League of Legends – Wild Rift Update 3.4 Patch Notes

Today, Riot Games released their latest 3.4 update patch for their mobile version of League of Legends -Wild Rift, along with the accompanying patch notes. The patch notes contain a lengthy list of changes, fixes, and additions to the game. So, without any more introduction, here are the full patch notes for the League of Legends – Wild Rift 3.4 update.

Wild Rift Update 3.4 Patch Notes

New Champions

Gwen, the hallowed seamstress

A former doll transformed and brought to life by magic, Gwen wields the tools that once created her. She carries the weight of her maker’s love with every step, taking nothing for granted. At her command is the Hallowed Mist, an ancient and protective magic that has blessed Gwen’s scissors, needles, and sewing thread. So much is new to her, but Gwen remains joyfully determined to fight for the good that survives in a broken world.

• Gwen will be released on September 15 at 00:01 UTC.

Yone, the unforgotten

In life, he was Yone—half-brother of Yasuo, and renowned student of his village’s sword school. But upon his death at the hands of his brother, he found himself hunted by a malevolent entity of the spirit realm, and was forced to slay it with its own sword. Now, cursed to wear its demonic mask upon his face, Yone tirelessly hunts all such creatures to understand what he has become.

• You will be released on September 22 at 00:01 UTC.

New features

Champion score

We’re making some changes to and expanding on Champion Score in the Wild Rift update 3.4 patch notes! Previously you were able to only earn Mastery for the champions you played, but now you’ll also be able to earn Mastery for each role you play! Here’s how it works:

• There are five different tiers (1 – 5).
• Each tier will have a different color icon.
• The score will be displayed on your profile page.
• Hovering over it on your profile will also show your top three champions in that role.
  • For example if you hover over the Support role it will also show the three champions you have highest Mastery on in Support.
• You’ll be able to share your role score to your teammates in your lobbies!

GVG & Guilds update

Recently, we gave an update on GvG and guilds, but wanted to briefly touch on it here as well in the Wild Rift update 3.4 patch notes. After Season 3, we will be replacing the current form of GvG with a whole new guild season. Here are some of the updates you can expect to see when Season 4 of guilds starts on September 16 at 00:01 UTC:

• While GvG will be gone, guilds will continue to be in the game (you and your guildies are still stuck with each other).
• Trophy Track is here to stay, with some of the same goodies from before as well as some new ones!
• Simplified Trophy Track and missions, so you and your friends can hop into a game and earn rewards while doing it!
• Guild and the Trophy Track will still have seasons and a theme.
• Before GvG ends, we’ll have one late hoorah to celebrate everyone who participated and provided us feedback!
  • From September 16 – October 1, you and your guildies can earn a one-time reward.
  • If you’re not in a guild right now, as long as you join one before October 1, you’ll also be eligible to receive the reward.

Thank you for all your feedback on GvG and guilds, and please let us know how the new season and the updates to the Trophy Track feels!

Season 4 of Guilds will begin on September 16 at 00:01 UTC

Quality of life updates

This patch, we have a variety of quality of life updates to improve your overall experience:

Ping System

• We’ve received feedback that sometimes pings are difficult to use, so we’re adding a new optional system. The aiming and targeting of it is different from what we currently have and this new system is something you’ll be able to opt into. We can’t wait to hear your feedback. Let us know if it makes pings smoother to use!

Kill Banner Updates

• Currently, players who get the final blow on killing a foe get the credit for the kill with a banner, but often their teammates helped them get these kills by setting up the play or assisting them in some way. So this patch we’re also adding assisting champion icons to the kill banners! Now your Leona, who cc’d your foe for a year, will also get the credit they earned in the banner right next to you!

Loadout System Updates

• We’ve also made some updates to the loadout system! You’ll now be granted more slots for items when building your custom loadouts. In game, you’ll be able to view your loadout in the shop and see the order in which you placed the items. You’ll also be able to change out any of the items in your loadout if you need because of the team comp or champion you’re up against. We hope this gives you more room to add situational items to your loadout so that you can easily swap to them when you’re in game!

Wild pass

Wait… what’s that? Is it a bird? A plane? No… it’s Superhero Jayce! Flying into this Wild Pass along with his Ascended version and plenty of goodies for you to earn throughout the Wild Rift update 3.4 patch notes! He’s a genius inventor by day and a hero who will do anything to protect his people by night.

