TFT 13.21 Patch Notes, League of Legends Gameplay, Plot, and More

League of Legends

League of Legends, often called League, is a popular video game created by Riot Games in 2009. It’s a multiplayer online battle arena (MOBA) game where two teams of five players compete against each other. Each player controls a unique character called a “champion” with special abilities. The goal is to work together with your team to destroy the enemy’s base, known as the “Nexus,” on a map called Summoner’s Rift.

Over the years, League of Legends has received positive reviews for its easy-to-understand gameplay, cool champion designs, and high-quality production. It’s even considered one of the greatest video games ever made. However, one challenge the game faces is dealing with negative and abusive behavior from some players.

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Despite efforts by Riot Games to address this issue, it still exists. League of Legends is hugely popular, with millions of players worldwide, and it has inspired music videos, comics, stories, and an animated series called Arcane. It has also led to the creation of other games like League of Legends: Wild Rift for mobile devices and Legends of Runeterra, a digital card game. Plus, there’s a massively multiplayer online role-playing game based on the League of Legends universe in development.

It’s a big deal in the world of esports, with competitive leagues all over the globe, and its annual World Championship attracts millions of viewers. You can watch these events on platforms like Twitch and YouTube or even on sports channels like ESPN.

TFT 13.21 Patch Notes

Patch 13.21 is the patch our set championship will be played on, so mark your calendars for the first weekend of November, cause we also have a very special announcement to make on the final day of the competition! Here we’re focused on making sure each playstyle is as competitive as possible ahead of our championship.

LARGE CHANGES

PORTALS

TRAITS

Challenjour ⇒ Challenger

The jump from Multicaster 3 to 4 is too large compared to other traits. Multicasters have the issue of bursting boards too quickly AND they’re able to do so even faster with the bonus on-attack Mana at MC 4. By nerfing the trait slightly at 3, and more significantly at 4, we’re able to slow down the pace of combat, while also making the power jump a bit less sharp. MC 3 will now be your core damage bump, while MC 4 is for allowing your other Multicasters to cast more. 

UNITS: TIER 2

Twisted Fate is the only unit we’re shipping a nerf to, and it’s pretty big. Even after nerfs in our 13.20 mid-patch update, TF continues to have the deck stacked in his favor. It’s time to reshuffle the cards. TF will also be impacted by our nerfs to Multicaster (above section), and Blue Buff (see items). Additionally, TF’s best friends are also getting lighter nerfs.

The amount of nerfs and severity of the Twisted Fate-specific nerf below may seem extreme, but so is Twisted Fate’s performance, who at two-stars on Stage 3 outplaces most comps with a two-star 4-cost. 

UNITS: TIER 3

Our AD ratio buff for Darius failed to cement him as a viable reroll carry. We’re adjusting his damage dropoff on resets to bring dunking back in style like it’s 1996 (the release of the original Space Jam film).

Miss Fortune is another reroll carry that has just missed the spot (despite marking it). We planned on buffing her already, but with our nerf to her core item (Blue Buff), we’re giving her an even buffer buff.

Even after our Nautilus buff in 13.20 to his bonus Armor and MR, players still aren’t giving him their Chain Vests and Negatron Cloaks. Instead of letting him sink to the bottom of the Guardian’s Sea, we’re increasing both his base defensive stats and his passive amplification. So go ahead and give him that tank item—he really wants it, and I’m getting a bit worried about him.

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Sona and Vel’Koz are receiving smaller nerfs to account for the power they received with our Multicaster rework last patch. For more context on their nerfs, you can scroll up to the above section (TIER 2). 

• Darius Noxian Guillotine Recast Effectiveness: 82/85/90% ⇒ 90/95/100%

• Miss Fortune X Marks the Spot damage: 225/340/550% AP ⇒ 240/360/580% AP

• Miss Fortune max Mana buff: 10/60 ⇒ 0/50

• Nautilus Armor/MR: 35 ⇒ 40

• Nautilus bonus Resistance Amplification: 35% ⇒ 40%

• Sona Crescendo damage: 180/270/440% AP ⇒ 170/255/420% AP

• Taric Mana nerf: 0/65 >>> 15/85

• Vel’Koz Plasma Fission damage: 245/365/600% AP ⇒ 220/330/550% AP

UNITS: TIER 4

Ensuring all 4-costs have viable carry lines to make each playstyle competitive as we approach the set championship.

Like Miss Fortune above, Silco is getting a slightly larger buff to offset the nerf of his go-to Blue Buff. Reducing his max Mana by 5 also makes Spear of Shojin closer in power to Blue Buff for him in situations where you can only manage 1 Tear. 

