20% of his maximum Health and becoming energized for 6 seconds. While energized, he restores an additional 65/75/200%% of his maximum Health over the duration and deals 30/50/100 magic damage per second to a random nearby enemy. At the end of the spell, Dr. Mundo expels a burst of electricity that deals 20/25/30% of his current Health as magic damage to all enemies within two hexes.
3. Fiora: Ability (Blade Waltz): Fiora becomes untargetable as she strikes her target’s vitals four times. Each strike deals 200% of her Attack Damage as physical damage, 75/125/400 bonus true damage, and heals her for 15%% of the total damage dealt. If the target dies, Fiora will change targets to the nearest enemy.
4. Janna: Ability (Monsoon): Janna summons a Monsoon, healing all allies for 400/550/2000 Health over 3 seconds. When the spell is cast, nearby enemies are knocked back and stunned for 1/1/4 second.
5. Jhin: Ability (Curtain Call): Passive: Jhin always attacks .9/.9/1.4 times per second. He converts each 1% of bonus Attack Speed into .8 Attack Damage. Jhin transforms his weapon into a powerful sniper rifle for his next four shots. Each shot deals 175/250/444% of his Attack Damage as physical damage, reduced by 33%% for each target they pierce through. The fourth shot is guaranteed to critically strike, and deals 44% more damage based on his target’s missing Health.”
6. Lux: Ability (Final Spark): After gathering energy, Lux fires a beam towards the farthest enemy target, dealing 350/500/1337 magic damage and applying 40/40/80%% Attack Damage reduction for 4 seconds.
7. Orianna: Ability (Command: Shockwave): Orianna sends out her ball towards the largest group of champions, then commands it to release a shockwave. Allies within two hexes gain 175/375/750 shield for 4 seconds, while enemies within the area are briefly knocked up and dealt 350/550/1500 magic damage. Enemies adjacent to the ball are drawn in, stunning them for 1.5/1.5/5 seconds.
8. Seraphine: Ability (Encore): Seraphine projects her song towards the largest group of units. The song deals 200/300/1000 magic damage to enemies and applies 35/35/50% Attack Speed slow for 4 seconds. Allies it passes through are healed for 200/300/1000 Health and gain 30/50/100% Attack Speed for 4 seconds.
9. Sion: Ability (Decimating Smash): Sion winds up for a moment, then smashes his axe down. All enemies within a large area are knocked up, stunned for 1/1.5/4 seconds, and dealt 400/600/2500 magic damage.
10. Yone: Ability (Soul Unbound): Yone summons his spirit to attack distant enemies for 4/5/20 seconds. The spirit is an untargetable, invulnerable copy of Yone and heals him for 40/50/100% of the damage it deals. If Yone dies, his spirit dies with him.
11. Urgot: Ability (Purge): For the next 5 seconds, Urgot attacks the closest enemy at a fixed rate of 5/7/15 attacks per second. Each attack deals 30% AD * 30% AS physical damage. (This ability’s damage scales with Attack Damage and Attack Speed.)

5 cost

1. Akali: Ability (Perfect Execution): Akali dashes through the most enemies in a line, dealing 225/350/2000 magic damage as she passes through and marking them for 7 seconds. When a marked target drops below 15/25/90% Health, Akali will dash through them, executing enemies below that Health threshold and dealing 225/350/2000 magic damage to all other enemies she passes through.
2. Galio: Ability (Colossal Entrance): Passive: Galio’s critical strikes slam the ground, dealing 100/150/500 bonus magic damage to enemies around his target. Galio becomes invulnerable and leaps into the sky before crashing down on the largest group of enemies. Enemies within a large radius 200/300/2000 magic damage and are knocked into the sky. The lower the enemy’s maximum Health is compared to Galio’s, the further they are knocked up.”
3. Jayce: Ability (Mercury Cannon/Mercury Hammer): Melee form: Jayce swipes his hammer twice before slamming down on his target, dealing damage and shredding their resistances.
4. Jinx: Ability (Super Mega Death Rocket): Jinx rides her rocket high into the sky. After a moderate delay, she comes crashing down near the center-most enemy, dealing 400/600/3000 magic damage to enemies around the epicenter, and 50% of the damage to all other enemies in a large area. The epicenter is left burning for the rest of combat, applying a 2/2.5/3% Burn to friends and foes who remain inside other than Jinx.”
5. Kai’sa: Ability (Icathian Monsoon): Kai’sa dashes to the hex furthest from all enemies. She then fires a volley of 14/18/40 missiles spread evenly among all enemies that deal 50/75/150 magic damage each. For each time Kai’Sa has attacked this combat, she’ll fire an additional missile.
6. Tahm Kench: Ability (Devour): Tahm Kench devours his target, storing them in his belly for 3 seconds and dealing 1000/2000/30000 magic damage damage over the duration. During this time, they are invulnerable to other sources of damage and Tahm Kench takes 40%% reduced damage. If they die while inside, Tahm Kench spits out a random item component they were holding, or the cost of the unit in gold. Otherwise, he spits them towards the farthest enemy, briefly stunning targets they impact.
7. Viktor: Ability (Death Rays): Viktor summons multiple singularities to fire death rays that cut across the battlefield in a line, melting through enemies’ defenses. Enemies caught in their path take 300/400/1500 magic damage, have 25/33/100% of any remaining shields destroyed, and suffer 40/50/70% Armor Shred for a few seconds.
8. Yuumi: Ability (Final Chapter): Yuumi and Book launch 4/6/33 waves toward the farthest enemy, each dealing 60/80/247 magic damage and stunning enemies for 1 seconds. She then re-attaches to the nearest ally.