In addition to the new skin and goodies, we also have some updates to the Wild Pass as a whole this patch:

• The “Bonus Rewards” section is now the “Wild Pass Emporium.”
• You’ll no longer progress linearly from levels 51 through 75, but instead, there will be an exchange where you can claim rewards in any order you’d like.
• Wild Pass Skin Augments are now here and will be granted if you claim enough rewards in the Emporium.
• Simple set of repeatable missions for playing matches added.
• Have a cap and reset each week, that will give you steady momentum for just logging in and playing games.
• Elite Pass purchasers will receive Seasonal Missions so you can obtain all the rewards you want in the new Emporium!
• Purchasing the Elite Pass will also now grant you a new Role Choice Skin Chest at level 1.
• Instead of getting any random skin, you can narrow down the choices to just one lane role—Solo, mid, jungle, duo, or support!

The Wild Pass will be available September 15 at 00:01 UTC

Gamemodes

Duel

IT’S TIME TO D-D-D-D DUEL! For a limited time, you’ll be able to hop into the Howling Abyss and duke it out in a true 1v1 duel without any pesky supports trying to interfere. We want an even fight though, so we do have a few rules for this mode:

• In order to claim the victory you must either:
  • Kill enemy champion 2 times before the shrinking circle appears.
  • Kill the enemy champion 1 time after the shrinking circle appears.
  • Destroy the first enemy turret.
• There will be a shrinking circle:
  • Spawns 8 minutes into the game
  • The initial radius of the shrinking circle will cover the whole map. It will wait 30 seconds, then will begin shrinking.
  • The circle will complete shrinking at 9 minutes and 30 seconds and the final radius is 5 meters.
  • There will be continuous damage if you’re outside of the circle.
  • Once the shrinking circle appears, the next death by a champion will end the game for the killer’s victory.
• All champions are unlocked on the Howling Abyss
• Omnivamp is reduced by 50% against minions
• Recalling to the fountain will allow you to purchase items
• Each player will start with 500g
• Gold and experience generation are increased

Duel will be available to play from September 16 at 00:01 UTC until September 29 at 23:59 UTC

Updates to Aram

In the Wild Rift update 3.4 patch notes, you’ll also notice we’re making some updates to ARAM during champion selection. You’ll now be able to purchase extra rerolls in ARAM with Poro Energy. Here’s how it works:

• The existing ARAM game flow is unchanged: you can use rerolls only in champion select.
• The free rerolls still recharge as they always have and you store up to two ARAM rerolls like always.
• After you use up all your free rerolls, you’ll be offered the option to purchase extra rerolls with Poro Energy.
• You cannot use more than 2 rerolls (including free and extra) per game, and you have to use the free ones first.
  • That means: If you entered the lobby with 2 free rerolls, you cannot purchase more for that game.
• Extra purchases of rerolls are limited to 3 per day.
• They reset each day.
• The first reroll you will purchase will cost 50 Poro Energy, the second 100 Poro Energy, and the third 200 Poro Energy.
• You cannot store-up extra rerolls.
• Extra rerolls are just the same as free rerolls: rerolled champions are still pickable by allies.

In addition to these updates, last patch we launched titles for ARAM seasons and we heard your feedback and have made some updates to the title names:

• ARAM Brawler
• ARAM Warrior
• ARAM Elite
• ARAM Royalty
• ARAM Legend

Events

Yone’s arrival

Yasuo’s half brother arrives on the Rift, haunted, and trying to understand what he has become.

The Yone’s Arrival event begins September 22 at 00:01 UTC

Champion changes

Akali

Players who have been picking Akali, even the invested Akali mains, have been struggling to make her succeed even when they perfectly execute their plays. So, we’re giving her some small buffs to help her take down her opposition.

Base stats

• Base health: 570 → 600
• Twilight shroud
• Energy gain: 80 → 100
• Max energy gain: 80 → 100

Jayce

Players who haven’t put as much time into Jayce haven’t been able to take advantage of his Hammer form, so we’re making it a little more forgiving to stay in Cannon form. This should ease Jayce’s mastery curve and help you nail those plays with your hammer.

Base stats

• Mana recovery: 9 → 12
• Thundering blow / Acceleration gate
• Cooldown: 16s → 14s

Jhin

We’ve been looking for ways to adjust Jhin so that he can have more ajhincy throughout the game. The increased root duration on Deadly Flourish that we previously adjusted hasn’t helped much in this area, so we’re reverting that change and instead giving it a shorter cast time for higher reliability.

Deadly flourish

• Cast time: 11 frames → 9 frames
• Root duration: 1.5/1.75/2/2.25s → 1.25/1.5/1.75/2s

Kayle

While Kayle has excelled at tipping the scales for her team and winning games, she hasn’t been satisfying to play for most players. We’re adjusting some of the baseline power Kayle has and giving her more sustain in lane. This will allow her to have a more forgiving laning phase, but a less powerful late game, particularly with her Attack Damage builds.

