Modern Horizons 2 is becoming a series that allows Wizards of the Coast to take risks with card design and bring back mechanics that are unlikely to ever make it into a Standard legal set. This is because Modern Horizons 2 is directly printed into Modern, skipping Standard legality. Suspend, Storm, and Vanishing are a handful of the older Magic mechanics that are returning in the upcoming set. Wizards also uses Modern Horizons to make references on older cards and add Easter eggs for longtime fans.

Evil Geniuses is parting ways with Jesse “JerAx” Vainikka after just two Dota Pro Circuit Tours, ending the current iteration of its team composition following a disappointing showing at the Stockholm Major.  Rumors of this departure began while the Major was still ongoing and JerAx was present during post-match shows and content. And although he nor EG confirmed the move until today, his name was removed from the team’s DPC registration slot on May 22, essentially revealing management’s intention to make the swap.

This week’s League of Legends patch features a myriad of changes, from champion adjustments and item balance to systems-based updates. The developers are aiming to reduce mobility in Patch 11.13, targeting items like Stridebreaker, Galeforce, and Lichbane that have “gone beyond the limits of where they should be.” They’re also looking to “enhance” the splitpush strategy and improve its gameplay to “add variety and excitement” to the game by changing the way inner turrets work and introducing a new item catered specifically to the tactic.

Pokémon Go players welcomed March with the Searching for Legends event, which will run from March 9 to 16. Like previous events, trainers will have a higher chance of encountering rare and shiny versions of certain Pokémon throughout the event, alongside a new Special Research. While tasks that require you to capture a specific type of Pokémon or make a few Great Throws can be completed in a couple of hours, the ones that involve legendary Pokémon may require you to do some pre-planning.

When playing Lost Ark for the first time, players will have tons of different kinds of content to progress through. They’ll have to farm and complete numerous quests to level up and discover the game’s story. But not all quests will be handed to them since some are hidden. These special quests are timed and not always easy to complete. The “Sunflowers for my Love Hidden Story” quest is one of them.

The Shiny Charm is one of the most important items in any Pokémon game because it drastically increases your chances of encountering a Shiny Pokémon in the wild. Once you obtain the Shiny Charm in Sword and Shield, it boosts your odds from one in 4,096 to one in 1,365.33, the exact same as in X and Y. That is a huge difference, especially if you pair it with things like the Masuda Method or shiny chaining.

Today marks the debut of season 13, and with it comes a new start to the ranked grind in Apex Legends. While some players have dedicated teammates to help them climb the ranked ladder, others aren’t as fortunate. Random teammates are occasionally great, but most of the time, they’re unreliable. That leaves solo players pitted against squads that have better communication and coordination, making life as a solo queue player in Apex significantly more challenging.

As with most new battle royale games, Apex Legends is following the trend set by Fortnite and PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds by offering a founder’s pass. The pack contains an assortment of items such as cosmetics, in-game currency to spend on more characters and skins, and a host of other goodies. Is it worth it? First, lets look at what you get if you buy the Founder’s Pack right now. It currently includes these items: 2,000 Apex Coins Exclusive Legendary Demon Hemlok Weapon Skin Three Exclusive Roughneck Character Skins (one each for Wraith, Bloodhound, and Gibraltar) Three Exclusive Banner Frames (one each for Wraith, Bloodhound, and Gibraltar) One Exclusive Founder’s Badge At first glance, it looks like you are getting a ton of items for the price of $29.

Introduced in the third generation of games, Pokémon Natures helped add an additional value to give your Pokémon defining characteristics, more of a personality, and even a competitive edge in battle.  Natures are a randomized aspect of every Pokémon that has been generated since the feature was added in Ruby and Sapphire. They determine how a Pokémon’s stats grow, typically giving more emphasis to one of the five, non-HP statistical values, while taking away the emphasis on another.

A total of 24Teamfight Tactics seasoned tournament players and ladder grinders competed over the course of three days to earn an invitation to the Gizmos & Gadgets World Championship.  For the first time in the history of TFT Worlds, North American players competed at the NA Regional Finals for a total of four slots at the Gizmos & Gadgets World Championship, along with the possibility of qualifying to compete at the Last Chance Gauntlet for another two invites.