A notable aspect that has long been awaited by players is the tradition of ranked rewards, a recognition prizes upon those who participated in ranked games throughout the year.

New Victorious Tryndamere and Three Honors Akshan release

Traditionally, League players would have already received their well-earned ranked rewards by this time. However, with a unique scenario unfolding in 2023—marked by the absence of an official preseason period—Riot has adjusted its approach.

Ranked rewards will not be distributed until early next year, affording players the opportunity to continue their journey up the ranked ladder until the day before the commencement of the next season.

Speaking of which, League’s 2023 Ranked Split Two is scheduled to conclude on January 9, signaling the commencement of the 2024 ranked season on the subsequent day, January 10.

A distinctive feature of this year’s ranked experience is the introduction of multiple Victorious skins, with the upcoming skin awarded for achieving a number of split points being dedicated to Tryndamere. This follows the earlier release of the Victorious Anivia skin at the conclusion of Split One, showcasing Riot’s commitment to enhancing the reward system with the introduction of two splits in rank.

For players who maximize their ranked achievements, another exciting addition awaits. A skin will be granted to those who attain the highest level of honor points, and the latest addition to the Three Honors skin line, Three Honors Akshan, is set to be unveiled.

Both Three Honors Akshan and Victorious Tryndamere are slated for release in early 2024. The Akshan skin is expected to make its debut with Patch 14.2 in late January, while the eagerly awaited Victorious Tryndamere skin is scheduled for distribution in Patch 14.4, set to arrive in February 2024.

The atmospheric shift in Season 2024 extends beyond mere item adjustments. The very fabric of the game world is being affected, with the ominous influence of the Void permeating every corner of the map.

Within this transformative landscape, the removal of Mythic items stands out as a monumental change. These items, once pivotal in shaping champions’ strategies, are being entirely taken out. In their stead, new items is poised to enter the League of Legends. However, it’s crucial to note that the list of these incoming items is subject to potential alterations, and the numerical aspects may undergo adjustments before the pre-season officially unfolds.

Here are all the League of Legends items that are being added in Season 2024.

League of Legends new item in Season 2024

Legendary items

Dawncore

• Total cost: 2700

• Recipe: Bandleglass Mirror + Bandleglass Mirror + 700 gold

• Stats:

• 40 AP
• 20 Ability Haste
• +150% Base Mana Regen

• Unique Passive: First Light

• Gain 3% Heal and Shield power and 5 AP per 100% Base Mana Regen.

• Unique Passive: Radiance

• Gain 18% Summoner Spell Haste

Kaenic Rookern

• Total cost: 2900

• Recipe: Spectral Cowl + Negatron Cloak + 750 gold

• Stats:

• 400 HP
• 80 MR
• +150% Base Health Regen

• Unique Passive: Magebane

• After not taking magic damage for 12 seconds, gain a magic shield for 20% of your maximum health.

Hollow Radiance

• Total cost: 2800

• Recipe: Bami’s Cinder + Spectral Cowl + 550 gold

• Stats:

• 600 HP
• 40 Magic Resist
• 100% Base Mana Regen

• Unique Passive: Immolate

• Taking or dealing damage causes you to begin dealing (10 +1.75% bonus HP) magic damage per second to nearby enemies (increased by 25% against minions) for 3 seconds. Taking or dealing damage refreshes the duration of this effect.

• Unique Passive: Desolate

• Killing an enemy deals (20 +3.5% bonus HP) magic damage in an area around them.

Unending Despair

• Total cost: 2800

• Recipe: Chain Vest + Kindlegem + Ruby Crystal + 800 gold

• Stats:

• 400 HP
• 55 Armor
• 10 Ability Haste

• Unique Passive: Anguish

• Every 7 seconds while in combat with champions, deal (3% bonus HP + 20-40 (based on level)) magic damage to nearby champions, healing for 250% of the damage dealt.

Trailblazer

• Total cost: 2400

• Recipe: Chain Vest + Winged Moonplate + 800 gold

• Stats:

• 250 HP
• 40 Armor
• 5% Movement Speed

• Unique Passive: Lead the Way

• While moving, gain 20 bonus Move Speed. At max speed, create a trail that speeds up allied champions’ Move Speed by 15% of yours. Your next Attack discharges the bonus Move Speed and Melee champions Slow the target by 50% for 1 second.

