
The brand new Arena Mode received micro patch notes on July 26, targeting the most overbearing picks in the game. These notes were revealed by the League of Legends Game Designer on the Modes Team, Madness Heroo on Twitter. And according to the developer, they’ll “have a larger set of changes going out in 13.15.”
To help inform players, here are the full LoL Arena Mode patch notes.
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Kai’Sa and Vayne were undeniably the best marksmen in the game. They’ve been overbearing thanks to their passives, which allowed them to essentially counter the meta, which is predominantly bruisers.
Both Vayne and Kai’Sa are receiving nerfs to their scaling damage built into their passive procs, which should definitely prevent them from being the overpowered picks that they have been since the game mode’s official launch.
Taric was also undeniably the best support in the game. His invulnerability, access to heals, and constant shields made him near impossible to deal with — especially when comboed with the right hyper carry. This LoL Arena micro patch nerfed his total healing and ability haste, which should help enemies kill his partner.
In addition, the length of Taric’s invulnerability also took a hit, allowing enemies more opportunities to burst his carry down.
Cassiopeia
Kai’Sa
Kindred
Kog’Maw
Taric
Twitch
Vayne
Moonstone Renewer
Redemption
Perseverance (Augment)
These LoL Arena patch notes mean that the developers are committed to the game mode. They’re attempting to achieve balance, which rings well for the game mode’s longevity. Keep in mind, there are more changes to come in the following patch 13.15 notes.
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