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Greetings, summoners.
  
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|teamdate1=Jun 2013 - Dic 2013
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|teamdate2=Dic 2013 - Jul 2014
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|teamdate3=Oct 2014 - Jul 2015
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== Biography ==
   
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==Trivia==
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Welcome to patch 6.10, the one after Midseason. We’re back to business as usual in terms of our layout this time. 6.9’s template is one we break out for special occasions, and ‘changing almost everything in League’ seemed to fit that description.
  
   
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== Achievements ==
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Just as with any patch after a major update, 6.10’s mostly about reacting to whatever balance outliers remain after the tectonic shift. You can’t make an omelette without breaking a few eggs - or in this case, a few mages. While we’re waiting for the dust to settle and the rest of the game’s landscape to really take shape, it’s clear that a few of our mage updates undershot (or overshot) expectations.
  
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| 2017-08-04
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| [[CLS/2018 Season/Opening Promotion|2018 CLS Opening Promotion]]
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| {{Medal|NQ}} {{Team2|B2K}} 2 : 3 {{Team|Legatum}}
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|-
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| 2017-03-29
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| [[Circuito de Leyendas Sur/2017 Season/Opening Playoffs|2017 CDLS Opening Playoffs]]
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| {{Medal|1}} {{Team2|B2K}} 3 : 2 {{Team|Legatum}}
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|}
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{| class="sortable prettytable"
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! width="540" | Result
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| 2016-12-04
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| [[Latin America Cup/LAS/2017 Season/ESL Major Open|ESL Major Open]]
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| {{medal|2}} {{team2|B2K}} FF : W {{team|Legatum}}
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|-
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| 2016-11-18
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| [[Logitech G Challenge 2016/Qualifiers/Chile|Logitech G Challenge Chile 2016]]
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| {{medal|1}} {{team2|B2K}} 2 : 0 {{team|Serena Five}}
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|-
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| 2016-07-19
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| [[Chile Championship Series Temporada 3]]
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| {{medal|1}} {{team2|Bullets}} 2 : 1 {{team|FK}}
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|-
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| 2016-06-04
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| [[Latin America Cup/LAS/2016 Season/Torneo Nacional/Chile Closed|Torneo Nacional Chile Closed]]
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| {{medal|4}} {{team2|Bullets}} 0 : 1 {{team|SRG}}
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|+ style="background: #E6E6E6; border: 1px solid black;"|2015
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| 2015-04-13
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| [[Latin America Cup 2015/LAS/Closing Cup/Promotion|2015 LAS Closing Cup Promotion]]
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| {{Medal|NQ}} {{team2|CL5}} 0 : 3 {{team|Dark Horse}}
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| 2014-11-22
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| [[Liga Samsung (Ending 2013)]]
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| {{medal|2}} {{team2|ChiLeanFivE Hopes}} 1 : 3 {{team|KLG}}
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|+ style="background: #E6E6E6; border: 1px solid black;"|2013
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| 2013-11-09
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| [[Encuentro Gamer Araucanía 2013]]
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| {{medal|2}} {{team2|Renegades of Hell}} 0 : 2 {{team|Royal Paladin eSports Eclipse}}
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| 2013-10-26
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| [[2013 World Cyber Games/Qualifiers/Chile|2013 World Cyber Games Qualifiers]]
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| {{medal|4}} {{team2|Renegades of Hell}} 0 : 2 {{team|High Hopes}}
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| 2013-10-26
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| [[Brazil Game Show - International Challenge 2013]]
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| {{medal|5}} {{team2|Renegades of Hell}} 0 : 2 {{team|paiN Gaming}}
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| 2013-08-29
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| [[Coliseo Frost]]
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| {{medal|2}} {{team2|Renegades of Hell}} 0 : 2 {{team|Royal Paladin eSports Eclipse}}
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| 2013-08-18
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| [[Liga Samsung (Opening 2013)]]
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| {{medal|3}} {{team2|Renegades of Hell}} 2 : 1 {{team|Givital}}
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==Interviews==
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While mages make up the bulk of 6.10’s tuning, reacting to other systemic shifts in the ecosystem (Bloodrazor, Ocean Drake) is still a top priority. Beyond that however, this 6.10 is pretty narrow in scope as we continue to evaluate how players are adapting to Midseason. There’s lots left to discover and play around still flying under the radar, so expect more focus as those builds and pocket picks shake out. Apparently people are succeeding with Skirmisher’s Sabre Bloodrazor bot lane Kog’Maw. If that’s not enough to get you experimenting, nothing will.
  
