Nilah’s arrival in League of Legends has not only made us happy. While we enjoyed the champion, her release was accompanied by a lull in new releases that promised to leave us without new champions for some time. However, Just two months after the release of this particular ADC, Riot Games has officially kicked off the countdown to the release of K’Sante. With an unusual advance according to the developer’s established schedule, the next champion already has a very clear release date.
The release date of K’Sante, the 162nd Champion
To understand the premature announcement of the release of K’Sante, you should know that Riot Games is doing a great collaboration with Lil Nas X. The American singer-songwriter has been tasked with performing the Worlds 2022 song. , this is not the only thing that will bind the rapper to the studio, since in a press release, the officials of League of Legends said thatHe is also involved in the creation of the “K’Sante Empireo Prestige Edition” skin, which will be launched on November 3.
So far, all League of Legends champions have been released simultaneously with their first skin. Even though it’s a special cosmetic, this case has come up before with Séraphine, which like K’Sante received an evolving skin — K/DA ALL OUT Séraphine — on the occasion of its release. In this sense, and also taking into account that Riot Games’ release date is one day after the release of patch 12.21, it is practically impossible for the champion to escape a release on the aforementioned day.
Following Riot Games’ usual modus operandi, the key dates would be as follows:
- Official presentation : Around October 14
- Arrival on the PBE : October 18 or 19
- Official launch : November 3 around 10 p.m.
Based on the release dates, we can also determine that K’Sante will be present in our games during the final stretch of Season 12. However, Riot Games likes to present its novelties in the context of Worlds 2022. We do not can’t blame the developers. The World Championship is always League of Legends’ ultimate event, and there’s no better showcase.
Yesterday, Skyyart gathered its community around a League of Legends stream. The idea was to theorycraft and test Nasus’ up. The streamer also took the opportunity to talk about LP (decay) losses in Ranked. And he didn’t go out of his way with Riot Games! Is it justified?