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Red Bull MEO Season 4 India: Schedule

Online qualifiers will be conducted from early October until mid-November across the three titles. The finals will happen in December. Event dates are as follows.

• October 2 onwards: registration opens
• October 9 to November 13: Online qualifiers
• November 15-26: Online playoffs
• December 4: National finals

Event Format

The tournament will feature multiple online qualifiers followed by the play-off stages and the National Finals. Team numbers are not the same for each title.

1. Battlegrounds Mobile India (BGMI)

32 teams (16 from qualifiers + 16 invited) will participate in the play-off stage. Half of them will make their way to the BGMI National Finals.

2. World Cricket Championship

From 48-day-long qualifiers, a total of 96 players (48 from WCC2 + 48 from WCC3) will participate in the play-offs. The top 4 players in the play-offs will participate in the WCC National Finals.

3. Teamfight Tactics (TFT)

There are no play-offs for this title. The top 16 players from the qualifiers will progress directly to the TFT National Finals.

Red Bull MEO Season 4 India: Prize

The winners will get an opportunity to watch the 2022 Formula One Austrian Grand Prix at the Red Bull Ring. Besides, an exclusive tour of Hangar-7, the unique museum, store, and aircraft hangar in Salzburg, Austria will be also waiting for them.

How to register for the Tournament

The tournament is free and open to all to participate in this exciting event. To register your slot, just click on the registration link and complete the processes.

Red Bull MEO (Mobile Esports Open) Season 4 is free and open to all mobile esports tournaments expanded in over 30 countries across the world. In this year’s event, two of the biggest mobile titles namely PUBG MOBILE and League of Legends: Wild Rift have been announced as global feature games. Except for these two, the event added titles that are exclusive for selected regions such as World Cricket Championship for India, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka.

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Regional Price changes in Wild Rift

In a recent blog post by Riot, they have announced several price changes coming to Wild Rift. Riot Games, periodically, analyzes global pricing and has adjusted its in-game pricing system to reflect all region’s currency and taxation changes. This did result in either an increase or a decrease in price changes. The changes in pricing will be taking effect in Europe, Latin American countries, and Russia.

Players in Latin America and Russia will face an increase in price changes. However, European players will be enjoying a decrease in price changes, as a result of favourable shifts in exchange rates across Europe. The change is set to take place from September 8^th, 2021. Before it goes live, players will get doubled bonus currency with each currency pack purchased from August 23^rd to September 8^th regardless of whether they’re impacted by price changes. For example, the 3325 bundle which gave players 325 bonus Wild Cores will now be giving 650 bonus WC.

This increase in bonus was set in motion on August 23^rd, 2021 and will continue till September 8^th, 2021 when the regional prices changes come into effect.

Increase and decrease in price rates for the countries in the above-mentioned regions

• Brazil: +15% average price increase
• Colombia: +12% average price increase
• Costa Rica: +8% average price increase
• Uruguay: +17% average price increase
• Peru: +15% average price increase
• Russia: +6% average price increase
• Europe (for EUR, GBP & HUF currencies only): -5% average price decrease

It is to be noted that players situated in Europe will only see decreased prices changes if the currency they’re using is Euros, Pound Sterling or Hungarian Forint.

Final Thoughts

Wild Rift continues to see success around the world as more players join the game. The prices are subject to change and we will be seeing more of the increases and decreases in the prices as the exchange rates and taxation changes fluctuate. The change in prices of currency bundles is expected to be a part of Wild Rift’s next patch update.

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Additionally, Riot Games has expanded its reach from PC to mobile games and consoles as well. We will articulate Riot Games discuss the studio’s journey towards mobile gaming and the studio’s plans for the future.

Riot Games journey: Starting from TFT to plans of Valorant Mobile

Under its portfolio, Riot Games has developed a card game in the form of Legends of Runeterra and the Automatic Chess title of Teamfight Tactics which both are inspired by League and have mobile versions of them. As of now, only the Tactical Shooter from Riot Games, Valorant has not been made into a mobile title. Although, there are talks on the plans of Valorant expanding to mobile devices soon.