Divine ascent

• Passive hit damage: 12/16/20/24 + 15% Ability Power → 12/15/18/21 + 15% Ability Power

Celestial blessing

• Heal: 60/100/140/180 → 70/110/150/190

Starfire spellblade

• Passive hit damage: 12/16/20/24 + 15% Ability Power → 12/15/18/21 + 15% Ability Power

Divine judgment

• Cooldown: 95/80/65s → 100/90/80s

Leona

Despite recent buffs, Leona is still falling behind compared to other supports in the Dragon Lane. To give her more opportunities to shine during teamfights, we’re buffing the stun duration on her ultimate, Solar Flare.

Solar flare

• Slow and Stun duration: 1.5s → 1.75s

Samira

Since her release, Samira has been struggling compared to her peers. To help her out, we’re giving her a much needed tune-up so that she can shine in style alongside her peers.

Base stats

• Base health: 570 → 610
• Health per level: 105 → 115
• Health at level 15: 2080 → 2220

Daredevil impulse

• Base bonus magic damage: 2 – 14 (Based on level) → 6 – 20 (Based on level)

Flair

• Attack Damage ratio: 75%/85%/95%/105% → 75%/90%/105%/120%

Sett

Sett has fallen behind other fighters, especially in higher levels of play. To set him up for success, we’re beefing up the bonus Attack Damage ratio associated with his Haymake active.

Haymaker

• Active Attack Damage ratio: 15% Bonus Attack Damage → 20% Bonus Attack Damage

Shyvana

After the recent adjustments we made to Shyvana, she’s in a good place overall, but we feel like her ultimate upgrade could be a bit more exciting. To add some fire to it, we’re swapping out the bonus health for Omnivamp.

Dragon’s descent

• While in Dragon Form: Gain bonus 100/150/200 health → Gain 15% Omnivamp

Sion

Sion has been stronger and more effective in the jungle than we anticipated, and while we aren’t saying Sionara to him in the jungle, we are cutting away some of that power. We’re also smoothing out some bizarre interactions with Unstoppable Onslaught to make it behave morlikeas a Sion player would expect.

Glory in death

• Bonus health gain from killing minions and the small monster: 6 → 5
• Bonus Health gain from large monsters, champions, epic monsters, cannon minions, and siege minions: 20 → 15

Decimating smash

• Monster damage modifier: 150% → 120%

Unstoppable onslaught

• Movement speed capped at 800 during Unstoppable Onslaught

Tristana

Previous buffs went a little overboard for Tristana, so we’re bringing the cooldown on Rapid Fire back to where it was in the Wild Rift update 3.4 patch notes. We’re also looking to adjust the default controls for Tristana around her Explosive Charge to improve the feels around the spell and make Tristana more accessible.

Rapid fire

• Cooldown: 16/15/14/13s → 18/17/16/15s

Explosive charge

• Controls: Tap casting will now prioritize turrets over minions.
• Controls: Tristana will now prioritize targets with her bomb.

Varus

Recent changes have left Varus weak overall, so we’re giving him some extra damage that should be effective for attack-oriented builds.

Base stats

• Attack Damage growth: 2.65 → 3.6

Yasuo

Yasuo is performing below our expectations after recent nerfs, so we’re increasing his scaling Attack Damage to amp up his power in the game’s later stagesme.

Base stats

• Attack Damage per level: 2.65 → 3.6
• Attack Damage at level 15: 96 → 109

Yuumi

Yuumi has been in an unfur-tunate position since her release. She’s been frustrating for many players to go up against, but not particularly good at winning games. She also required a lot of in-and-out gameplay that Yuumi players weren’t attached to, so we’re trying a different approach with the cat for this version. Yuumi is now no longer tied to her passive to restore mana to fuel her massive mana cost for her heal, but will generally have less power, particularly outside of combat. She will also have more frequent poke earlier in the game, but won’t be able to use her passive shield to mitigate enemy harassment as much. The goal of these changes is to make Yuumi less frustrating to play against, but allow Yuumi enjoyers to feel more comfortable enhancing their ally of choice without feeling immense pressure to constantly bop her foes to get the most out of her passive.

