Bel’Veth, the newest League of Legends champion, has finally taken her place on the Summoner’s Rift as a deadly jungler that brings a ton of damage, speed, and mobility for team compositions. She can be frighteningly strong, especially in the late-game when she is able to get items to further boost her attack speed. However, there are plenty of ways to battle the Empress of the Void. Some champions need to take advantage of any weakness she has—even this monstrous creature isn’t infallible.

One of the most unique things about New World is its weapon mastery system that allows players to try out any or all of the game’s weapons on a single character, substituting the class-based system present in many MMO titles. Of the magical weapons in New World, the Ice Gauntlet boasts the most crowd-controlling abilities and is a great way to slow and stop offense for both PvE and PVP. With so many abilities to choose from, there are several different ways to level up this weapon to tailor your style of gameplay.

Wizards of the Coast revealed the new Lukka Modal Double-Faced Planeswalker card today via MTG Weekly, taking second fiddle to his companion Mila. Scheduled to release digitally on April 15, Strixhaven: School of Mages (STX) will contain a total of four Planeswalker cards. Liliana and Kasmina were the first Planeswalkers revealed, followed by Rowan and Will Kenrith as an MDFC Planeswalker. And during the MTG Weekly stream, Mila, Crafty Companion//Lukka, Wayward Bonder was revealed today.

The community may have pieced together the move a bit early, but Talon Esports officially signed 23savage to its Dota 2 roster for the upcoming Dota Pro Circuit Tour yesterday. This move comes just a day after Talon signed Worawit “Q” Mekchai and finalized the team’s roster as they begin to prepare for Southeast Asia’s Division II regional league.  23savage was moved to T1’s inactive roster ahead of the SEA Regional League Final, with the team bringing in Talon’s former position one player Gabbi as a stand-in for the event.

Today’s a sad day for Yoru mains. Riot has disabled Yoru in VALORANT, according to a status notification found in the game client. While the only information the message offers is that Riot is working on “an issue,” it’s likely due to the agent’s exploitable Gatecrash. A game-breaking Yoru exploit first made its rounds last week, letting players teleport into Breeze’s Pyramids with Gatecrash. Once inside the pyramids, players could plant the Spike and shoot opponents who were none the wiser.

Apex Legends’ next update will deliver a nerf to Octane and the L-Star and let Rampart carry her minigun with a few caveats. The patch is scheduled for Sept. 14, but the developers gave fans an early look at what’s changing by releasing the patch notes today. See Apex Legends on Amazon The balance changes touch on a series of problematic elements in Apex. Octane, for instance, has been nearly ubiquitous in high-level play and the L-Star buff in Emergence made it one of the most lethal weapons in the Outlands.

When choosing a surface for your mouse, there are quite a few variables to consider. You can’t go wrong with a standard-sized mousepad, but there are also larger options to check out. One of the most popular gaming surfaces in the past few years has been the desk mat. Rather than providing a small, confined play area, a desk mat covers the entire usable work area with a mousable surface. Desk mats are designed to go under your keyboard and mouse, and sometimes even your monitors with the extra-large offerings.

EA Sports added the second Team of the Week (TOTW) to FIFA 22 Ultimate Team today while the game is still in early access. Every week, EA creates a new version of players who performed well after the leagues’ fixtures or national team matches end. Next week’s TOTW will replace this one with new cards. You can acquire them through the FUT market or from FUT packs if you’re lucky enough. The best players on this TOTW are a 90-rated Karim Benzema from Real Madrid, an 86-rated Jesús Navas from Sevilla, an 86-rated Nicolò Barella from Internazionale, an 86-rated Gabriel Jesus from Manchester City, and an 84-rated Lukáš Hrádecký from Bayer Leverkusen.

For Magic: The Gathering‘s third trip to Innistrad, two new mechanics put a Creature-based approach at the forefront with Coven and Decayed. Both mechanics will be key parts of Innistrad: Midnight Hunt‘s Limited format and should be major players in the upcoming post-rotation Standard. Decayed takes advantage of the graveyard and will play well with the set’s Zombie synergies. Decayed Zombie tokens come in as 2/2 Creatures that can’t block and are sacrificed at the end of combat if they attack.

The Limgrave Tunnels can be found on the northwest corner of Agheel Lake in Limgrave. This small dungeon is a mine, featuring hardy enemies equipped with pickaxes that can do big damage. A torch, while not strictly a requirement, comes in handy for visibility. Characters with glintstone sorcery will thrive here since nearly all the foes in the tunnels are weak to magic. Those without magic will be fine but should try to carefully manage their stamina to avoid getting caught by the slow but hard-hitting enemies.