• Fiora Health: 850 ⇒ 950

• Kai’Sa Icathian Rain damage: 75/111/240% AP ⇒ 80/120/240% AP

• Nasus Armor/MR: 50 ⇒ 55

• Sejuani Fury of the North Passive on attack True Damage Health ratio: 1.5/1.5/10% HP ⇒ 1/1/10% HP

• Silco Undercity Tactics damage: 75/115/425% AP ⇒ 85/125/425% AP

• Silco Mana: 0/50 ⇒ 0/45

UNITS: TIER 5

Econ, fast 8/9 strategies are just slightly weaker than where we’d like them to be, and that weakness mostly lies in a few of our 4 and 5-costs being a tad weak. 

• Ahri Essence Thief steal Damage: 90/135/1000% AP ⇒ 105/150/1000% AP

• Bel’Veth Royal Maelstrom lash damage: 70% AD ⇒ 85% AD

• Bel’Veth Armor/MR: 50 ⇒ 60

• Ryze Bilgewater Mana buff: 30/100 ⇒ 30/90

• Ryze Piltover Mana buff: 30/100 ⇒ 30/90

AUGMENTS

We’re taking away the awkward Built Different offerings on 3-2 when you likely already have a few traits active while also giving the Augment a bit more Health to feel truly built up.

Stellacorn’s Blessing has felt far from blessed for a while now, but we’re going lighter on the buff to ensure Targon/Gunner comps don’t have a Mount Targon-sized power ceiling.

The best parts of TFT are synergizing items/champions/traits and making a few champions the star of the show. Unburdened is the antithesis to that statement, and we’ve seen both player data and vocal feedback validating that. Instead of buffing or reworking an Augment that players just aren’t excited about, we’re pulling it entirely and saving you the Augment reroll.

While we discussed nerfing the TF Legend Augment package (notably Pandora’s) we saw that the success of the Legend was tied to the success of other balance outliers that we’ve nerfed in various ways, so we leaving the Augment in tact as we await the impact of our changes here. 

• Binary Airdrop no longer appears on 2-1

• Built Different II Health 225-475 ⇒ 250-500

• Built Different II no longer appears on 3-2

• Built Different III Health 300-550 ⇒ 300-600

• Built Different III no longer appears on 3-2

• Cybernetic Leech III Health 225 ⇒ 250

• Endless Hordes + Gold 12 ⇒ 14

• Golden Ticket chance for a free refresh 50% ⇒ 45%

• Parting Gifts max Health shield 40% ⇒ 50%

• Riftwalk AP 35 ⇒ 38

• Stationary Support I: Now delays all rewards (Training Dummy and Support Item) until after 8 player combats

• Stellacorn’s Blessing (Targon) Attack speed 35% ⇒ 40%

• Unburdened I and Unburdened II have been disabled

• Wandering Trainer Gold 4 ⇒ 6

ITEMS

We’re taking a light pass on Mana items since they disproportionately lead to faster combat states. Blue Buff and Protector’s Vow are meant to stand out and provide an early cast, but we’re making that early cast later by lowering the starting Mana to 30 (Blue Buff is 30 since you get 10 reduction). As a final note, Blue Buff and Protector’s Vow have been too strong for a while now, which means champions who use them well benefit far more than champions who have strong synergies with other items. Our rebalance here is part of a minor champion rebalancing for champions dependent on these items.

Blue Buff and Spear of Shojin are actually too far apart in power for most champions once you do the math. We’re bringing them closer together with our Blue Buff nerf, but also giving Spear of Shojin a bit more SPEAR for AD casters. 

• Crownguard AP upon shield expiration: 40 ⇒ 35

• Gargoyle Stoneplate Base Armor & MR: 25 ⇒ 30

• Gargoyle Stoneplate Armor & MR Per Enemy: 15 ⇒ 10

• Spear of Shojin AD: 15% ⇒ 25%

• Blue Buff starting Mana: 40 ⇒ 20

• Protector’s Vow starting Mana: 45 ⇒ 30

SMALL CHANGES

Small, like this reminder that Fluft of Poros is only available for the rest of this patch. Starting in 13.22 Chibi DRX Aatrox will replace Fluft’s banner! 

TRAITS

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Ionia 9 often leads to weaker Ionians receiving the enlightenment bonus which can be a bummer for your itemized Xayah or Ahri. By significantly raising the enlightenment bonus we can ensure that even your lowly 1-costs can become a threat when enlightened—that’s just the power of education! 

AUGMENTS

Infamous, unshackled, and all too comfortable. 

