While Arcane focuses on the story of some of League’s champions, there are plenty of other non-champion characters who help build the foundation of the Netflix show. Many of those characters original to the world of Arcane could find their way in League of Legends, just as some of League’s original champions have made their way into the story of Arcane. A few of the show’s characters showcase abilities, talents, and backstories that could make their way onto Summoner’s Rift, fitting right in with the mechanics and style of League.

In a move that most Nintendo fans weren’t expecting, Shigeru Miyamoto made an appearance during the latest Nintendo Direct to give an update about the Mario animated movie, which is being developed by Illumination in close collaboration with Nintendo.  In addition to announcing a Dec. 21, 2022 release date in North America and a global Holiday 2022 release date, Miyamoto also revealed the main voice cast for the iconic game franchise’s characters, which left the internet reeling.

Since the launch of Legends of Runeterra, the meta has shifted with each new champion and region, changing up what decks players can practice with to climb the ranked ladder. No additional regions are slated to get added to LoR, but that doesn’t mean the meta has grown stale. The exact opposite has taken place, with the Legends of Runeterra devs pushing out steady balance patches, hotfixes when needed, new spells in each major balance patch, and most recently an enormous number of champion buffs via Patch 3.

Cherrim, the Blossom Pokémon, is one of the many creatures that calls the Hisui region home in Pokémon Legends: Arceus. This Grass-type Pokémon has many powerful moves at its disposal, but oftentimes eludes players due to its exclusivity to shaking trees in certain areas of Hisui. The strongest Grass-type move Cherrim can learn in this game is Petal Dance, though this move requires grinding to successfully attain. By getting a Cherrim all the way to level 47, it will gain access to Petal Dance in its movepool which can be equipped by accessing its summary screen in the menu.

100 Thieves had the opportunity to purchase VALORANT player TenZ from Cloud9 last May, C9 CEO Jack Etienne told Dot Esports. In February 2021, C9 asked for around $3 million for the superstar VALORANT player before lowering the price to $2 million. 100 Thieves offered around $1 million for TenZ but this was refused by C9.  TenZ was later transferred to Sentinels in June 2021 for around $1.25 to $1.5 million.