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One kill was never just one kill. It reset the whole kit, and then it was your turn.
Some champions get nerfed. Old Master Yi got a full rebuild, because there was no number small enough to fix a swordsman who could not be caught, could not be worn down, and came back to full readiness the moment he cut someone down.
It's been two years since I posted the farewell and thanked everyone who read this site from 2011 to 2024. Turns out retirement didn't stick.
Nerfplz.com is back, and there's a lot to catch you up on: revamped tier lists, new filterable catalogs, and a plan for what comes next.
He was not teased, he was not hyped up for weeks, he just showed up on release day already capable of 1v5ing a lobby that had no idea what hit it.
Every era of League has a champion the whole server bans on reflex without checking the matchup first. Xin Zhao earned that reputation before players even had a name for what he was doing to them, in the very same patch he was born in.
For eight straight seasons you could not see her coming. That was the entire point.
With League of Legends Classic bringing back old kits on July 29, we are digging up the champions whose "old kit" earns an audible groan. First up: the demon who spent nearly a decade invisible.
Riot is turning back the clock. Here's everything we know about League of Legends Classic, answered FAQ style.
Old runes, old masteries, old kits, and a 60 champion launch roster pulled straight from 2009-2013. We break down what's actually changing below.
Pandemonium's Patch 26.14 is here, and it's mostly a mid-lane shakeup with a Locke follow-up nerf and a T1 championship skin wave dropping alongside it. Corki, Mordekaiser, Nami, and Yunara all get real power added back in, while Garen, Jayce, Locke, Senna, and Seraphine get reeled in after strong showings. Azir doesn't get numbers touched at all. Riot instead fixed a pile of item/rune interaction bugs that were quietly underselling him. Blue Buff also picks up scaling Ability Haste to matter more in the late-game jungle, and ARAM/Arena both get their usual pass of augment and champion tuning.
Pandemonium's Patch 26.14 is here, and it's mostly a mid-lane shakeup with a Locke follow-up nerf and a T1 championship skin wave dropping alongside it. Corki, Mordekaiser, Nami, and Yunara all get real power added back in, while Garen, Jayce, Locke, Senna, and Seraphine get reeled in after strong showings. Azir doesn't get numbers touched at all. Riot instead fixed a pile of item/rune interaction bugs that were quietly underselling him. Blue Buff also picks up scaling Ability Haste to matter more in the late-game jungle, and ARAM/Arena both get their usual pass of augment and champion tuning.
Buffs: Corki, Mordekaiser, Nami, Yunara
Nerfs: Garen, Jayce, Locke, Senna, Seraphine
Tweaks: Azir
Ten-plus years in and Thresh still tops the solo queue support charts. Turns out that's not an accident.
As of Patch 26.13, Thresh sits at God Tier on the current solo queue tier list, leading every support in play rate. No rework, no big buff, just a decade-old kit that keeps punishing anyone who hasn't put in the reps against it.
Check out the details on runes and builds below!