Bop ‘n’ block

• Cooldown: 12/10/8/6s → 18/15/12/9s
• Shield value: 60 – 410 + 35% Ability Power → 60 – 410 + 25% Ability Power
• [Removed] Mana restoration

Prowling projectile

• [Adjusted] Projectile is no longer gated by distance from your attached ally. Instead, it has a time-gated duration of 2.25s only.
• Empowered threshold: 1s → .75s
• Magic damage: 60/100/140/180/220 + 30% Ability Power → 60/100/140/180/220 + 25% Ability Power
• Empowered Magic damage: 80/130/180/230/280 + 40% Ability Power + 2/4/6/8/10% Target’s current health → 70/120/170/220/270 + 35% Ability Power +
• 1.5/3/4.5/6/7.5% Target’s current health
• Cooldown: 9/8/7/6/5s → 7/6.5/6/5.5/5s

You and me!

• Bonus Attack Damage granted to Yuumi and attached ally: 7.5/9/10.5/12+12/15/18/21% × Ally bonus Attack Damage → 7.5/9/10.5/12+13/15/17/19% × Ally
• bonus Attack Damage
• Bonus Ability Power granted to Yuumi and attached ally: 15/18/21/24 + 12/15/18/21% × ally bonus Ability Power → 15/18/21/24 + 13/15/17/19% × ally bonus Ability Power

Zoomies

• Mana cost: 40/45/50/55 + 15% maximum mana → 80/90/100/110
• Movement speed: 15% + 10% Ability Power → 15% + 5% Ability Power
• Heal value: 80/120/160/200 + 40% Ability Power → 20/30/40/50 +10% Ability Power
• [NEW] Healing now repeats the heal effect for the next 3 attacks or abilities within 5 seconds. This will affect Yuumi normally, or her attached ally if Yuumi is attached.

ARAM changes

Hullbreaker

• Updated description: Howling Abyss, Boarding Party: Howling Abyss is a Boarding Party-free zone! Hullbreaker has been adjusted to grant Armor and Magic Resist to replace Boarding Party
• Armor: 10
• Magic Resistance: 10
• This change will also be active in Duel as it takes place on the Howling Abyss.

Tristana

• Damage received: 0% → 5%

Samira

• Damage dealt: 0% → 5%
• Damage received: 0% → -10%

Sion

• Damage received: 0% → 5%

Ultra rapid fire changes

Akali

• Damage dealt: 5% → 10%

Corki

• Damage dealt: 5% → 10%

Darius

• Damage dealt: 5% → 10%

Fiora

• Damage received: -5% → -10%

Katarina

• Damage dealt: 5% → 10%

Kennen

• Damage dealt: 0% → -5%
• Damage received: 0% → 5%

Lulu

• Shield granted: 0% → -10%

Nami

• Healing done: 0% → -15%

Orianna

• Damage dealt: 0% → -5%
• Damage received: 0% → 5%

Pantheon

• Damage received: 0% → -10%

Pyke

• Damage dealt: 0% → 10%
• Damage received: 0% → -10%

Renekton

• Damage dealt: 0% → 5%
• Damage received: 0% → -5%

Senna

• Damage dealt: 5% → 10%

Tristana

• Damage received: 0% → 10%

Yasuo

• Damage dealt: 5% → 10%
• Damage received: -10% → -15%

Yuumi

• Damage dealt: -10% → -15%
• Damage received: 10% → 15%
• Healing done: 0% → -20%

Rift herald

• First spawn time: 4 minutes → 5 minutes
• Refresh time: 4 minutes → 5 minutes
• Attack Damage: 200 → 250

Smite

• Bonus gold and experience from monsters: 20% → 30%

Turrets

• Outer Turret plating gold: 200g → 180g

Gameplay changes

Items

[New] Spectral sickle, Harrowing Crescent, Aand Black mist scythe

Quest items for Supports are now available with the Wild Rift update 3.4 patch notes! If you’re familiar with the Support Quest items in League of Legends PC, these will look familiar! These items will transform throughout a game as you earn gold with them. Spectral Sickle is tailor-made for Support champions who excel at poking (looking at you, Sona). If the player attacks an enemy champion or structure while a charge is active, they will earn bonus gold toward their Quest, allowing them to upgrade Spectral Sickle into Harrowing Crescent and then finally to Black Mist Scythe. When this item transforms into Black Mist Scythe, the player gains access to the powerful Spellcraft passive, which will reduce the cooldown of the item owner’s enchantments by a large chunk when they score a kill or assist.