Caster’s Companion

• Total cost: 3000

• Recipe: Lost Chapter + Hextech Alternator + 700 gold

• Stats:

• 90 AP
• 600 Mana
• 20 Ability Haste

• Unique Passive: Load

• Gain a Shot Charge every 3 seconds, up to 6 maximum.

• Unique Passive: Fire

• Damaging abilities consume all Shot Charges to deal an additional (40 +8% AP) magic damage to the target and one additional nearby target per charge. If there are insufficient targets in range, for each remaining shot, repeat the damage on the primary target dealing 35% damage.

Cryptbloom

• Total cost: 2850

• Recipe: Blighting Jewel + Fiendish Codex + 850 gold

• Stats:

• 70 AP
• 30% Magic Penetration
• 15 Ability Haste

• Unique Passive: Life From Death (60 second cooldown)

• Whenever you get a takedown on an enemy champion within 3 seconds of damaging them, create a healing nova on their location that heals allies for 50 + 50% AP

Stormsurge

• Total cost: 2800

• Hextech Alternator + Aether Wisp + 850 gold

• Stats:

• 100 AP
• 12 Magic Penetration
• 5% Move Speed

• Unique Passive: Stormraider (20 second cooldown)

• Dealing 35% of a champion’s max HP within 2.5 seconds applies Squall to them and grants 25% for 2 seconds.

• Unique Passive: Stormsurge

• After 2 seconds, Stormsurge strikes the target with lightning, dealing 100-200 (based on level) (+ 50% AP) magic damage to them. If they die to the lightning or before the lightning strikes, it detonates immediately in a large area around them and you gain 30 gold.

Malignance

• Total Cost: 3000 gold

• Recipe: Lost Chapter + Fiendish Codex + 900 gold

• Stats:

• 80 Ability Power
• 20 Ability Haste
• 600 Mana

• Passive: Ultimate Power

• Gain 15 Ability Haste for your Ultimate.

• Passive: Ultimate Flames

• Whenever you damage an enemy champion with your Ultimate, burn the ground beneath them for 3 seconds, dealing 60 (+6% AP) magic damage every second and reducing their Magic Resistance by (6-12 [level scaling]) for as long as they are on the burning ground.

Haunting Guise

• Total Cost: 1300 gold

• Recipe: Amplifying Tome + Ruby Crystal + 500 gold

• Stats:

• 35 Ability Power
• 200 Health

• Passive – Madness

• For each second in combat with enemy champions, deal 2% bonus damage (maximum of 6%).

Voltaic Cyclosword

• Total Cost: 2900 gold

• Recipe: The Brutalizer + Kircheis Shard + 863 gold

• Stats:

• 55 Attack Damage
• 18 Lethality
• 15 Ability Haste

• Passive: Energized

• Moving and Attacking will generate an Energized Attack. Dashes and Stealth stack Energized 75% faster.

• Passive: Firmament

• Your Energized Attack applies 100 bonus physical damage and Slows enemies for 99% for 0.75 seconds. Slow is a melee only.

Profane Hydra

• Total Cost: 3400 gold
• Recipe: Tiamat + The Brutalizer + 863 gold
• Stats:

• 60 Attack Damage
• 18 Lethality
• 20 Ability Haste

• Active: Heretical Slash

• Deal 65% total Attack Damage physical damage to nearby enemies. This damage increases to 97.5% total Attack Damage physical damage to enemies below 30% health.

• Passive: Cleave

• Attacks deal 40% AD (melee) / 20% AD (ranged) damage to other units within 450 units of the target hit.

Hubris

• Total Cost: 3000 gold
• Recipe: Serrated Dirk + Caulfield’s Warhammer + 900 gold
• Stats:

• 60 Attack Damage
• 18 Lethality
• 15 Ability Haste

• Passive: Ego

• When you kill an enemy champion you are granted a statue of yourself.

• Passive: Eminence

• When a champion that you have damaged within the last 3 seconds dies, gain 10 (+1 per Statue) Attack Damage for 60 seconds.

Opportunity

• Total Cost: 2700 gold
• Recipe: Serrated Dirk + Nether Shard + 800 gold
• Stats:

• 55 Attack Damage
• 18 Lethality
• 6% Movement Speed

• Passive: Murder

• After being out of combat with Champions for 8 seconds gains bonus Lethality. This Lethality lasts for 3 seconds after dealing damage to champions.

