"League of Legends Wild Rift" will have new exciting champions from its original PC version. Michael Paladin Chow, the game's executive producer, already informed the fans on Oct. 16 that there will be six additional champions in the upcoming new patch.
6 New Champions Will Arrive In 'League of Legends Wild Rift'; Darius and Kai'Sa Invades the Game
Kai'Sa, Evelynn, Akali and Seraphine are all coming to Wild Rift along with Darius, Draven and Lee Sin pic.twitter.com/WEtL3K462F — Spideraxe (@Spideraxe30) October 16, 2020
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Players are also encouraged to repeatedly use the new heroes to help Riot since the game is still testing them out before they're entirely released in the "LoL" mobile version. Dot Esports reported that while the developer is testing these new champs, one of the most-awaited characters will permanently enter the summoner's rift.
Lee Sin, the blind monk, will be playable in the next patch. You can soon use him and make insane plays that will surely amaze your teammates and friends. According to Dot Esports' previous report, there are some adjustments with Lee Sin, such as his W (Safeguard).
The six new champs
The new heroes will be available from Oct. 22 until Oct. 27. Here are their names and their roles.
6 New Champions Will Arrive In 'League of Legends Wild Rift'; Darius and Kai'Sa Invades the Game
pic.twitter.com/cWEau17LIU — Spideraxe (@Spideraxe30) October 16, 2020
1) Kai'Sa (attack-damage-range/jungler)
2) Evelynn (Mage-jungler)
3) Akali (Mage-burst top/mid)
4) Draven (attack-damage-range burst type)
5) Darius (top laner/sustained damage tank)
6) Seraphine (mage)
Take Note: Seraphine is a mage type champion that relies on sound. PC Gamer reported that many fans are comparing her to one of the oldest champions in the rift, Sona.
Upcoming events in the "Wild Rift"
ROAD TO WILD RIFT
Invision Community reported that Riot will honor the history and legacy of gaming in each Open Beta locale. The game's publisher will release locally made content each day until the mobile version reaches Open Beta. Guides, community highlights, and influencer spotlights will be provided to the players to provide them everything they need to know before playing "Wild Rift."
This will really be useful since many "Mobile Legends" fans are using their own mechanics in "League of Legends Wild Rift," which ruins some original players' gameplay.
INGAME REWARDS
Players in Japan and South Korea can earn rewards by logging in using their existing Riot Games accounts. They'll be rewarded based on their monetary and time investment in "League of Legends" on PC.
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Written by: Giuliano de Leon.
