From patch 14.4 (May 14th) to July 29th, Remix Rumble returns with a couple of updates to mix things up for longtime fans and new DJs alike! The Revival brings back your favorite music festival lineup with K/DA, True Damage, Pentakill, Heartsteel, DJ Sona, Maestro Jhin, and Jazz Bard (<3) alongside the Headliner mechanic and a music mixing system that’ll have you mixing your track as you build your comp! To learn more about the revival, check out the article. TL;DR below:

Starting in patch TFT14.5 (patch after this), we'll simplify TFT's cosmetic rarity tiers to ensure they're straightforward and consistent. To learn more about the update, check out the article. TL;DR below:

At the start of Cyber City, Hacks provided enough loot to typically fully itemize two carries and a primary tank. We've since lowered the amount of total loot you get, but we're still seeing games have ever-so-slightly too much on average. With our loot changes in 14.4 you can expect to see about 1 less Item Component and in a few cases 1 less Silver/Blue Loot Orb.

The most extreme example of the above is Scuttle Puddle and Crab Rave. Not even a crab can hold all those items, so we're reducing the total component drops by two.

Black Market Augments are some of the most exciting moments in Cyber City, but they're far too rare for how many total Black Market Augments there are. We're increasing the odds of seeing these highly illegal Augments, but if you're a law-abiding Cyber citizen, who fears the illicit market, you can always click the middle or right-most option—we won't judge.

Gold Generator Golem was almost always the wrong pick. We loved the risky energy of the option, but what if we made it sometimes worth the risk? Introducing the RNGolem, equipped with a random Emblem, Artifact, and Radiant item. RNGolem could be your way to a Prismatic Trait, an amazing item combo, or just a faster grey screen. They can be your knight in shining armor or the trash heap that you still haven't taken out.

We're removing our worst-performing 13-turn egg drop and buffing another to make our highest-risk Egg more consistent… how eggcellent.

Oftentimes, upon cashing out with Cypher you drop to 3 to pivot to a more expensive board. With our Cypher (4) and (5) buffs here, we hope to see more boards field LeBlanc and Vi.

Divinicorp is intended to be played as a splash trait and a vertical, but we're seeing most of its success in splashing into other comps. With a buff to Divinicorp's deeper breakpoints, we hope to see this corporation establish its monopoly throughout Cyber City.

Nitro (4) is rarely worth fielding past building your Robot faster. We're tinkering with the bot's lasers to make this laser show more than just for show.

While a solid splash in some end-game boards, Vanguards are almost never being fielded as a class vertical. We're adding some more guard to the trait to open up more super-carry comps that rely upon a van full of frontliners.

Vomit harder.

Naafiri has seen some success in reroll A.M.P. comps, especially alongside 5 A.M.P. and an Artifact (or Hyperfangs). We're taking some of her Alpha burst damage down so she doesn't make her target, and the carry behind them disappear instantly.

Last patch, we changed Twisted Fate to make him less reliant on Rageblade, and while that was a success, it left this Card Shark feeling like a Card Megalodon.

Nitro, Shyvana, and Elise are all getting buffs, which should read a huge buff for Nitro reroll. The comp's currently performing as one of our worst in Cyber City, so it's much needed, and there's a future where we even have to buff it again to ensure its viability.

Brand and Street Demon/Strategist have been the big winners of Patch 14.3. We're shipping a few changes to his ability to prevent casts from coming too close together, alongside a Neeko nerf to keep the comp in check.

Miss Fortune and Zeri are so close to viable duo-carries. With a small buff to the two of them be sure to try out Exotech Dynamo comps when you find yourself loaded up on bows, swords, and a lot of gold!

Renekton two-star is in a tough spot. We're improving his scaling across the board to make him a better carry when itemized. We also added a silly little (big) AP ratio to make AP builds an option (warning: they won't be good).

This Kobuko change is for sure going to rock the meta.

He doesn't need a weapon, he needs a Champion Augment.

Making 10,000 IQ smarter, Bronze for Life livelier, Flatline flatter, Golems smaller, and High Voltage less electric.

Cybernetic Implants takes a few items to deliver its Prismatic's worth of power, so we're pushing it to later Augment offerings. We're also updating Wise Spending to avoid the incredibly high-roll synergies with some of our other Augments. Lastly, we've opted to disable Future Sight, which, despite receiving a nerf earlier this set, continues to overperform and outrage enemies.

Underperforming chase traits up, Street Demon 7 down.