• Petricite Shackles now only gives 2 Demacia units

• Rising Infamy now only gives 2 Bilgewater units

• Well Earned Comforts I Health per component 80 ⇒ 70

RADIANT ITEMS

• Blue Blessing starting Mana: 40 ⇒ 20

• Bulwark’s Oath Mana: 60 ⇒ 30

• Bulwark’s Oath Armor: 20 ⇒ 40

• Dvarapala Stoneplate Base Armor & MR: 25 ⇒ 30

• Dvarapala Stoneplate Armor & MR Per Enemy: 25 ⇒ 20

• Rapid Lightcannon base AS: 70% ⇒ 50%

• Spear of Hirana AD: 30% ⇒ 45%

TOOLTIPS

• Tiniest Titan: Updated tooltip to clarify that both the heal and gold are only triggered after PVP rounds

• Caretaker’s Ally: Tooltip now states that you gain one copy of the Tier 2 champion immediately.

BUG FIXES

• It’s so coarse: Battle of the Sands can no longer be offered alongside Shifting Sands or Fleshing Arena.

• Units spawned in overtime now receive overtime buffs.

• Valar’s Hollow now has its proper tooltip back.

• If Aatrox has a Demacian Radiant item, he now properly keeps it when he respawns.

• Aatrox can no longer pass the Darkin Blade to an ally marked for revival by Shadow Isles Ryze.

• Fiora now always jumps to the nearest target when her spell kills someone.

• Fiora’s target is no longer prevented from attacking during the spell.

• Fixed a bug where Joke (Ctrl+1) and Taunt (Ctrl+2) animations stop working after player spams the emote during a Hyper Roll match

• Umbra (All Tiers All Variants) Health Bar no longer blocks the Joke (Ctrl + 1) animation

• Fixed a bug where the Reckoner Arena Flames wouldn’t shoot out sometimes despite hearing the SFX when a player would tap on this interaction of the Reckoner Arena

• I can’t see without my glasses: Cloud Catcher Hushtail tier 1 now has their glasses back on the model to match their splash

• PROJECT: Abyssia no longer has a brief delay for their taunt animation (ctrl+2)

• The Darkin Blade (Chibi Aatrox Boom) Health loss no longer triggers before The Darkin Blade boom hits the opponent

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League of Legends Gameplay

The gameplay of League of Legends (LoL) revolves around intense multiplayer battles in which players control unique characters known as “champions.” These champions possess a set of distinctive abilities and engage in player-versus-player combat on a variety of maps.

One of the most popular and competitive maps is Summoner’s Rift, where two teams of five players each compete to destroy the opposing team’s Nexus, a crucial structure in their base. The gameplay involves navigating through three distinct lanes, each protected by turrets and populated with waves of computer-controlled minions.

Players accumulate experience points (XP) and gold by defeating enemies, including minions, champions, and defensive structures. This XP helps champions level up and become stronger, while gold is used to purchase items that enhance their abilities and combat prowess.

Matches on Summoner’s Rift can vary in duration, ranging from quick skirmishes lasting around 15 minutes to epic battles that can extend beyond an hour. While the game doesn’t dictate rigid roles, players typically adopt positions like top lane, middle lane, jungle, and bottom lane, with one player designated as the jungle. The jungle focuses on clearing jungle camps and assisting teammates in lanes when needed.

League of Legends also offers alternative game modes like ARAM (All Random, All Mid) and Teamfight Tactics, which provide unique gameplay experiences. ARAM features random champion selections on a single-lane map, while Teamfight Tactics involves building teams and watching them automatically battle against other players’ teams.

With its diverse roster of champions, strategic depth, and emphasis on teamwork, League of Legends offers an engaging and ever-evolving gaming experience that has captivated players worldwide. Temporary game modes and special events add fun twists and fresh challenges to keep the gameplay exciting and dynamic.

League of Legends Plot

League of Legends originally had a plot where players acted as powerful political leaders known as “Summoners,” directing champions in epic battles on the Fields of Justice to prevent a devastating war. However, this narrative was rather simplistic, often portraying conflicts in stark “good versus evil” terms, and lacked the depth seen in other role-playing games. In its early days, Riot Games didn’t employ professional writers, and character backgrounds were just brief paragraphs.

In 2014, Riot Games decided to revamp the game’s storyline, eliminating the concept of Summoners from the lore to foster creativity and avoid stagnation. While this change might have disappointed some longtime players, it was seen as a necessary step as the game’s community continued to grow.

Riot even brought in experienced writers like Graham McNeill to help craft a more engaging narrative. The game’s lore, while not a significant part of gameplay, enriches the League of Legends universe, providing a foundation for the franchise’s expansion into various other media, including comic books and spin-off video games.

This fictional world shifted from the Fields of Justice to a new realm called Runeterra, incorporating elements from various genres, ranging from Lovecraftian horror to traditional fantasy, to create a diverse and captivating backdrop for the game and its extended universe.

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