   
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==Gallery==
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We’ve also got some matchmaking fixes coming in later this patch aimed at reining in queue times and making more even matches at the top of the ladder. We’ll hit you up when the changes are good to go, so keep an eye on the front page.
  
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==External Links==
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That’s all for us this patch! Check out the rest of the notes to find out exactly who’s changing and how, and we’ll see you on the rift looking for the next big thing. Shout-outs to the 5 Singed mains out there - these Ghost buffs are on the house.
  
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* [http://www.facebook.com/gatocrack0 Facebook Fanpage]
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* [http://www.twitch.tv/gatocrack0 Twitch]
   
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==References==
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GL, HF.
  
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[[File:ScarizardIcon.jpg|20px|link=]] <span style="color:firebrick">Patrick "Scarizard" Scarborough</span>
  
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==Champions==
  
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{{PatchChampionEntry|champion=Taliyah
  
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|context=Taliyah, the Stone Weaver, will be released in this patch! To learn more, check the following links:
  
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* [http://eune.leagueoflegends.com/en/featured/taliyah-short-story The Bird and the Branch]
  
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* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H1nRIX-qvbo Homecoming]
  
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* [http://eune.leagueoflegends.com/en/page/champion-reveal-taliyah-stoneweaver Champion Reveal]
  
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* [http://eune.leagueoflegends.com/en/news/champions-skins/champion-preview/champion-insights-taliyah-stoneweaver Champion Insights]
  
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* [http://eune.leagueoflegends.com/en/news/community/community-spotlight/inside-taliyah-dev-designers Inside Taliyah dev with the designers]
  
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* [http://boards.na.leagueoflegends.com/en/c/gameplay-balance/Q5Rti3k0 Taliyah Q&A]
  
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* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3-XQ0Jb2MRs Champion Spotlight]
  
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{{PatchChampionEntry|champion=Alistar
  
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|summary=R damage reduction down.
  
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|context=Alistar's the definition of a professional staple, bringing consistent peel, initiation, and diving potential. We're not looking to change that, but when Alistar becomes too reliable he suffocates the rest of the support landscape. We've always been happy with Alistar breaking up the attrition of an all-ranged lane through the threat of tower-dives, but at present he's got too much of a good thing. We're toning back Ali's early-game ability to tank turret shots (and everything else) so opponents have a chance to play around his window of strength rather than just flee for its duration.
  
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|changes={{pai|Unbreakable Will}}
  
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{{pbc|ch=|DAMAGE REDUCTION|70% at all ranks|50/60/70%}}
  
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{{PatchChampionEntry|champion=Anivia
  
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|summary=R radius and cast range increased. Mana cost down.
  
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|context=The first of many follow-ups to our Midseason mage updates, we begin with Anivia. While we’re confident in the controlling shift we made with the Cryophoenix in 6.9, Anivia as a whole ended up less reliable in the process. With a heavier focus placed on Glacial Storm’s uptime, we’re making it easier for her to maintain her signature zoning tool.
  
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|changes={{pai|Glacial Storm}}
  
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{{pbc|ch=|COST PER SECOND|40/50/60 mana|30/40/50 mana}}
  
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{{pbc|ch=|CAST RANGE|685|750}}
  
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{{pbc|ch=|INITIAL RADIUS|150|200}}
  
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{{pbc|ch=|SWAGSTORM|Using Zhonya’s Hourglass no longer interrupts Glacial Storm}}
  
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{{PatchChampionEntry|champion=Aurelion Sol
  
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|summary=W cooldown up. R damage down.
  
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|context=While our last changes pulled him down from the heavens, Aurelion Sol’s still kicking as our biggest over-performer. Alas, when you’re a strong laner with amazing roaming and teamfighting - something’s gotta give. For this update, we’re focusing on hitting Sol’s in-fight reliability. As-is, Aurelion holds all the cards in any given engagement due to his Celestial Expansion’s amazing flexibility, forcing opponents to march to his beat. Putting some of the counterplay back into whether or not Aurelion can safely avoid being knocked out of his empowered state, as well as draining some his raw damage output, should see the Starforger less powerful (but no less magnificent).
  
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|changes={{pai|Celestial Expansion}}
  
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{{pbc|ch=|COOLDOWN|6/5/4/3/2 seconds|6/5.5/5/4.5/4 seconds}}
  
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{{pai|Voice of Light}}
  
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{{pbc|ch=|DAMAGE|200/300/400|150/250/350}}
  
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{{PatchChampionEntry|champion=Cassiopeia
  
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|summary=Q and W ranges up. W cooldown decreased.
  