Spectral Sickle

• Cost: 500g
• Passive – Versatile: 6 Attack Damage or 12 Ability Power (Adaptive)
• Unique passive – Tribute: While near an allied champion, damaging abilities and attacks against champions or structures grant 30 gold. These effects recharge every 10 seconds (max 3 charges). Earn 50% less gold from killing minions and monsters, earn 100% bonus gold from nearby minions your allies don’t kill, and earn 1 bonus gold per 3 seconds.
• Unique passive – Quest: Earn 500 gold from this item to upgrade to Harrowing Crescent (this item only upgrades while out of combat).

Harrowing Crescent

• 5 Ability Haste
• Passive – Versatile: 12 Attack Damage or 25 Ability Power (Adaptive)
• Unique passive – Tribute: While near an allied champion, damaging abilities and attacks against champions or structures grant 30 gold. These effects recharge every 10 seconds (max 3 charges). Earn 50% less gold from killing minions and monsters, earn 100% bonus gold from nearby minions your allies don’t kill, and earn 1 bonus gold per 3 seconds.
• Unique passive – Quest: Earn 500 gold from this item to upgrade to Black Mist Scythe (this item only upgrades while out of combat).

Black Mist Scythe

• 10 Ability Haste
• Passive – Versatile: 20 Attack Damage or 40 Ability Power (Adaptive)
• Unique passive – Tribute: Earn 2 gold per 3 seconds.
• Unique passive – Spellcraft: Kills and assists against enemy champions refresh the total cooldown of your enchantments by 40%.

You are limited to only 1 Support Quest item at a time.

[New] Relic shield, Targon’s buckler, and bulwark of the mountain

Relic Shield is designed for Supports who would want a little more survivability in the early game. Similar to Spectral Sickle, this item transforms over the course of the game when the player earns gold with its associated quest. Specifically, the player can consume charges with this item to execute minions, granting their nearest ally the kill gold while granting the item owner kill gold and bonus gold! Upon transforming into this item’s final form, Bulwark of the Mountain, the player also gains access to the new Spellcraft passive.

Relic Shield

• Cost: 500g
• 100 Health
• Unique passive – Spoils of War: While near an allied champion, attacks consume a charge to execute minions below 50% (30% if ranged) of their max health. Killing a minion grants yourself 125% of the kill gold, grants the nearest allied champion 100% of the kill gold, and heals you for 15 – 65. 50% of the minion gold you earn this way is applied to your Quest. These effects recharge every 20 seconds (max 3 charges). Earn 50% less gold from killing minions and monsters, earn 100% bonus gold from nearby minions your allies don’t kill, and earn 1 bonus gold per 3 seconds.
• Unique passive – Quest: Earn 500 gold from this item to upgrade to Targon’s Buckler (this item only upgrades while out of combat).

Targon’s Buckler

• 150 Health
• 5 Ability Haste
• Unique passive – Spoils of War: While near an allied champion, attacks consume a charge to execute minions below 50% (30% if ranged) of their max health. Killing a minion grants yourself 125% of the kill gold, grants the nearest allied champion 100% of the kill gold, and heals you for 15 – 65. 50% of the minion gold you earn this way is applied to your Quest. These effects recharge every 20 seconds (max 3 charges). Earn 50% less gold from killing minions and monsters, earn 100% bonus gold from nearby minions your allies don’t kill, and earn 1 bonus gold per 3 seconds.
• Unique passive – Quest: Earn 500 gold from this item to upgrade to Bulwark of the Mountain (this item only upgrades while out of combat).

Bulwark of the Mountain

• 200 Health
• 10 Ability Haste
• Unique passive – Spoils of War: Earn 2 gold per 3 seconds.
• Unique passive – Spellcraft: Kills and assists against enemy champions refresh the total cooldown of your enchantments by 40%.

You are limited to only 1 Support Quest item at a time.

[Removed] Hextech megadrive

With the introduction of new Support Quest items, we are removing Hextech Megadrive from the item system in the Wild Rift update 3.4 patch notes since the Spellcraft passive associated with the fully upgraded Quest items and the Tinker passive associated with Hextech Megadrive fill a similar role.

[New] Meteor Enchant

While we’re removing the damage from Redeeming Enchant, we know that some players enjoyed the gameplay around the long-range large area strike they could call down on their foes. So we’re bringing in Meteor with the Wild Rift update 3.4 patch notes, a new enchantment that is focused entirely on the damage aspect rather than the supportive aspect. Also, we just think it’s really cool that you can call down a meteor from the sky on an enemy.

