While legendary Pokémon are all over the place in Pokémon Sword and Shield’s The Crown Tundra expansion, there are a few that are slightly more important to the DLC’s story.  Galarian Moltres looks much more dangerous than its Kantonian counterpart, which is saying a lot since it’s a large bird made mostly of fire. And while the fire is still present in this form, Galarian Moltres actually loses its Fire-typing and instead is a Dark/Flying-type.

Team BDS made headlines today after it bought Schalke 04’s LEC slot for $31.54 million, which is the second-largest League of Legends esports franchise sale in Western history. “We are thrilled to finally be able to participate in such a challenging and exciting competition,” Team BDS’ head of strategy Alexandre Lopez said. “This really is the next step for BDS and we hope to feature among the best in League of Legends. We are grateful towards Riot Games and FC Schalke 04 for placing their trust in our team, and we hope to continue FC Schalke 04’s work in developing esports as a discipline of its own.

The second major balance patch of the 2022 League of Legends season is on its way. Earlier today, Riot Games released a detailed list of changes coming to the game in Patch 12.2. In total, 16 champions are set to be buffed, nerfed, or adjusted in the upcoming patch, with five in particular on the table to receive nerfs.  One of the most prominent nerfs coming to a champion in Patch 12.

Fans of Riot Games’ first animated Netflix series, Arcane, have created content showcasing their love for the series and its characters for months. While some fans opt for cosplay to look like their favorite characters, some use their artistic talents in other ways that stand out among other creations. With just threads and nails, Reddit user u/Thread_Art crafted a portrait of Jinx’s Arcane look completely by hand. They noted that this specific project took them about 30 to 40 hours to complete, following two years of previous experience making art like this with these supplies.

Following the massive success of Call of Duty: Mobile, Activision’s newest entry Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile is ready to capitalize on the successes of mobile gaming. This is what we currently know about Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile and its expected release date. When will Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile be released? Currently, there is no set release date for Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile, though speculation points toward a release sometime in 2022.

The wildly popular League of Legends only continued to gain popularity over time as the years passed and the player base grew. So much so that Riot Games developed its own mobile spin-off to the original game, named League of Legends: Wild Rift. Wild Rift is very similar to the original game, carrying on a lot of the same elements from the PC version. This includes the roster from the original League of Legends.

A new year, a new League of Legends season. Riot Games is kicking off the new ranked Summoner’s Rift season with a soft reset, changes to decay, and some other visual updates to the client and user interface. To top it all off, several balance changes to champions and items are coming to the game in Patch 12.1, along with a shiny new set of Elderwood skins. Here’s the full list of notes and updates for League’s Patch 12.

We all want to be the strongest–and in Runescape your combat level is a huge factor in that endeavor. While Runescape lets players level a range of different skills, you’ll need a high combat level if you want to do damage. Damage can come in handy in many different situations. Whether you’re questing, dungeoning, or being attacked by another player while traveling through the Wildy, this skill can save your life and your items from being taken.

North American organization Version1 is set to move VALORANT player Alexander “Zander” Dituri to the bench. He will be allowed to explore his options, multiple sources told Dot Esports.  There will likely be no other roster changes at Version1 at time of writing, according to sources. Former TSM player and Version1 stand-in Matthew “WARDELL” Yu will likely not be brought back to the roster.  Zander had competed with Version1 since December and saw relatively successful results during his five-month period with the team.

VALORANT has a Deathmatch problem.  The causal free-for-all mode is good for fans looking for that specific experience but doesn’t fill the needs of players trying to warm up. The current map pool isn’t suited for this mode and players spend too much time trying to find enemies. Playing multiple matches back to back can be tedious because you need to queue after each game and respawn delays and players focusing on winning can impact the warm-up experience.