League Of Legends

All over social media, the recent baron steal in the LCS has been the talk of, well, the week. But, how does an AD carry manage to steal a baron from a professional jungler with smite?

They call it a mid-scope update, we call it a rework. WIth the extent of the changes, that is basically what it is. A mini rework, for a forgotten champion with a good premise.

VIsual effects updates, or VFX for short, are small improvements geared toward sprucing up some of the oldest champions in League’s roster, to try and modernize them as quickly as possible.

League of Legends is kicking off one of its biggest tournaments of the year soon and all the necessary information is now available.

It hasn't been long since Skarner won the poll on who should be the next on the rework block. And, while there have been arguments on who really deserved the win, there is no doubt that the rework will be wasted on Skarner.

The new Void jungler is the most hyped champion in the history of League of Legends, and with good reason. It should, hopefully, be a monstrous one. So, what do Riot have to say about it now?

Some basic tweaks to abilities will not cut it for this champion, so Riot are, instead, implementing a never-before-seen CGU, that is a Comprehensive Gameplay Update.

Not even the Void jungler has arrived, and Riot are already teasing a new champion bound to stalk the Rift. Just what kind of existence can we expect it to be, and why does the teaser make him incredibly cool?

Udyr's rework has got to be the most hyped League of Legends thing in the last few seasons. Then, its no wonder that we are hanging onto every new information that comes out with bated breath.

It's time for a nother League of Legends patch, one that brings us ever closer to the future Void jungler. So what are Riot doing to other champions to prepare them for its coming?