Total cost

• 500g

Effect

• Target a location within 30 range. After a 2.5-second delay, a meteor will fall from the sky at the targeted location, dealing 25% of each enemy’s health as magic damage. 90-second cooldown
• Against monsters, this deals a maximum of 500 damage.
• Can not be casted while dead

[New] Protect enchant

Protect is a new enchant designed to enhance champion abilities rather than provide an alternative avenue for defending themselves or their team. With its strong amplification for lower-cooldown spells, it is much more powerful at protecting singular targets with individual heals or shields rather than an entire team.

Total cost

• 500g

Effect

• Grant the next heal or shield ability you use within 3s 100-25% increased heal and shield power (based on its cooldown; shorter cooldown spells get larger amounts of heal and shield power). 90 second cooldown.
• 0 – 20s cooldown: 100% increased heal and shield power
• 20 – 40s cooldown: 50% increased heal and shield power
• >40s cooldown: 25% increased heal and shield power
  • Protect Enchant tracks the base value of the cooldown, not its scaled value after Ability Haste.

[Removed] Athene’s unholy grail

Athene’s Unholy Grail has been an extremely powerful item for a while now that has offered a few enchanters a way to get extra value from interacting directly with enemy champions. We like the idea of this type of payoff, but we don’t like how narrow Athene’s requirement of having to deal high damage to your opponents and also frequently heal or shield allies is. So, we’re putting Imperial Mandate in this slot instead.

[New] Imperial mandate

Imperial Mandate is coming in to add a new and exciting mechanic that will reward mages and enchanters for interacting with their opponents. We’re looking to enable more aggressive play out of both mages and enchanters in the support position with this item.

Combine Path & Cost:

• Kindlegem (1000g) + Fiendish Codex (1000g) + 500g
  • Total cost: 2500g

Stats

• Ability Power: 40
• Ability Haste: 20
• Health: 200

Passive

• Coordinated Fire: Abilities that slow or immobilize a champion deal 47 – 75 (based on level) bonus magic damage and marks them for 4 seconds (6s cooldown per champion). Ally champion damage detonates the mark, dealing an additional 94 – 150 (based on ally level) magic damage and granting you both 20% Move speed for 2 seconds.

[Removed] Hextech gunblade

Hextech Gunblade has always been an extremely limited item, offering a bizarre combination of stats along with a unique effect that only made it usable for a few champions. Over time as we’ve tuned items and champions, we believe that both the item systems and the Gunblade users are healthier without this item in the game, so we’re removing with the Wild Rift update 3.4 patch notes in favor of a different Ability Power vamp item, Riftmaker.

[New] cosmic drive

Wild Rift’s AP system has long been lacking a strong option for picking up Ability Haste outside of early mana itemization, so we’re adding in our own take on Cosmic Drive. This item not only offers a massive amount of Haste by itself, but the movement speed granted when hitting enemy champions also scales with Haste to enable some speedy builds when you invest into the maximum Haste gotta go fast build.

Combine Path & Cost

• Aether Wisp (950g) + Fiendish Codex (1000g) + 950g
  • Total Cost: 2900g

Stats

• Ability Power: 70
• Haste: 30
• Movement speed: 5%

Passive:

• Spell weaver: Damaging active abilities and empowered attacks on an enemy champion grant (30 + 70% Haste) Movement Speed decaying over 2 seconds.
• Subsequent triggers of Spellweaver from different sources refresh the buff duration and reset the movement speed value to the maximum. Each source has a 1s cooldown.
• Only Haste from items contributes to Spellweaver’s Movement Speed.

[New] Riftmaker

Riftmaker is an item from League of Legends PC’s system that we’re bringing into Wild Rift as a way for AP fighters and AP mages to access vamp and bonuses for sustained fights.

Combine path & Cost

• Haunting Guise (1100g) + Fiendish Codex (1000g) + 1100g
  • Total cost: 3200g

Stats

• Ability Power: 70
• Health: 150
• Ability Haste: 15
• Omnivamp: 15%

Passive:

• Unique – Void corruption: For each second in combat with champions, deal 3% bonus damage, stacking up to 3 times for a maximum of 9%. While this effect is fully stacked, convert 100% of the bonus damage into true damage.

[Removed] Umbral glaive

Umbral Glaive has always been in a bit of a weird spot in Wild Rift’s shop—it was designed for a different Rift that has very different rules around vision. Because of that, it’s never been able to find its footing in Wild Rift. So, we’re replacing it with an item that has a clear and powerful useful niche in Wild Rift, which is the anti-shielding item Serpent’s Fang.

[New] Serpent’s fang

Serpent’s Fang is a long-requested feature that’s finally here: a way to counter shields! This armor penetration item gives AD assassins a sharp utility output that can situationally make them a highly valuable counter to shielding compositions. This will also allow for a situational reason why some other classes may want to dip their toes into the AD assassin item system.

