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League Classic patch 3 is its "biggest yet," with five new champions

Riot Games has announced that League of Legends Classic patch 3 will be its largest update yet, introducing five new champions: Fiora, Galio, Poppy, Shyvana, and Xin Zhao. Game Designer David 'Phreak' Turley stated that these champions will feature their older, distinct kits from earlier seasons. The patch also includes balance adjustments for existing champions and is expected to release on Wednesday, September 9.

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Super Jump Magazine

Now Playing at SUPERJUMP, Issue 43

This issue of Now Playing at SUPERJUMP features a diverse range of games, including a nostalgic return to League of Legends Classic, the Super Bomberman Collection on Switch, and Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey Redux. The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt continues to be a beloved experience across multiple platforms thanks to its robust cross-save functionality.

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League of Legends Classic patch 2 has no new champions, but adding more is Riot's top priority

League of Legends Classic patch 2 will not introduce new champions, but Riot Games prioritizes their release in future updates, with patch 3 expected to feature multiple new additions. This update focuses on balance tweaks, increased progression speed, and the return of champion and role swapping, alongside community voting and art improvements.

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The full League of Legends patch 26.10 preview is here, and I fear Naafiri still has that dog in her

Riot Games has previewed League of Legends Patch 26.10, which includes nerfs to Naafiri and Zed, alongside adjustments for Galio, Ambessa, Anivia, Shyvana, and Ashe. The patch also reverts a 2014 change to Lee Sin's Safeguard ability, making it more versatile. Despite some nerfs, Naafiri is expected to remain strong due to item interactions and a light touch on her passive.

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Phreak isn't working on League of Legends anymore, he's on a secret new Riot project instead

David 'Phreak' Turley has transitioned from his role as a gameplay designer on League of Legends to a new, undisclosed project within Riot Games. His departure from the MOBA's design team marks a shift to a secret new endeavor within the company.