It is crucial to identify the best-suited champions for jungling, and the Tier List for Patch 13.24b categorizes champions from exceptionally powerful to ban-worthy.

Patch 13.24b Jungler Tier List

Rammus (S+)

In Patch 13.24b, Rammus stands out as the top jungler. His Powerball ability allows him to quickly navigate jungle camps, securing gold and XP efficiently. Rammus excels in early-game ganking with a deadly combo of flash taunt, providing easy kills for teammates. With a win rate of 51.74%, Rammus’s Flash+Soaring Slam Slam combo, coupled with Powerball, enables him to knock up and deal significant damage to enemy champions.

Ivern (S)

Ivern is a strong support jungler, particularly suitable for beginners. His ability to summon Daisy at level 6 enhances his ganking potential, slowing and damaging enemies for easy kills. Ivern’s Triggerseed creates a shield that explodes to slow down and damage nearby enemies, and Rootcaller summons a vine that roots and damages enemies while allowing allies to dash to the target. With a 52.63% win rate, Ivern is a valuable and user-friendly addition to any team.

Rek’Sai (A)

Rek’sai, with a 51.80% win rate, is an intriguing and enjoyable choice for first-time jungle players. Her Queen’s Wraith skill allows her to burrow, gaining move speed and revealing hidden enemy locations. This skill also enhances her next three attacks with bonus physical damage, especially effective when combined with auto attacks.

Gwen (B)

Gwen, with a 50.24% win rate, excels in the jungle due to her high damage, increased movement speed, and temporary invisibility. Her Snip Snip skill deals massive magical damage with up to six scissor snips, while Hallowed Mist provides her with untargetability and Skin ‘n Slash allows her to dash and gain attack speed, magic damage, and range on hitting enemies.

Diana (C)

Diana, although a powerful jungler, requires a specific build to be effective, as indicated by her 48.99% win rate. Her fast jungle clear is attributed to her passive, Moonsilver Blade, which deals additional magic damage and boosts her attack speed. Her AoE combo, Crescent Strike+Lunar Rush+Pale Cascade, deals significant damage and can turn the tide in a teamfight when executed properly.

Jarvan IV (D)

Jarvan IV, despite being mobile, does not consistently live up to his potential in the jungle nowadays. With a 49.17% win rate, his skill kit is suitable for jungling but may pose challenges for some players. While his Martial Cadence deals moderate damage, its high cooldown leaves him vulnerable to enemies.

Riot Games is extending its summer festivities to virtually all of its titles once more, this time in the shape of Soul Fighter: a fighting-game-style event in which players do everything in their power to win a tournament challenge.

The Star Guardian event was the summer event last year. Many new skins were added, as well as a new visual novel and the reintroduction of Ultimate Spellbook mode. Riot Games teased earlier this year that this year’s summer event will be the largest ever. Players were already intrigued after hearing leaks and teases about it.

While we’ve been receiving sneak peaks of some of the bundled material, Riot only recently released the Soul Fighter event. This event will offer a new Arena game mode. Riot has been promising the mythical 2v2v2v2 game mode for quite some time. In addition, a new “metagame” will be introduced to replace the visual novel.

Also, Riot has debuted the long-awaited Soul Fighter skins. There will be 12 distinct Soul Fighter skins offered for League of Legends, including the prestige skins. Not only that, but Riot is finally releasing an ultimate skin in this event after a while now. Here’s everything you need to know about the Soul Fighter skins coming to League of Legends.

League of Legends Soul Fighter Skins

Samira

Rarity: Ultimate

Price: 3250 RP

Sett

Rarity: Epic

Price: 1350 RP

Naafiri

Rarity: Epic

Price: 1350 RP

Lux

Rarity: Epic

Price: 1350 RP

Pyke

Rarity: Epic

Price: 1350 RP

Pyke (Prestige Edition)

Rarity: Mythic

Price: 2000 Event Tokens

Gwen

Rarity: Epic

Price: 1350 RP

Viego

Rarity: Epic

Price: 1350 RP

Jhin

Rarity: Epic

Price: 1350 RP

Evelynn

Rarity: Epic

Price: 1350 RP

Shaco

Rarity: Epic

Price: 1350 RP

Shaco (Prestige Edition)

Rarity: Mythic

Price: 2000 Event Tokens

The first batch, including Soul Fighter Samira, Sett, Naafiri, Lux, and Pyke will be released in patch 13.14 on July 20, while the second batch will be released in patch 13.15 on August 3.