• Passive: Murderspeed

• If a champion dies within 3 seconds of damaging them, gain 150 decaying movement speed for 1.5 seconds.

Sundered Sky

• Total Cost: 3100 gold
• Recipe: Tunneler + Caulfield’s Warhammer + 900 gold

• 55 Attack Damage
• 15 Ability Haste
• 300 Health

• Passive: Lightshield Strike

• The first attack against a champion will critically strike for 150% damage and heals for 110% base AD +8% of missing health.

Nitro Hexaegis

• Total Cost: 3000 gold
• Recipe: Tunneler + Noonquiver + 600 gold

• 55 Attack Damage
• 20% Attack Speed
• 300 Health

• Passive:

• Gain 30 ultimate ability haste.

• Passive:

• After casting your ultimate, gain 35% attack speed and 15% bonus movement speed for 7 seconds.

Trailblazer

• Total Cost: 2400 gold
• Recipe: Winged Moonplate + Chain Vest + 800 gold

• 250 Health
• 40 Armor
• 5% Movement Speed

• Passive: Make the Path

• While moving, build up to 20 bonus Movement Speed. At maximum stacks, leave a trail that raises allied champions’ Movement Speed by 15% of yours. Your next attack discharges build up Move Speed; for Melee champions at top speed, this attack also Slows the target by 50% for 1 second.

Component Items

Rectrix

• Total Cost: 900 gold
• Recipe: Long Sword + 550 gold
• Stats:

• 20 Attack Damage
• 4% Movement Speed

Brutalizer

• Total Cost: 1337 gold
• Recipe: Glowing Mote + Pickaxe + 212 gold
• Stats:

• 25 Attack Damage
• 10 Ability Haste
• 8 Lethality

Glowing Mote

• Cost: 250 gold
• Stats:

• 5 Ability Haste

Steel Sigil

• Total Cost: 1200 gold
• Recipe: Long Sword + Cloth Armor + 550 gold
• Stats:

• 15 Attack Damage
• 30 Armor

Reworked Support Item tree

This is Season 2024’s completely reworked support starter item tree, and its creation has resulted in the removal of every other support item. However, that doesn’t mean players in the role will have any lack of decision making with their item.

This item has an entire path it sends players down, so bear with us. For now, here are the item’s base stats.

World Atlas

• Cost: 400 Gold
• Stats:

• 30 Health
• 25% Mana Regeneration
• 25% Health Regeneration
• 3 gold per 10 seconds

• Support Quest:

• Earn 500 gold from this item to transform it into Runic Compass, granting the player the ability to hold wards.

• Gold Generation:

• Gain a charge every 18 seconds, up to 3 charges. While nearby an ally champion, consume a charge to earn gold via the following methods

• Damaging abilities and attacks against champions or structures grant 30 (melee) / 28 (ranged) gold.
• Killing a minion by any means grants you 20 gold and the nearest allied champion the same amount of gold they would have received had they killed the minion.

Runic Compass (Evolves from World Atlas)

• Cost: Upgraded from World Atlas at 500 gold generated via its passives.
• Stats:

• 100 Health
• 50% Mana Regeneration
• 50% Health Regeneration
• 5 gold per 10 seconds

• Support Quest:

• Earn 1000 gold from this item to transform it into Bounty of Worlds.

• Gold Generation:

• Gain a charge every 18 seconds, up to 3 charges. While nearby an ally champion, consume a charge to earn gold via the following methods:

• Damaging abilities and attacks against champions or structures grant 34 (melee) / 32 (ranged) gold.
• Killing a minion by any means grants you 28 gold and the nearest allied champion the same amount of gold they would have received had they killed the minion.

Bounty of Worlds (Evolves from Runic Compass)

• Cost: Upgraded from Runic Compass at 1000 gold generated via its passives.
• Bounty of Worlds has the same base stats as Runic Compass until it’s upgraded into one of 5 upgrade paths. Once it’s upgraded, the stats are as follows for all 5 options:

• 200 Health
• 75% Mana Regeneration
• 75% Health Regeneration
• 5 gold per 10 seconds

• Upgrade options:

• Celestial Opposition

• Passive: Blessing of the Mountain

• Become Blessed to reduce incoming champion damage by 40% (melee) / 25% (ranged), lingering for 2 seconds after taking damage from a champion. When the reduction wears off, unleash a shockwave around you that slows nearby enemies by 50% for 1.5 seconds. Effect refreshes after leaving combat for 15 seconds.