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|context=One of the larger Midseason mage updates, Cassiopeia’s strengths as an immobilizing controller have been muted by a rather weak release state. Low ranges across her poisons appear to be the culprit, as Cassi quite literally lives or dies on her ability to access Noxious Blast’s burst of speed (or Miasma’s grounding). Add in some bonus usability to her poisons and Cassiopeia will see herself actually able to play her keep-away kite game without being overrun.
  
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|changes={{pai|Noxious Blast}}
  
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{{pbc|ch=|RANGE|750|850}}
  
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{{pbc|ch=|SAVOR THE MOMENT|Noxious Blast’s movement speed bonus takes longer to decay}}
  
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{{pbc|ch=|POISONOUS CLARITY|“Poisoned” particle’s size has been increased}}
  
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{{pai|Miasma}}
  
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{{pbc|ch=|COOLDOWN|22/20/18/16/14 seconds|18/17/16/15/14 seconds}}
  
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{{pbc|ch=|MINIMUM RANGE|550|500}}
  
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{{pbc|ch=|MAXIMUM RANGE|800|900}}
  
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{{pbc|ch=|BRINGING IT BACK|No longer stops upon hitting terrain}}
  
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|summary=E bounces down. More scarecrow.
  
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|context=After a season in the shadows, Fiddlesticks is back with a vengeance following his spooky update. This patch is nothing complicated - we’re going to keep our eye as Fiddle continues to harbinge doom all over the place, but the clearing and dueling potential from Dark Wind was simply too high.
  
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|changes={{pai|General}}
  
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{{pbc|ch=new|SPOOKY|After 5 seconds of not moving, Fiddlesticks will become a scarecrow}}
  
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{{pai|Dark Wind}}
  
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{{pbc|ch=|NUMBER OF BOUNCES|7|6}}
  
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}}{{PatchChampionEntry|champion=Fizz
  
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|summary=R’s fish can’t be cleansed.
  
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|context=Due to the changes to Quicksilver Sash only removing crowd control, a nasty bug surfaced where any ability that cleansed slows (like Garen’s '''Q - Decisive Strike''') would completely detach Fizz’s shark from the target. Rather than just reverting it to its previous behavior, we’re instead making it consistent with QSS’s debuff interaction. Cleansing the slow will allow you to move at full speed, but won’t detach the shark. Like with QSS’s interactions with other high-profile abilities (ex. Zed’s '''R - Death Mark''' and Fiora’s '''R - Grand Challenge'''), we’ll be closely monitoring how these changes affect Fizz’s performance.
  
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|changes={{pai|Chum the Waters}}
  
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{{pbc|ch=removed|SHARKBAIT|Cleansing Chum the Waters’ slow no longer detaches the shark from the target.}}
  
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|summary=W cooldown down.
  
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|context=Following changes to her Test of Spirit, Illaoi’s found her performance a little lopsided this patch. Traditionally relying on a powerful laning phase to transition into strong teamfighting, Illaoi’s new vessel mechanics have reversed this dynamic. Now, Illaoi’s late-game vessel shenanigans are making a big splash, but it’s her early-game strength that’s been reduced significantly. We’re happy with the direction of the new Test of Spirit (i.e. providing a tangible benefit to Illaoi but not debuffing opponents for a million years), so we’re giving the Kraken Priestess a booster-shot to her early lane-bully potential to even things out.
  
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|changes={{pai|Harsh Lesson}}
  
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{{pbc|ch=|COOLDOWN|6/5.5/5/4.5/4 seconds|4 seconds}}
  
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|summary=Rocket attacks faster at level 1, but scales worse with attack speed.
  
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|context=Our last round of changes to Switcheroo were targeted at differentiating Jinx’s weapons to make it clear when each should be useful. Pow-Pow’s minigun is for hyper-carry damage output at short range, while Fishbones’ rocket launcher is for poking and area damage at the cost of a significant amount of DPS uptime. We’re happy with how that’s played out, save one unintended goal: the usability of Jinxs’ level 1 rockets suffered immensely. Seeing how our previous change was about making rockets scale worse with items, we’re improving the feel and flow of Jinx’s trusty Fishbones for all of her destructive lane-bullying needs.
  
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|changes={{pai|Switcheroo!}}
  
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{{pbc|ch=|FISHBONES BASE ATTACK SPEED|0.531|0.625}}
  
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{{pbc|ch=|FISHBONES ATTACK SPEED PENALTY|15% reduced bonus attack speed|25% reduced bonus attack speed}}
  
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|summary=Passive cooldown up.
  