Even though all mobile games have only been recently published, Marc Merrill reveals that Riot Games has always been interested in the mobile market. Commenting on the late arrival of such games, Co-founder and co-chairman Merrill and other executives has confessed, “One of the advantages that Riot has had historically is that we have the luxury of being able to be long term”. Having a vision of mobile gaming, Riot Games always had a plan to frame its future in the market.

Wild Rift: The mobile adaption of famous PC title League of Legends

Before making the mobile adaptation of League of Legends named Wild Rift and launching it in October of 2020, Riot Games had researched the world about mobile gaming. Having a good comparison through Tencent’s Honor of Kings, Riot Games had strongly analyzed the strongest mobile gaming continent of Asia. Riot soon saw the extent of profit behind the sub-platform was and tried their shot, ending up with success. As of now, all of Riot’s mobile games have made $15 million to $60 million each in lifetime revenue, according to Sensor Tower and App Annie. Even though this does not come close to the impact of Tencent’s “Honor of Kings” in overall Asia, it still gives Riot a good idea of how popular their games might get in the future.

The overall successful switch to the mobile platform did not rise suddenly though. In 2016, Riot had bought a mobile game company, Jolly Company. It was supposed to help Riot Games understand the world of mobile gaming better. Jolly Company’s owner, Michael Chow is currently the executive producer of League of Legends: Wild Rift.

Asking him about the early planning stage of Wild Rift, Chow revealed that “At that time, there was common wisdom that a mobile game would cost two to three million dollars to make. Both me and my team at Jolly as well as Riot believed that it was probably more than an order of magnitude off in terms of what we expected we needed to invest for players, to be able to deliver them something that they deserved.”

Success in keeping players

Apparently, the investment risk has paid out its fee, since according to App Annie and Sensor Tower players have spent around $60 million on in-game purchases. A reason for that might be the loyal fanbase a League game creates. “The reason ‘League of Legends’ is big isn’t because we’re great at acquiring players. It’s big because we’re great at not losing people,” said Merrill. This would support the idea that a regular player would be more inclined to spend money on a game in comparison to a casual/first-time player.

Challenges in shifting to mobile genre

This successful transition into the mobile genre did not come from anything. Riot had to deal with a lot of challenges while bringing their games like Teamfight Tactics or Legends of Runeterra onto almost every functioning phone. Variables such as smaller screens, lower battery life, lower storage, and computing power had to be thought about and considered. Because of that, some options had to been cut out from the mobile versions like the in-game chat of TFT.

Especially, Runeterra had a rough upbringing. To bring up the mobile version at the same time as its PC counterpart, Riot Games delayed their initial launch of Runeterra from 6 months to almost 2 years later. This was not well-received amongst some employees who worked on the older version, which made them leave the project for others.

There were even factors outside of the game development which was new for the Riot team to deal with. Apple’s App Store and Google’s Play Store would generally take some time to review updates. Therefore, Riot tried to submit their updates one to two weeks in advance to the time when they would like players to receive an update.

These struggles did not stop Riot Games from creating more than one mobile game. Even if they arrived late to the mobile world, Merrill’s view is that “It doesn’t matter much. If you can show up to the platform with an incredible experience that has sufficient gravitational pull or differentiation in some way, to get people to want to come to join that experience.” It’s the dedication and hard work which has been noted when put into a proper release, similar to Riot Games did with their releases. “That’s how we have historically looked at platforms,” said Merrill.

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The current state of TFT

The game has had its spotlight for quite a while as Riot continues its strategy of putting the game in the same client as League of Legends. Recently, the game peaked at 10 million players online simultaneously as Riot dev Mortdog stated in a video. What could be a better thing to know than this when celebrating the 2nd anniversary of Teamfight Tactics!

The game also recently revealed the World Championship will be held in China, where qualified players will play live in October. If that isn’t enough to make you think about the game’s health, the finals from the NA challenger series have been recently declared for the event that is confirmed to take place on June 30th and July 1st, at 4 pm PDT or 7 pm EDT, to be co-streamed with riot games own channel!

Quality of Life improvements with TFT Patch 11.13

Patch 11.13 also brought Bug Fixes, rework to some units and mechanics, as well as balance changes. The game is now headed into their mid-set update, which usually brings fresh air and some players back. After that, the game shall begin its new competitive moment.

• Fixed a bug where getting 8 Assassins would turn off the Assassin bonus (Thanks PieHat!)
• Wolf, Daisy, Heimerdinger’s Turret, and Zz’Rot’s Voidspawn now correctly have 130% base Critical Strike Damage (Thanks Deisik!)
• Reforger will no longer reforge Shadow Components into the same Component
• Eclipse Cape now properly applies its self burn if equipped mid-combat
• Revive effects (e.g., Guardian Angel, Revenant) will no longer trigger if its holder is affected by Kindred’s ability
• Teemo will now display correctly in the Shop as costing Health when rolled from a Loaded Dice

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