• Solstice Sleigh

• Passive:

• Slowing or Immobilizing an enemy champion grants you and a nearby ally with the lowest amount of health 120 bonus health and 90 movement speed for 4 seconds. 20 second cooldown.

• Bloodsong

• Passive: Spellblade

• After using an ability, your next attack is enhanced with an additional 75 physical damage on-hit (1.5 second cooldown). If the target is a champion, apply Expose Weakness, increasing the damage they take by 12% (melee) / 8% (ranged) for 6 seconds.

• Dream Maker

• Passive: Dream Maker

• Gain a Blue Dream Bubble and a Purple Dream Bubble every 8 seconds. Healing and Shielding another ally blows both Dream Bubbles to them and empowers them for 3 seconds. Blue Bubble reduces 140 incoming damage on the next hit and Purple Bubble grants 90 bonus magic damage on the next hit.

• Zaz’Zak’s Realmspike

• Passive: Void Explosion

• Dealing ability damage to a champion causes an explosion at their current location that damages the target and nearby enemies, dealing 50 (+3% maximum health) magic damage, capped at 300 against monsters. 3 second cooldown.

However, amidst these major adjustments, there are subtle yet pivotal enhancements to the gaming experience that often go unnoticed in discussions.

One particularly modest yet impactful addition is the incorporation of Fist Bumps. This innovative feature is designed to uplift team morale following commendable plays. In a game where communication often tends to be transactional, focused on strategic coordination for victory, Fist Bumps aim to foster a more social dynamic among players. The intent is for teams to feel a sense of mutual support and respect.

Riot add ‘Fist Bump’ to League of Legends

The interactive emote is triggered when a player initiates a fist bump, and at least one teammate reciprocates with the emote. This activates a delightful animation showcasing the teammates’ fist bumps.

Interestingly, the choice of the ‘fist’ for this emote coincides with Riot’s logo, suggesting a thoughtful link to positive and uplifting aspects envisioned when the logo was created a decade ago.

The emote has the potential for a 5-man fist bump celebration if the entire squad responds. Accompanying this gesture is a display of fireworks emerging from the bumped fists. This small yet impactful addition can go a long way in boosting players’ spirits, whether they are facing challenges during the match or celebrating victories in significant team fights or objectives.

Scheduled to go live with Patch 14.1 in early January 2024, the Fist Bumps feature adds a layer of camaraderie and positivity to the gaming experience, aligning with the broader theme of positive changes in the preseason of 2024.

Potential alterations are on the horizon for key elements of the Summoner’s Rift map in League of Legends, according to information gleaned from the Coven SFX preview video on YouTube by SkinSpotlight.

While the details are not confirmed and originate from the PBE server, they suggest substantial changes that could have a profound impact on the game’s meta. Notably, the river and the bush adjacent to the mid-lane appear wider, potentially influencing early-game dynamics, skirmishes, and map control.

A broader river could intensify the competition for the scuttle crab, potentially altering its path and complicating early-game strategies. Increased team fights in the river might make the waterwalking rune more popular, affecting champion choices and playstyles.

Support players might also face challenges in covering vision in the wider river, and the dynamics of river skirmishes could shift with the removal or replacement of choke points.

The potential closure of the path from mid to the bottom, as suggested by the leaked Summoner’s Rift map image, could have significant implications for jungle pathing. Early-game jungle impact on the bottom lane might diminish, leading to more action in the mid and top lanes. Junglers may need to adapt their pathing and ganking strategies, especially considering the wider river’s impact on skirmishing capabilities.

Also, a particularly striking revelation is the potential removal of the Baron pit from Summoner’s Rift. The absence of the Baron pit could reshape the fundamental gameplay, as many mid to late-game strategies revolve around control of this key objective. The removal of the Baron pit would necessitate a significant shift in the core meta, and while there’s speculation that Baron could be relocated, the full extent of these changes remains unclear.

It’s essential to note that these details may be subject to experimentation by Riot Games or could be part of a broader set of changes expected in the preseason. As more details emerge, the League of Legends community awaits further insights into the potential transformations coming to the Summoner’s Rift map.

The planned rework, rolled out on the PBE testing on September 27, encompass changes to the champion’s health, armor, passive, and most abilities. Notably, only his E ability, Footwork, remains unchanged in this comprehensive update.