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|context=While our balance hotfix looks to have solved much of Malzahar’s over-the-top performance (like soloing dragons at level 3), Malzahar’s still ahead of the pack when it comes to mage dominance on 6.9. Void Shift is an important tool to facilitate Malzahar wading through the midlines to lockdown a priority target, but the cooldown is so flexible during laning that it makes most aggression feel meaningless. We’re dramatically increasing the windows opponents have to pull Malzahar out of the void and back to his fountain (especially early game).
  
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|changes={{pai|Void Shift}}
  
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{{pbc|ch=|COOLDOWN|23-6 seconds (at levels 1-18)|30/18/10/6 seconds (at levels 1/6/11/16)}}
  
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{{pbc|ch=|VOID CLARITY|Cooldown indicator is now also shown on buff bar}}
  
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|summary=W ratio up. E damage up.
  
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|context=Master Yi’s been on a bit of a wild ride when it comes to the patch notes, but now we find the Wuju Bladesman pretty far behind the curve. Specifically, changes to Guinsoo’s Rageblade and the removal of Sated Devourer’s got Yi feeling pretty confused about how he should be building in a post-midseason world. With Sated’s magic proc gone (and Bloodrazor’s damage being entirely physical), armor’s better protection against Master Yi than it’s ever been. Coupled with some changes to the new enchantment, tossing some power back in Yeezy’s true damage will help him melt through sturdier targets when he can’t reach the back line.
  
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|changes={{pai|Meditate}}
  
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{{pbc|ch=|RATIO|0.15 ability power per second|0.25 ability power per second}}
  
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{{pai|Wuju Style}}
  
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{{pbc|ch=|TRUE DAMAGE ON-HIT|12/19/26/33/40|15/25/35/45/55}}
  
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}}{{PatchChampionEntry|champion=Nocturne
  
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|summary=Passive has an AP ratio.
  
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|context=We know what you’re thinking, but let’s explain. There are an abundance of things in the game that give ability power incidentally (Guinsoo’s Rageblade, Baron Buff etc), making a number of champions sad when they can’t utilize it. Giving Nocturne an ever so slight ratio should make him feel better when these cases arise.
  
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|changes={{pai|Umbra Blades}}
  
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{{pbc|ch=new|RATIO|Now additionally scales with 0.15 ability power per hit}}
  
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}}{{PatchChampionEntry|champion=Shyvana
  
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|summary=W has an AP ratio.
  
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|context=Pretty much the same thing as Nocturne’s context. Re-read that but pretend we said ‘Shyvana’ instead.
  
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|changes={{pai|Burnout}}
  
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{{pbc|ch=new|RATIO|Now additionally scales with 0.1 ability power per second}}
  
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{{pbc|ch=new|RATIO ON-HIT|Now additionally scales with 0.025 ability power on-hit}}
  
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}}{{PatchChampionEntry|champion=Swain
  
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|summary=Health per level up. R heals more.
  
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|context=Before we talk about Swain proper, consider this a public service announcement: Torment’s damage amplification is a flat 20% as of 6.9, which means you shouldn’t level it first.
  
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With that out of the way, let’s talk Swain. Simply put, Swain’s not being rewarded enough for his early-game successes, often being ignored or phased out as the game goes on. We’re looking to tackle this by reinforcing what he’s good at - taking hits on the front lines and being a sticky drain-tank, especially against teams with multiple tanks. At present, Swain’s healing is based on the damage dealt - meaning the more magic resist an opponent has, the less health. This means the burly tanks of the world that Swain’s meant to prey on in lane quickly turn predator, reducing both Swain’s damage and sustain through items. We’re flipping the script and letting Swain heal up on tanks with plenty to spare (as well as upping his own natural durability) to keep his fantasy of being contextually unkillable alive and well.
  
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{{pbc|ch=|HEALTH GROWTH STAT|78|90}}
  
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{{pai|Decrepify}}
  
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{{pbc|ch=|HUNGRY FOR WORMS|Now executes minions below 10 health}}
  
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{{pbc|ch=|NOW THEY WORK|Fixed a bug where spell effects like Rylai’s Crystal Scepter and Liandry’s Torment weren’t applying properly}}
  
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{{pai|Ravenous Flock}}
  
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{{pbc|ch=|HEALING VS CHAMPIONS|75% of the damage dealt|30/45/60 (+0.1 ability power)}}
  
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{{pbc|ch=|HEALING VS MINIONS AND MONSTERS|15% of the damage dealt|8/11/13 (+0.03 ability power)}}
  
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{{pbc|ch=|FLOCK TOGETHER|Now prioritizes targets closest to Swain instead of picking them at random (still prioritizes champions over non-champions)}}
  
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}}{{PatchChampionEntry|champion=Taric
  
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|summary=R is more shiny.
  