Riot said earlier this year that a major event will be held this summer. They also stated that it will be the greatest summer event Riot has ever produced, featuring new game modes, skins, and other features.

It’s almost summer, yet no official information about the next summer event has been released. While no official updates have been issued, there have been some leaks about it.

Big Bad Bear, a well-known leaker, has revealed some interesting details about the forthcoming summer event. First and foremost, we will be getting a new deathmatch game mode. Which, accompanied by it, would be a new skin line called ‘Soul Fighter’.  The skin line is most likely inspired by fighting games, as the name indicates.

Soul Fighter skins leaked

Only two champions, Samira and Pyke, have been verified as recipients of the skins by the leaker. According to leaks, the Samira skin is the game’s first Legendary+ rate skin. Legendary+ is a new skin tier that lies in the between of Ultimate and Legendary. And The Pyke skin will almost certainly be epic tier.

However, the leaker just verified the release of another skin in the Soul Fighter skin line.

Soul Fighter Gwen is the third skin in the upcoming skin line, according to Big Bad Bear. As the legendary+ skin coming with the skin line is already known to be Samira, the skin will most likely be epic-tier.

In addition to the League of Legends skin, TFT will receive its own version of the skin featuring Chibi Soul Fighter Gwen.

There is no official release date for Soul Fighters as of yet, however leakers predict that they will be accessible around LoL Patch 13.13. This indicates that they will be available on the PBE server on June 13, 2023.

Wild Rift patch 3.4 is on the road, and Riot isn’t holding back with the coming features. There are just 1 to 2 days left until the complete patch goes live, but the variety of stuff on the way is likely to make the wait worthwhile.

New champions: Yone, Gwen, Warwick, Vex

Yone, the Unforgotten, is Yasuo’s brother and hence plays similarly to him. Yone’s ultimate, however, instead of launching airborne, he knocks up all enemies in an area, delivering immense damage.

Gwen, the Hallowed Seamstress, is a solo lane champion who slashes down the opponent with her scissors. She does AP damage and produces an area of effect in which she becomes immune to anything beyond the area of influence.

Vex, the Gloomist, is a yordle from the mid lane. Her most valuable asset is likely her engage from her ultimate, which allows her to dash in and fear all nearby opponents if she hits the skill shot.

Warwick, Zaun’s Uncaged Wrath, is a terrifying melee jungler who specializes at hunting down low-health opponents from all across the map. Along with CC, he possesses incredible mobility skills that allow him to obtain picks and sustain to survive fights.

New game mode: Duel

The new Wild Rift game mode is a 1v1 ARAM, often known as “Duel Mode,” and it is just as it sounds, allowing players to 1v1 each other.

This new game mode will be a 1vs1 combat on the ARAM map Howling Abyss.

Once you’re in the game, there are two ways to win. One possibility is the standard destroy the nexus. The other is that if a player hits a certain kill target, that player will win instantly.

New items

Riftmaker: Grants you omnivamp and when in combat with champions you’ll gain a stack. Each stack increases the damage you deal. At max stacks the additional damage becomes true damage

Serpent’s Fang: Described as an anti-shielding AD assassin output, this item works exactly like its PC counterpart, except it is more effective for melee users and reduces both current and future shields for a short period of time

Imperial Mandate: The item gives bonus damage and marks enemies that you slow down or stop from moving. Then, allies can use the marks to do more damage and move faster

Cosmic Drive: Active abilities and empowered attacks grant Ability Haste as Movement Speed after dealing damage to an enemy champion. This movement speed will decay over time. Cosmic Drive’s other passive Hyperdrive will also provide movement speed

Relic Shield: Earn gold from this item to transform it into Targon’s Buckler. When a friendly champion is nearby, using an ability or attack to kill minions with health below a certain threshold costs a charge.

Killing a minion rewards you and your ally with a percentage of the kill gold and healing you. These effects recharge.

Spectral Sickle: While near an allied champion, damaging abilities and attacks against champions or structures grant gold. These effects recharge every second. Earn gold from this item to transform it into Harrowing Crescent.