The modifications touch on various elements, including the raw damage of his Q and ultimate, as well as the number of knockbacks, slows, and stuns at his disposal. This overhaul, long-awaited by players seeking improvements, particularly targets the divisive Q ability.

League of Legends K’Sante rework

Stats

• Health changed from 610 plus 108 to 570 plus 115.
• Armor growth increased from 4.7 to 5.2.

Passive

• Passive mark no longer scales with 20 percent bonus resists during R.

Q ⁠— Ntofo Strikes

• Base damage reduced from 50-150 to 30-150.
• Empowered Q cooldown reduction changed from one second to 25 percent.
• Empowered Q now applies a slow.

W ⁠— Path Maker

• W damage changed from 2-3 percent up to 7-8 percent based on charge to 20-100 plus 50 percent attack damage plus 30 percent bonus resists plus 6-10 percent max health (flat).
• W stun duration increased from 0.3-0.85 seconds based on charge to 1.25.
• Empowered W now reduces charge time to 0.5 seconds.
• Empowered W no longer increases damage.
• Empowered W damage reduction changed from 30 percent plus 1.2 percent per 100 base health plus 12 percent bonus resists to 50-75 percent based on level.
• Empowered W now reduces cooldown from 24-16 to 18-12 seconds.

R ⁠— All Out

• R non-wall damage changed from 35-105 plus 20 percent attack damage to 70-150 plus 100 percent ability power.
• R wall damage changed from 150-350 plus 20 percent attack damage to 70-150 plus 100 percent ability power.
• R bonus attack damage changed from five plus 32.5 percent bonus resists to 15-45 plus 25 percent bonus resists.
• R omnivamp changed from 10 percent plus 0.75 percent per 100 bonus health to 10-20 percent.
• R now grants 25-45 percent bonus attack speed.
• R health increased from 55 percent max health to 65 percent.
• R knockback reduced from 350 to 300.

The changes are currently in the testing phase on the League PBE, with the possibility of further refinements before going live. The timing of this rework aligns with the 2024 League preseason, reflecting the champion’s inconsistent performance since debuting in November 2022, ranging from underwhelming to overpowered.

Riot has just provided a lot of information on League of Legends. The dev update highlighted upcoming preseason improvements such as Mythic item modifications, newly enhanced AI for Bots, three ranked splits, and more.

The introduction of the Multi-Disenchant Feature is one of the new features. This one, while a welcome addition, has some drawbacks. Players, understandably, have issues with it, and Riot has explained why this is the case. Besides that, Riot has also mentioned that Champion Mastery may change in the future.

New changes for Champion Mastery in the future

Riot BarackProbama mentioned the Multi-Disenchant Feature and Champion Mastery as a reply comment in a Reddit thread.

The majority of the comment was on the Multi-Disenchant Feature, although Riot BarackProbama turns a little at the end. He mentions Champion Mastery, which Riot is supposedly testing to see how it will operate in the future.

In League of Legends, you will be awarded with Mastery points in-game for each match played on a champion, and S ratings will provide you the highest chance of progressing quickly.

To advance in the Mastery rank, you must gather shards and Mastery tokens. Riot, on the other hand, is dissatisfied with the current system and is trying to reform it. Future updates will also be incorporated into the Multi-Disenchant Feature.

As a result, Riot is seeking ways to strengthen the Champion Mastery system. Riot BarackProbama has said that they would disclose specifics about adjustments once they have been finalised. As a result, we may have to wait a bit to see what Riot comes up with.

Riot Games delivered a bombshell on us all on August 28 when they revealed that Mythic items would be removed with League of Legends preseason 14 and ranked season will feature another split in their newest Dev Update video.

Riot Games on why postponing mid-scope updates

Putting that aside, the developers have also postponed mid-scope reworks. Andrei “Meddler”‘ van Roon highlighted in a comment of a Reddit post that mid-scope updates are presently on hold when addressing the major preseason adjustments coming to the game.

According to Meddler, this is because the devs that work on mid-scopes are (mostly) the same crew that works on the preseason, thus that’s where their attention is right now.

“Once preseason work’s out of the way we’ll take a look at things and see whether to put mid-scopes, other work or a mixture of the two on the docket,”

Midscope updates, unlike reworks, usually merely involve modifications to the champion’s kit and do not include any big visual or sound effect upgrades. The most recent example is Ivern’s modification in Patch 13.11, which changed his power from enchantment and buff-sharing to a more aggressive playstyle.

