Wild Rift Patch Notes 6.0e

Tryndamere has been performing averagely across the board. We’re giving him a boost that will make him stronger in one-on-one fights with his foes and help him in those skirmishes he takes when he has lower health.

We’re letting this dog out! We’ve given Nasus a few buffs that will help him scale more effectively and get stacks even quicker. This will make him a bigger late-game threat who can deliver devastating strikes.

While Twitch is the master of sneaky, sly plays, it’s no secret that this rat has been underperforming. So, we’re upping his early-game damage to give him better trading power in lane. 

We’ve increased Yone’s mid-to-late game power, emphasizing his strength in extended skirmishes and when he looks to poke in lane.

We want to make sure that Aatrox keeps his role as a durable teamfighter. So, we’re shifting some of Aatrox’s power by toning down his mobility and, in return, amping up his sustained damage.

Lux’s early burst damage is shining too bright, especially in lane. We’ve toned down her early damage and shielding power while maintaining her scaling and late-game burst potential.

Gnar has been too dominant in mid-game teamfights. We're reducing some of his zoning and poke pressure to balance the impact he can have in those fights.

We’ve noticed in higher ranks that Zed’s jungle presence has been too oppressive due to his mobility and low cooldown on his ult. This has made it hard for his foes to confront him, so we’re reducing his jungle clear speed to rein him in as a jungler, without affecting his strength in the Mid Lane.

Teemo’s burst potential with stealth and poison has made him too menacing. We’re slightly nerfing his burst so that he will need to rely more on his mushrooms and continuous damage to pose a threat.