Meteor Enchant: Lights up an area and summons a meteor after, dealing a percentage of each enemy’s max health as magic damage.

Protect Enchant: Makes the next heal or shield ability you use enhanced. It has no effect on item or rune heals or shields.

The Wild Pass progression and reward claiming have also been changed. Along with the Season’s Wild Pass, it also introduces Superhero Jayce, who can be unlocked if you achieve level 50 in your Wild Pass.

Finally, there are several events planned for the patch, beginning with Yone’s arrival and ending with the Supreme Cells Event in October. There will also be rewards available at the upcoming Power Spike Party.

Wild Rift patch 3.4 is set to be released on September 15, which is only one day away.

Riot’s free-to-play card battler Legends of Runeterra features League of Legends characters with each new expansion.

Legends of Runeterra: Forces from Beyond will be released by Riot later this month. Before that, Riot released two expansions in 2022 (Curious Journey and Worldwalker). Here is what we currently know.

Forces from Beyond – Trailer

You can watch the first teaser trailer for the game, which features some cards with masquerade ball themes and our new Champions here:

Release date

The release of Forces from Beyond is scheduled for July 20 and, based on previous expansions, is expected to occur around 11 AM PT/7 PM GMT.

Forces from Beyond will be free to all players, like with other LoR expansions, but you’ll have to unlock cards as you play.

New Champions

Gwen, Evelynn, and Kai’Sa are the three new champions who will be joining the Legends of Runeterra: Forces from Beyond

The unveiling of Kai’Sa reveals that she starts with a 5 cost, 4/4 card and possesses the Evolve keyword. She has a Quick Attack as well.

Gwen, a 3/4 card with the new keyword “Hallowed” and Quick Attack, levels up when she deals more than 10 damage.

New Cards

All new cards coming in this expansion could be found on Mobalystic.

Players may anticipate encountering a variety of eerie Husks as well as a number of unpleasant partygoers, such as the Boisterous Host shown below.

New Keywords

The powerful rulesets that define specific cards in the game have been expanded with new keywords with each expansion, and the Legends of Runeterra: Forces from Beyond expansion is no exception.

Evolve

Found on Kai’Sa, this keyword has the following description:

“I have +2 | +2 once you’ve given or summoned allies with 6+ other positive keywords this game.”

Hallowed

Gwen has this keyword, and it is described like this:

“After I die, for the rest of the game when allies attack, hallow your first attacker giving it +1/+0 that round.”

The Star Guardian skin line is one of the most popular in League of Legends, with Star Guardian versions on over 20 champions on the game’s roster.

And Riot Games intends to grow the skin line even more, making it their skin line with the most champions represented.

This year, League of Legends will introduce 12 new skins to the Star Guardian roster. The skin line event will also start on July 14, which is today.

Not only are we receiving completely fresh Star Guardian skins in League of Legends, but Wild Rift will also be getting some exclusive skins. We can only hope and pray that these special skins will be made available for the PC game one day, because they are stunning and would be ideal for League of Legends, not just Wild Rift.

Here are the splash arts for all of the upcoming Star Guardian skins coming to Riot Games’ titles.

League of Legends

Ekko

Syndra

Akali

Kai’sa

Nilah

Quinn

Rell

Sona

Taliyah

Morgana

Fiddlesticks

Wild Rift

Senna

Seraphine

Orianna

Redeemed Xayah and Rakan

Legends of Runeterra

Gwen

Master Yi

BASE AD 66 ⇒ 65

AD GROWTH 3 ⇒ 2.5

Q – COOLDOWN 18/17.5/17/16.5/16 ⇒ 20/19.5/19/18.5/18

W – DAMAGE REDUCTION 60/62.5/65/67.5/70%, increased to 90% for the first 0.5 seconds ⇒ 45/47.5/50/52.5/55%, increased to 90% for the first 0.5 seconds

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Gwen

BASE HEALTH 660 ⇒ 620

PASSIVE – HEALING FROM DAMAGE AGAINST CHAMPIONS 60% of damage dealt ⇒ 50% of damage dealt

R – COOLDOWN 100/90/80 ⇒ 120/100/80

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Sivir

Q – BASE DAMAGE 25/40/55/70/85 ⇒ 15/30/45/60/75

W – MANA COST 60 ⇒ 60/65/70/75/80

W – COOLDOWN 10 ⇒ 12

​Rather heavy handed nerfs for a hotfix considering patch was live for 2 days

Athough we don’t have stats coming in from League API or websites such as op.gg yet, these champions must have been quite ahead of the pack.