When addressing the release schedule for major preseason improvements, Meddler revealed how everything will be rolled out in one huge patch, followed by a few of smaller updates.

In other words, the following preseason will be densely packed and thoroughly formed by the time the season is released.

Mythic items have been one of the most problematic additions to League of Legends in recent years, but it appears they have served their purpose.

Some players worried about how limited Mythic items may be to a champion’s build path, while others were pleased with how simple builds were for certain champions. Whether you support or oppose them, Riot is dissatisfied with the way Mythic items have been implemented in today’s game and with the community.

Mythic items system is being removed in 2024

Riot has previously hinted about removing the Mythic items system, which is a fantastic idea if they can replace it. They appear to have recognised it, since Riot announced in the most recent dev video that Mythic items system are being removed.

Riot Pupulasers mentioned the removal of Mythic Items in the recent dev update video. The explanation is because Mythic Items were too restricted for many champions, causing some itemization issues.

Several Riot developers have already discussed this issue, since there were too few Mythic items to match too many distinct sorts of champions. As a result, Riot has chosen to remove the system and alter how it function.

For the time being, Riot has said that the existing Mythic items will be adjusted such that they are not the main focus of a build.

Aside from that, while the Mythic item tier will be removed next year, some of the store’s most popular items, such as Trinity Force and Infinity Edge, will stay. These items can also be purchased simultaneously, although much work will be required to balance.

Mythic items were included in the early days of the 2021 League preseason, along with a store UI revamp. Despite the community’s mixed opinions regarding new things, notably mythic items, Riot still allows players to develop several build choices around a core item.

However, Riot has altered the functionality of several of these items over time. Since those changes, the most popular items have been Duskblade, Guinsoo, and Statikk Shiv. Even in Patch 13.17, two out of three items have been nerfed or adjusted.

They said in the midseason that this would be a last effort to explore what the Mythic system might achieve. Riot has since expressed their dissatisfaction with the Mythic system. As a result, we might see the system altered in preseason.

Riot Games about Mythic items in League of Legends

Mythic Items has had its share of issues. Riot Phroxzon has since been on the podcast Broken By Concept and discussed Mythic items around a month ago.

Riot Phroxzon commented on how the Mythic Item System may have functioned, such as having more Mythics for each champion and so forth. Yet, that would be a massive task, and it would make the game far too complicated.

As a result, it’s evident that Riot isn’t a fan of the existing Mythic item system. However, Riot Phroxzon mentioned on the same podcast that the ADC Mythic adjustments were partly due to them testing out the system’s future.

Riot Meddler weighed in, saying that the next dev update might go into more detail about it.

Given the views of two important members of League of Legends development team, the Mythic Item System may be phased out. However, the fact that the ADC Mythic changes was successful might change things. So, rather of removing the Mythic Item system, we may see a new version of it in 2024.

Nonetheless, nothing is certain until the Dev blog update is made public. It will be a difficult task to either replace or rebuild the system. So it’ll be fascinating to watch how it works out.

Mythic items were included in the early days of the 2021 League preseason, along with a store UI revamp. Despite the community’s mixed opinions regarding new things, notably mythic items, Riot still allows players to develop several build choices around a core item.

However, because the meta changes drastically, and, if not all, these Mythic items are no longer useful. Instead, they’ve become a barrier, and players have joined together to Reddit on July 30, and want them modified or removed permanently.

Riot will be making adjustments to Mythic items

Many items were adjusted or brought back in League Patch 13.10 like Statikk Shiv, or Rod of Ages, but players claim it wasn’t enough to justify obtaining Mythics because they limit build possibilities and don’t give enough value.

The fact that they are essential in making your champions stronger compared to Legendary items annoys a lot of players as well.

What’s intriguing is that the Riot balancing team is already aware of the Mythics issue and is working on a solution.

Riot balancing boss Matt “Phroxzon” Leung-Harrison addressed this problem in an interview with Broken By Concept weeks ago, claiming that Mythics didn’t work out as planned and didn’t provide players with the options they want.

Internally, the devs are also dissatisfied with Mythic items themselves and plan to make some modifications in the future.

Unfortunately, we don’t know when Mythic item adjustments will arrive on the Rift, but we do know Riot isn’t thrilled either, so keep your fingers crossed! 2024 preseason is getting close and probably, Riot will implement some changes to the Mythic items at that time.