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Graves' unique attacks have a generous crit ratio because, back in ye olden item system, his crit builds were risky. Season 's item changes made building crit super safe for him, so we're tapping down the numbers on his pellet ratios. Kalista E damage ratio increased.

Kalista's late game payout for skewering her enemies isn't all that satisfying, so we're bringing up the damage on her signature spell. This should also open up the opportunity for her to try heavier AD builds. Kayn Darkin Q damage ratio increased. Red Kayn took a bigger damage hit than other fighters with last patch's Goredrinker nerfs, so we're returning some damage to his kit. Additionally, his ultimate has felt a bit lackluster early game, so we're bumping up its power.

Kha'Zix Q damage ratio reduced. But this bug almost got through the entire season without any changes! Kha'Zix has been generally strong all season, and now that many competing junglers have gotten nerfed, he's become really popular. His power has recently crept up from strong to OP, so we're tuning down his damage. Maokai Passive heal reduced early. W base damage reduced. Maokai's tanky support builds have been excelling in solo queue and even surpassing his already powerful AP support builds.

Qiyana Base health reduced; base health growth increased. Qiyana is too strong in Elite play but weak in Average play, so we're moving some power around instead of straight nerfing her.

Elite players are very efficient at capitalizing on early leads and quickly snowballing their gold, so we're trading in some of Qiyana's early power and gold scaling for some level-based power that should be more available to the average Qiyana player. Renekton W stun and lockout durations increased. The changes to Renekton's stun in We're reverting those nerfs and will be looking for other ways to make sure the croc doesn't take a bite out of the pro scene again.

Lockout Duration 0. Riven W base damage increased. As usual, matchmaking and competitive queues across all servers will be disabled 3 hours before the update.

Next week's patch Stay tuned for The previous update, Patch But this patch will be crucial as teams make preparations ahead of the League of Legends World Championship. While this update follows the two-week routine update to address in-game bugs and enhance competitive gameplay, this patch is significant as Riot looks to buff less-picked champs to encourage teams to have a wide variety of picks.

League of Legends developer Jeevun Sidhu gave fans a sneak peek at Patch This update is significant as it introduces changes to 33 champions. In effect, the changes will influence champions and meta in the looming Worlds Riot is buffing Gangplank, an effective bully on the top lane to push his power towards the end of the game in League of Legends Patch Seemingly, the developers are trading off a powerful Parlay harass for a strong late-game performance.

Gangplank will now get his five-barrel chains back plus a bonus on his E to compensate for power and speed buffs. These changes should make him a powerful late-game threat and one of the most menacing champions. With these changes, teams will have to think twice before entering the Saltwater Scourge. Three AD assassins, Talon, Zed, and Qiyana also receive buffs to enhance their attacking capabilities.

This buff will make the assassins lethal threats in the jungles. Do you already have a champ in mind that you want to climb with in LoL patch You definitely have to try out Jhin and Sivir! Both ADC's get a damage buff and will really kick ass in the bot lane from now on! If you like to play Jungle, Jarvan is your champ for the next patch. The Demacian will have more life and better damage scaling. In our guide series, we will also show you the best way to play the champions if they have just made it into the meta of the new patch.

Want to try out Sett? Here you go!