3 separate nerfs for all 3 champions that impact not only their early game and laning but also late game potential and scalability

Granted, Yi, Gwen and Sivir were some of the big winners of Patch 12.13 and received generous buffs. These updates should keep them in check.

We’ll keep you updated on more hotfixes as they arrive!

How has the patch worked out for you? Let us know in the comments!

*Update: Looks like Master Yi was at 56% win rate in Gold+ before the hotfix

Patch highlights

Corki and Volibear are the only losers of the patch

A new champion enters the arena: Nilah the Joy Unbound

Sivir mid-scope update arrives. Hopefully Sivir will bounce back from being the 2nd least popular ADC

Gwen’s massive adjustments to keep her in-line with other top laners especially in pro plays while making her stronger for average skill pub plays

Master Yi huge durability buffs

Upcoming skins and chromas

• Star Guardian Ekko
• Star Guardian Nilah
• Star Guardian Kai’Sa
• Star Guardian Sona
• Star Nemesis Fiddlestick
• Prestige Star Guardian Ekko

Riot Games intends to shake up the game’s meta in patch 12.7 by buffing a roster of champions, including everyone’s favorite brothers, Yasuo and Yone.

According to game designer Tim “Truexy” Jiang, Riot aims to help shake up the meta’s with dominating choices ahead of the 2022 Mid-Season Invitational (MSI) in patch 12.7 and put a few underwhelming champions back into the limelight after some time away.

Patch 12.7 sees a total of 10 champions getting buffs, with Gwen, Pantheon, Yasuo, Yone, Wukong, Neeko, Gangplank, Kalista, Lillia, and Karthus.

For Gwen, her dominance in the meta now isn’t like anything she had back when she was first debuted to the game. Following an extensive nerfs and the major patch 12.5 nerf, Gwen pick rate has since dropped in both solo queue and competitive play. With a win rate of only around 46% in the top lane, the champion is in need of a huge buff to rise back up.

Pantheon has been mentioned lately by Riot as they have already announced his upcoming changes in patch 12.7. The Unbreakable Spear was once a broken champion after his complete rework, now, he hasn’t even been picked once throughout many major competitive tournaments.

Yasuo and Yone is probably the most noticeable champions in this patch preview. Both of these champions had seen buffs to their kit back in patch 12.2 to compensate for the significant nerfs to Immortal Shieldbow, and they are once again called out some buffs to perhaps compensate for the recent lifesteal change. Other than that, being the 2 dominant picks, Riot Games is hoping to see some wombo-combo teams create more aggressive and confident playstyle.

Kalista and Lillia used to be among the larger champions in pro play, but Kalista has only been selected eight times this season globally. Even more significantly, Lillia has only been selected once by a professional team.

The full details of patch 12.7 are on the way so players should expect them in no time. Patch 12.7 will go live on April 13.

Riot August has recently tweeted about the upcoming Void Jungler that can basically go every role and build every item in the game

If you pay attention, Riot has frequently designed their champions’ playstyle in recent years to be played in a specific role. Even Riot’s balanced approach is to make the new champion can only be used in a certain role; if another playstyle shows to be too dominant, they will nerf straight up.

Strong champions that can be viable in some roles in the past, such as Gwen and Viego, have all been nerfed and can now only play in their main role.  This will almost certainly apply to the upcoming Void Jungler, which Riot has been hinting about since the beginning of 2022.

However, Riot Games seems to be trying to break things down when Riot August, lead champion designer on Viego, Gwen,… recently tweeted that he is doing a champion that can be played in every position. He even ironically shared that the champion can build any items, regardless of whether it is AP, AD, or tank.

It’s uncertain whether this is a legitimate statement, but if it’s true, this new champion will be the first to be created to play in every position in league. It will almost certainly spark a great frenzy since Riot will need to transform the champion into a powerful one in a complete manner in order to accomplish so.

As a result, Riot August’s statement was most likely a ‘hoax’, and he would not build such a ‘stupid’ champion. However, the future of the Void Jungler is impossible to predict, given that Viego was once a champion that could go multiple roles in the game.