Combine Path & Cost

• Build path: Serrated Dirk (1000g) + Caulfield’s Warhammer (1200g) + 800g
  • Total cost: 3000g

Stats

• Attack Damage: 50
• Armor penetration: 12
• Haste: 10

Passive

• Shield Reaver: Dealing damage to an enemy champion injects them with venom for 3 seconds, reducing any shields they gain within the duration by (Melee: 50% | Ranged: 35%), and if the target was not already afflicted by the venom, reducing all of their active shields by the same amount.

Frozen heart

Even after our recent buffs, Frozen Heart is still underperforming compared to its peers. So we’re giving it a little boost to help it compete.

• Ability Haste: 25 → 30

Ixtali seedjar

We’ve heard feedback from players that they want to have the ability to make more spontaneous plays with Seedjar. So, we’re slashing the time it takes for the seeds to grow significantly.

• Growth time: 3s → 1s

Locket enchant

For a while now, Locket has been significantly more powerful compared to other enchants, even when it’s not being used optimally. Its ability to provide hundreds or even thousands of extra health in shield value during a teamfight made it outperform other enchants by a mile, even when they were getting maximum value. We’re looking to make Locket less applicable to every situation, so it’s being changed into a magic damage shield to preserve its primary identity as an anti-AoE tool while also limiting its usage as a powerful button to press at any point during a point.

• Shield: Changed from generic → Magic damage shield

Protector’s vow

We’re significantly reducing the cooldown on Protector’s Vow to reduce its impact when it gets removed with random poke. We’re also specializing the item more by removing the Ability Power ratio and Movement speed which were low impact. In return, we’re increasing its health ratio to make the item a more attractive pick up for tanks.

• Cooldown: 30s → 20s
• Shield: (125 + 20% Bonus Health +15% Ability Power) for 1.5s → (125 + 30% Bonus health) for 1.5s
• Shield priority: Closest ally → Lowest Health ally
• Movement speed: 20% for 1.5s → Removed

Redemption enchant

Redeeming Enchant has been a powerful tool for swinging fights for a while now, but it can be difficult to use or appreciate properly due to its extended windup time when casting. We’re taking away the damaging aspect and creating Meteor and in significantly increasing the speed so its impact is more immediately felt.

• [Removed] Damage to enemies
• Delay: 2.5s → 1.5s

Repulsor enchant

Repulsor isn’t living up to its intended purpose of countering melee divers, and it’s only mediocre at its secondary purpose of splitting up the enemy team. To lend this item a hand, we’re adding a burst of movement speed to Repulsor to make it more useful for kiting and escaping.

• [New] After knocking back a champion, gain 30% Movement speed for 3s.
• Cooldown: 90s → 60s

Sunfire cape

• Sunfire Cape has been a dominant pick among the other tank items, so we’re reducing its ability to clear minions and jungle camps.
• Bonus damage to minions and monsters: 25% → 15%

Ability power items system changes

Wild Rift’s AP itemization has stagnated towards simpler build paths that revolve around getting an early Deathcap and having a meaningful amount of health. We want there to be more viable options in the first few item slots for both mages and AP assassins and we also want opting into defensive stats to be more of an intentional choice rather than an incidental part of every build. With this in mind, we’re shifting around some stats, build paths, and passives so that we can accomplish this goal with the Wild Rift 3.4 update.

Haunting guise

Total cost

1. 1300g → 1100g

Stats

• Ability Power: 25 → 30
• Health: 200 → 150

Passive

• Unique – madness: Being in combat with enemy champions generates one stack every second for the next 4 seconds. Deal 1.2% increased damage for each stack, up to a maximum of 6% → removed

Infinity orb

Total cost

• 3150g → 2900g

Stats

• Ability Power: 65 → 85
• Health: 200 → 0
• Other stats remain the same

Liandry’s torment

Combine Path & Cost

• Build Path: Haunting Guise (1100g) + Blasting Wand (900g + 1000g
  • Total cost: 3000g

Stats

• Ability Power: 70 → 70
• Health: 250 → 250

Passive

• Unique – madness: Being in combat with enemy champions generates one stack every second for the next 4 seconds. Deal 1.2% increased damage for each stack, up to a maximum of 6% → removed
• Unique – torment: Ability damage deals 1% of target’s maximum health magic damage over 3 seconds. This damage doubles if they are slowed or immobilized. → Dealing ability damage burns enemies, take 20 + 1.5% Ability Power + 1.5% of target’s max health bonus magic damage per 1s, for a total of 3 seconds.

