This is more of a pre-patch update than a mid-patch update, but alas. We’re shipping some mode-specific changes to Choncc’s Treasure to make sure the entire lobby doesn’t run Sugarcraft with the increased item economy, but also to disable a Charm that’s too consistently powerful in the mode.

We’ve got three amazing upgrades for Team Planner coming this patch!

Get your 27 copies worth of HP and power!

We’re almost out of time, so we crafted some sweet changes that’ll shift the end of the set into some memorable fun.

This is an ad for AD Jayce. Make it happen.

Aside from Kassadin, none of these 2-costs have had their chance to wear the carry pants, but now we’re letting them try it on, whether that’s Yordle-sized pants for Tristana, or ol’ timey suspenders for Akali…hehe just checking if you’re there, we know it’s Zilean.

Remember when we gave Jinx 3 AD and had to revert it… neither do I. Well, she still could use the smallest buff, so here’s one-third of that 14.21 Jinx buff that went too far (three far?). Wait a second; Jayce, Warwick, and Jinx are all getting +1 AD…

I heard we’re giving out stats.

Xerath’s Ascendant Charms are the most fun and unique part of his kit, so we’re letting them appear much more often

Modern Placebo testing practices pair a placebo with a noticeable side effect, such as a tingly mouth, to best test against the drug in question. This is often done to counteract the power of placebos, which often perform at over a 50% success rate in clinical settings. As for our setting, we went too far with our Placebo side effect, which became too noticeable despite the gold being where the power should occur. Speaking of gold, you’ll need less of it to complete the Golden Quest.

We’re doing a large-scale pass on Artifacts to make them more fun and prepare them for the roster swap with our next set. Shipping these changes a patch early allows us to hone in on Artifact specific balance changes as opposed to having to do these changes alongside an entirely new set. We are removing two Artifacts that create unfun playstates of unkillable overtime tanks or a pestering of Crowd Control. I guess you could say that Eternal Winter is no longer Eternal, but Forbidden Idol is most definitely forbidden.

Huge if true, and it’s definitely true. With the final patch of the set, we wanted to ensure everyone can engage as much as possible with our charming set mechanic before it departs. Charm slingers delight!