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|context=Even for someone that shines as bright as Taric, Cosmic Radiance can be a little hard to see in teamfights. Given how pivotal it is to know whether or not people are going to take damage (who’d have thought?), we’ve put some extra shine on Taric’s biggest moment.
  
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|changes={{pai|Cosmic Radiance}}
  
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{{pbc|ch=|WITH CLARITY|Added a brighter particle that plays when units affected by Cosmic Radiance become invulnerable}}
  
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}}{{PatchChampionEntry|champion=Tryndamere
  
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|summary=R holds you at a higher threshold. No longer restores 3% health if below.
  
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|context=Tryndamere had an undocumented mechanic that would ensure you wouldn’t end at 1hp after his ult expired if you didn’t heal (which most people didn’t notice, because they’d usually heal after it ended). We’re just cleaning it up and putting it in the tooltip, since 3% of Tryndamere’s health almost always ended up at 30-70 health anyways.
  
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|changes={{pai|Undying Rage}}
  
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{{pbc|ch=|MINIMUM HEALTH|1|30/50/70}}
  
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{{pbc|ch=removed|AS I LAY DYING|No longer heals Tryndamere to 3% of his maximum health (if he was below that) when Undying Rage ends}}
  
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}}{{PatchChampionEntry|champion=Vel'Koz
  
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|summary=Passive and R ratios up.
  
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|context=Vel’Koz’s update was meant to help solve his ‘spikes early but falls off’ power-curve by giving him meaningful scaling with ability power (and extra spicy lasers against researched targets). After a patch of careful research, it’s clear we didn’t go far enough to avoid VK’s drop-off, so we’re cranking up his scaling.
  
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|changes={{pai|Organic Deconstruction}}
  
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{{pbc|ch=|RATIO|0.4 ability power|0.5 ability power}}
  
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{{pai|Life Form Disintegration Ray}}
  
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{{pbc|ch=|RATIO|1.0 ability power|1.25 ability power}}
  
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}}{{PatchChampionEntry|champion=Vladimir
  
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|summary=R’s healing on champions increased. Q baits you less.
  
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|context=Our resident blood-mage, Vladimir’s only partially living up to the expectations set in 6.9. Which is to say Vlad’s losing quite a lot of health, but not exactly gaining all of it back. Hemoplague promises a rewarding second wind for a well-placed ultimate, but falls short of being the lifeline necessary to enable Vlad’s health as a resource. We’re tuning back his risk/reward paradigm as well as some usability improvements to help Vladimir pull off the daring low-health plays he’s known for.
  
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|changes={{pai|Transfusion}}
  
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{{pbc|ch=|RIPE FOR THE PICKING|Crimson Rush’s particle now delays until just before Transfusion becomes available}}
  
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{{pai|Tides of Blood}}
  
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{{pbc|ch=|ROLL TIDE|Releasing Tides of Blood no longer prematurely cancels Sanguine Pool}}
  
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{{pai|Hemoplague}}
  
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{{pbc|ch=|HEALING VS CHAMPIONS|50% of the damage dealt|150/250/350 + 0.7 ability power, increased by 50% for each additional champion hit beyond the first}}
  
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|summary=Passive-spawned seeds can be stepped on faster.
  
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|context=Zyra’s Midseason is off to a good start, comfortably blooming into a botanical powerhouse. We’re not looking to do anything dramatic - just adjusting Garden of Thorns to be less punishing for those on the wrong side of the grass.
  
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|changes={{pai|Garden of Thorns}}
  
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{{pbc|ch=|SEED GRACE PERIOD|Can be stepped on|1.5 seconds after spawning|1 second after spawning ''('''W - Rampant Growth''' seeds remain at 1.5 seconds of immunity)''}}
  
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}}{{PatchChampionEntry|title=Splash Updates
  
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|summary=Tristana’s skin splashes have been updated:
  
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{{!}}style="border: transparent solid 2px"{{!}}[[File:Tristana_Splash_2.jpg|150px]]
  
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{{!}}style="border: transparent solid 2px"{{!}}[[File:Tristana_Splash_3.jpg|150px]]
  
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{{!}}align="center" style="border: transparent solid 2px"{{!}}'''Buccaneer'''
  
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{{!}}align="center" style="border: transparent solid 2px"{{!}}'''Earnest Elf'''
  
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{{!}}align="center" style="border: transparent solid 2px"{{!}}'''Firefighter'''
  
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{{!}}style="border: transparent solid 2px"{{!}}[[File:Tristana_Splash_4.jpg|150px]]
  
