Riot reveals Dawnbringer and Nightbringer skins, upcoming event
Riot Games has developed new skins to add to the Dawnbringer and Nightbringer theme. Champions receiving new skins are Karma, Nidalee, Lee Sin, Vladimir, and Soraka. New Sugar Rush skins for Braum, Evelyn, and Ziggs, and Hextech Swain are coming as well.
The skins come along a new Night and Dawn event that will go live with patch 9.24 and bring Poro King back to ARAM and the Howling Abyss.
Soraka has both Dawnbringer and Nightbringer skins
Dawnbringers are getting richer in number with Karma and Soraka joining the ranks. Fitting the theme, skins have lighter colors with touches of gold and blue neon glows.
Riot will be forwarding all the proceeds made from Dawnbringer Karma purchases to a charity, as announced earlier this year.
Soraka will be fighting for both sides as she’s getting both versions of the skins. The two skins have a different color palette, with Nightbringer Soraka colored in shades of red, and Dawnbringer Soraka in pink and light blue.
Besides Soraka, Lee Sin and Vladimir are also getting their Nightbringer skins of a similar style. Lee Sin’s skin is coming in with a prestige edition as well.
Sugar Rush skins for the new LoL event
There are more skins Riot has revealed. Sugar Rush versions of Evelynn, Ziggs, and Zilean will be available for the holidays. The skins fit the theme of the upcoming Sweet and Savory event coming to League this December.
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recently shared that the event will bring back the ARAM game mode Legend of the Poro King. Players will need to hit enemies with snowballs 10 times to spawn a giant poro that will heal them and help them push towards the enemy Nexus. Feeding the Poro with special snax will trigger special abilities, and versions of Dawnbringer Riven’s blade and Nightbringer Yasuo’s winds are coming as new snax abilities with the event.
Assuming the event will be similar to the previous one where players had to choose between Order and Chaos, this time around they might be fighting for either Sweet or Savory. The event should also feature daily missions and the usual battle passes.
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