Morellonomicon

Total cost

• 3000g → 2700g

Stats

• Ability Power: 70 → 65
• Health: 300 → 150

Prophet’s pendant

Total cost

• 1250g → 1000g

Stats

• Ability Power: 25 → 30
• Health: 25 → 0

Passive: 15 Magic penetration→ 12 Magic penetration

Rabadon’s deathcap

Combine Path & Cost

• Needlessly Large Rod (1400g) + Needlessly Large Rod (1400g) + 700g → Needlessly Large Rod (1400g) + Blasting Wand (900g) + 1100g
• Total cost: 3500g → 3400g

Stats

• Ability Power: 120 → 110

Rune changes

Domination: Conqueror

We’re revising the Conqueror tooltip in the Wild Rift update 3.4 patch notes so that it reflects this rune’s intended functionality

• Tooltip update: When fully stacked, gain bonus Physical and Magic vamp against champions → When fully stacked, gain bonus Omnivamp (against any valid target).

System changes

Minions

Leashing has always been a difficult lever to balance around as the jungler has little control over it. We’re aiming to make leashing less viable and will be balancing junglers based on them not receiving a leash. All lanes will now clash at the same time.

• The first minion wave in Baron and Dragon lane gain bonus movement speed

Omnivamp

Omnivamp is now truly omni, it will work with True damage in addition to Physical and Magic damage.

• Gain Health when dealing Physical or Magic damage → Gain Health when dealing Physical, Magic or True damage

Passive gold

Graceful Charity was a placeholder to help Supports earn more gold. Now that we’re adding Support quest items, we are removing the band-aid.

• Player with the least gold on the team gains 2 gold per second → Removed

Scryer’s bloom

Currently, Mid Laners can use the Scryer’s Bloom to reveal junglers very early. To combat this, we’re pushing back the spawn time so junglers can plan out their routes early game without worrying about being revealed at their first camp.

• Spawn Time: 0:25 → 0:45

Smite

To better prevent scenarios where the player smites the wrong target during key fights over objectives (it’s okay this has happened to us one too many times too), we’re making a control adjustment to the Smite spell in the Wild Rift u pdate 3.4 patch notes.

• Smite will prioritize epic monsters while casted by a quick swip/flick.

Skins

Space Groove Gwen

• Releasing September 15 @ 00:01 UTC

Crystal Rose Yone

• Releasing September 22 @ 00:01 UTC

Accessories

You can earn or purchase accessories from a bunch of different sources. Please check the relevant page in game for more information on how to get ’em!

Baubles

• Death Mask; Cerulean Concoction; Amber Concoction; Fuchsia Concoction; Super-pops!; Mask-a-Raid; To the Hextechmobile!; Hero’s Glory

Emotes

• Whistling; Villainous Vibes; Power Pose; Shocked; Peace Signs Up

Icons

• Wild Yone; En Garde!; Powered Up Poro; Crest of Justice; Masked Justice; Hextech Man Jayce

Icon Borders

• Border of Progress; Heroic; Heroic Ascension; En Garde!

Rift Emblems

• Cogs & Gears; Balance & Symmetry; Unyielding Justice; Bitter Nightshade; Hexwings

Custom Recalls

• Flying High; Winged Justice

Player Emblems

• Dedication & Innovation (Azure); Dedication & Innovation (Amethyst); Dedication & Innovation (Garnet)

Profile Borders

• Vision of Heroes; Vision of Justice

Homeguard Trails

• The Bird Signal

Extra bits

• Annie will now begin with full stacks of Pyromania at the start of the game or when reviving.
• Updated Soraka’s Empowered Starcall VFX.
• Adjusted roles and loadouts for a number of champions.
• Updated various text strings across the client and in game.
• The major one being, you’ll no longer be able to say you can purchase your Infinity Edge that’s available to purchase.
• Fixed the issue when Samira’s S combo would disappear while triggering GA, she would always be able to use her ultimate

Free-to-play champion rotation

• Sept 15 – Sept 21: Braum, Draven, Gragas, Lulu, Malphite, Nunu & Willump, Orianna, Samira, Sion, Twisted Fate
• Sept 22 – Sept 29: Corki, Galio, Jarvan IV, Karma, Kayle, Leona, Olaf, Sett, Xayah, Yasuo

After reading through the League of Legends – Wild Rift 3.4 update patch notes, you can find the game free to play on various mobile devices. Outside of the League of Legends – Wild Rift update 3.4 patch notes, you can head over to the development page to learn about the developers at Riot Games.