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{{!}}style="border: transparent solid 2px"{{!}}[[File:Tristana_Splash_1.jpg|150px]]
  
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{{!}}style="border: transparent solid 2px"{{!}}[[File:Tristana_Splash_6.jpg|150px]]
  
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{{!}}align="center" style="border: transparent solid 2px"{{!}}'''Guerilla'''
 
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{{!}}align="center" style="border: transparent solid 2px"{{!}}'''Riot Girl'''
  
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{{!}}align="center" style="border: transparent solid 2px"{{!}}'''Rocket Girl'''
  
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==Summoner’s Rift==
  
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{{PatchChampionEntry|title=Jungle Respawn Timers
  
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|summary=Red and Blue minimap respawn icons are smaller.
  
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|context=The size of the buff icons were cluttering the minimap and giving the feeling that buff contests were as important as epic monsters. Bringing the size in line with the importance of buffs is a good way to clear up the minimap landscape to see other things like wards or traps.
  
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|changes={{pbc|ch=|MINIMAP CLARITY|Reduced the size of Red & Blue minimap respawn icons}}
  
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}}{{PatchChampionEntry|title=First Minion Wave
  
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|context=Consistency at the start of the game is what allows players to make laning decisions. We’ve been honing in on that consistency with small minion tweaks over many patches, but losing a ranged minion to random chance could occasionally change the dynamic of laning. Eliminating that outlier should give players clearer expectations about the laning phase.
  
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|changes={{pbc|ch=|FOCUS ON THE FRONT|Minions in the first wave should no longer grab an enemy ranged minion as a target randomly.}}
  
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|summary=Doesn’t amplify true damage.
  
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|context=True damage offers pretty clear feedback: the damage you see is the damage you get, no decreases or increases. Mountain Drake was violating that expectation (especially around smite fights), so we’re bringing it in line with the rest of the game.
  
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|changes='''Mark of the Mountain Drake'''<br>
  
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{{pbc|ch=|TRULY OUTRAGEOUS|No longer amplifies true damage (including Smite)}}
  
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|summary=Now restores health and mana only when out of combat with champions and towers.
  
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|context=Regeneration effects often go unnoticed by their owners, but the Ocean Drake buff is large and spiky enough that players feel the individual ticks. The occasional lucky tick right before a killing blow, however, was adding more frustration than gameplay and often leaving players wondering if their damage hadn’t gone through. Tying the regen to stay out-of-combat allows more counterplay to opponents, allowing them to feel less like they’re fighting a rising tide. Of regeneration.
  
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|changes={{PNUpdated}} '''Mark of the Ocean Drake'''<br>
  
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{{pbc|ch=|SEA GOD’S CLAIM|Restores 4/8/12% of your missing health and mana every 8 seconds if not damaged by a champion or tower in the last 5 seconds}}
  
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|summary=Turrets now take less true damage when the backdoor bonus is in effect.
  
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|context=Turrets have always had a pretty massive defensive boost to discourage raw backdoor attempts, but with the increased prevalence of True Damage in the game (Mountain Drake, Red Buff) we’re adjusting to keep it in line.
  
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|changes={{pbc|ch=|REALLY REINFORCED ARMOR|Now additionally absorbs 66% of true damage when the backdoor bonus is in effect}}
  
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{{PatchChampionEntry|enchantment= Bloodrazor
  
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|summary=Attack speed and on-hit damage up.
  
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|context=The new Bloodrazor allows junglers like Shyvana and Master Yi to feel more comfortable interacting with other players early on, rather than obligated to farm the jungle for twenty minions. That said, thanks to the relatively weak combat strength of Bloodrazor, they’re not enjoying the results of those interactions. Without being pinned to farming, attack speed junglers have reasons to duel enemy junglers, gank, or otherwise scrap for early-mid game advantages - they just need reasons to believe they can win those duels. Upping combat strength is the solution here.
  
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{{PatchChampionEntry|ss=Barrier
  
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|summary=Cooldown decreased.
  
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|context=Right now, Barrier doesn’t really have anything to differentiate it from Heal, leaving it outclassed by the less temporary nature of Heal. A lower cooldown should offer Barrier a unique identity as the go-to summoner spell against repeated assassin all-ins.
  
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|changes={{pbc|ch=|COOLDOWN|210 seconds|180 seconds}}
  
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{{PatchChampionEntry|ss=Ghost
  
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|summary=Cooldown decreased. Movement speed scales with level.
  
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|context=With the removal of Distortion Boots, Ghost lost out on the scaling power it had come to rely on. Given Ghost’s consistent underselection relative to Flash, buffing the summoner spell won’t make it a must take, while still keeping the late game feel it previously had.
  
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|changes={{pbc|ch=|COOLDOWN|210|180}}
  
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{{pbc|ch=|MOVEMENT SPEED BONUS|27% at all levels|28-45% (at levels 1-18)}}
  
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==Dynamic Queue==
  
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{{PatchChampionEntry|summary=Rolling out later this patch: several adjustments and improvements targeting high MMR matchmaking in dynamic queue.
  
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|context=Our goals are lowering queue times and improving match quality above Diamond tier with a set of solutions addressing those two issues. We’ll share more during this patch.
  
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{{PatchChampionEntry|title=Champion Mastery
  
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|summary=Champion Mastery Levels 6 and 7 are coming this patch.
  
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|context=Mastery Levels 6 and 7 better emphasize skill by requiring S grades from matchmade games. We’re emphasizing a performance requirement alongside a dedication component (the time needed to unlock free chests or earn IP for champ shards or permanent loot) to build on the original system’s blend of skill and participation. Keep an eye out for a larger announcement soon!
  
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|changes={{pbc|ch=|MORE MASTERFUL MASTERY|Earn new mastery badge emotes, loading screen border flags, and announcement banner upgrades for each level}}
  
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{{pbc|ch=|DING|Earn Mastery 6 tokens for S-, S, and S+ games with champs that are Mastery Level 5}}
  
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{{pbc|ch=|DING DING|Earn Mastery 7 tokens for S and S+ games with champs that are Mastery Level 6}}
  
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{{pbc|ch=|HEXTECH MASTERY|Combine Mastery tokens for a specific champ with that champ’s crafting shard, permanent loot, or blue essence to unlock their next mastery level}}
  
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{{pbc|ch=|ZOINKS!|We’re adding a new mystery champ item to the store for RP or IP in a future patch that’ll help offset the RNG of finding champ shards and permanents in chests}}
  
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==Bugfixes==
  
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*Fixed a false error message that occurred when entering a game lobby
  
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*Final Boss Veigar's '''Q - Baleful Strike''' no longer turns units invisible when killing them
  
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*Fixed a number of interactions with Cassiopeia's '''W - Miasma Grounded''' debuff
  
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*Varus's '''Q - Piercing Arrow''' no longer occasionally deals damage against spell shielded targets
  
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*Annie’s '''R - Summon: Tibbers''' cooldown no longer resets to full if Tibbers lives past the end of the ability’s cooldown
  
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*Frozen Heart’s aura no longer pops Malzahar’s '''Passive - Void Shift'''
  
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*Fixed a bug where Ahri’s '''W - Fox-Fire''' could spawn less than three flames if cast at the same time as Ahri used Flash
  
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*Zigg’s '''Passive - Short Fuse''' cooldown is now properly reduced when casting spells while '''W - Satchel Charge''' is active
  
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*Fixed a bug where '''Zyra’s Q - Deadly Spines''' could cause the wrong seeds to spawn Thornspitters
  
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*Fixed a bug where flat armor reduction effects (ex. Nasus’s '''E - Spirit Fire''') reduced jungle monster armor by more than the intended amount as monster stats scaled over time
  
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*The Lifeline cooldown of Sterak's Gage no longer resets to full after the Sterak's Fury buff expires
  
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*Fixed a bug where Zz'Rot Portal's Voidspawn were ignoring minions
  
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*Restored Curling Veigar’s vintage border for players who owned him as a limited skin
  
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{{!}}align="center" style="border: transparent solid 2px"{{!}}'''Freljord Taliyah'''
  
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{{!}}align="center" style="border: transparent solid 2px"{{!}}'''Super Galaxy Fizz'''
  
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{{!}}align="center" style="border: transparent solid 2px"{{!}}'''Super Galaxy Kindred'''
 
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{{!}}align="center" style="border: transparent solid 2px"{{!}}'''Super Galaxy Shyvana'''
  
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Revision as of 05:08, 17 November 2017

Overview
Tournament Results
Stats
Match History
Gatocrack
Gatocrack2
Background Information
NameVicente Barra
Country of Birth
Chile
Residency
LAS
LAS
Competitive
Role
Bot Laner
Favorite Champs


Soloqueue IDsGatocrackkkk, kot
Social Media & Links
Infobox Facebook Fanpagelogo std
Infobox Twitchlogo std
Team History
Jun 2013 - Dic 2013 ⁠Renegades of Helllogo std⁠Renegades of Hell
Dic 2013 - Jul 2014 ⁠ChiLeanFivE Hopeslogo std⁠ChiLeanFivE Hopes
Oct 2014 - Jul 2015 ⁠ChiLeanFivElogo std⁠ChiLeanFivE
Jul 2015 - ??? 2015 ⁠Gatitos Justicieroslogo std⁠Gatitos Justicieros
Apr 2016 - Sep 2016 ⁠Bullets eSportslogo std⁠Bullets eSports
Oct 2016 - Nov 2017 ⁠Born to Killlogo std⁠Born to Kill


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Biography[]

Trivia[]

Achievements[]

  • 2017
  • 2016
  • 2015
  • 2014
  • 2013
2017
Date Event Result
2017-08-04 2018 CLS Opening Promotion NoQualified Born to Kill⁠Born to Killlogo std⁠ 2 : 3 ⁠Legatumlogo std⁠Legatum
2017-03-29 2017 CDLS Opening Playoffs PlacementIcon1 Born to Kill⁠Born to Killlogo std⁠ 3 : 2 ⁠Legatumlogo std⁠Legatum
2016
Date Event Result
2016-12-04 ESL Major Open PlacementIcon2 Born to Kill⁠Born to Killlogo std⁠ FF : W ⁠Legatumlogo std⁠Legatum
2016-11-18 Logitech G Challenge Chile 2016 PlacementIcon1 Born to Kill⁠Born to Killlogo std⁠ 2 : 0 ⁠Serena Fivelogo std⁠Serena Five
2016-07-19 Chile Championship Series Temporada 3 PlacementIcon1 Bullets eSports⁠Bullets eSportslogo std⁠ 2 : 1 ⁠Feedback Gaminglogo std⁠Feedback Gaming
2016-06-04 Torneo Nacional Chile Closed PlacementIcon4 Bullets eSports⁠Bullets eSportslogo std⁠ 0 : 1 ⁠South Reapers Gaminglogo std⁠South Reapers Gaming
2015
Date Event Result
2015-04-13 2015 LAS Closing Cup Promotion NoQualified ChiLeanFivE⁠ChiLeanFivElogo std⁠ 0 : 3 ⁠Dark Horselogo std⁠Dark Horse
2014
Date Event Result
2014-11-22 Liga Samsung (Ending 2013) PlacementIcon2 ChiLeanFivE Hopes⁠ChiLeanFivE Hopeslogo std⁠ 1 : 3 ⁠Kaos Latin Gamerslogo std⁠Kaos Latin Gamers
2013
Date Event Result
2013-11-09 Encuentro Gamer Araucanía 2013 PlacementIcon2 Renegades of Hell⁠Renegades of Helllogo std⁠ 0 : 2 ⁠Royal Paladin eSports Eclipselogo std⁠Royal Paladin Eclipse
2013-10-26 2013 World Cyber Games Qualifiers PlacementIcon4 Renegades of Hell⁠Renegades of Helllogo std⁠ 0 : 2 ⁠Logo std⁠High Hopes
2013-10-26 Brazil Game Show - International Challenge 2013 Renegades of Hell⁠Renegades of Helllogo std⁠ 0 : 2 ⁠PaiN Gaminglogo std⁠paiN Gaming
2013-08-29 Coliseo Frost PlacementIcon2 Renegades of Hell⁠Renegades of Helllogo std⁠ 0 : 2 ⁠Royal Paladin eSports Eclipselogo std⁠Royal Paladin Eclipse
2013-08-18 Liga Samsung (Opening 2013) PlacementIcon3 Renegades of Hell⁠Renegades of Helllogo std⁠ 2 : 1 ⁠Logo std⁠Givital

Interviews[]

Gallery[]

External Links[]

References[]

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 ChiLeanFivE's Facebook Post (Spanish) facebook.com
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 ChiLeanFivE's Facebook Post (Spanish) facebook.com
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 Gatocrack's Facebook Post (Spanish) facebook.com
  4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 Tsunami's Facebook Post (Spanish) facebook.com
  5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 Born to Kill's Facebook Post (Spanish) facebook.com
  6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 Gatocrack's Facebook Post (Spanish) facebook.com
  7. ↑ 7.0 7.1 7.2 Archive Pages: before change - LAS - 2018-08-07; after change - LAS - 2018-08-08
  8. ↑ 8.0 8.1 8.2 Hafnet eSports' Tweet (Spanish) twitter.com
  9. ↑ 9.0 9.1 9.2 Hafnet eSports' Tweet (Spanish) twitter.com
  10. ↑ Archive Pages: before change - LAS - 2018-08-05; after change - LAS - 2018-08-08


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