The Wild Rift is about to get a bit of wilder, as Riot Video games has revealed its plans for League of Legends: Wild Rift within the upcoming 12 months, beginning with Patch 3.1 on March 24.

The video started with one piece of dangerous information, particularly for individuals who are in search of the console model of the sport: Wild Rift won’t be becoming a member of consoles in 2022. No purpose was given for the delay.

As for the present cellular variations, the most important change coming to Wild Rift is the introduction of the Elemental Rift, a brand new area with altering landscapes relying on the occasions of the match. The brand new area will embrace a number of dragons that provide buffs when slain, and adjustments within the terrain primarily based on one among three codecs: Infernal, Mountain, and Ocean. The brand new area will solely be accessible in testing servers for Patch 3.1 and three.2, and can debut in the principle sport with Patch 3.3.

Different adjustments embrace the addition of things just like the Divine Sunderer and Hullbreaker, adjustments to present gadgets like Demise’s Dance, Fimbulwinter, and the Solari Chargeblade, and a full schedule of occasions starting from full collaborations with the PC model of League of Legends to returning themes like Pool Occasion and Pulsefire.

The video additionally previews a couple of new skins coming to Wild Rift within the subsequent few months, with the skins proven being as follows:

• Blood Moon Shen
• Arden Karma
• Fairly Kitty Rengar
• Furyhorn Cosplay Veigar
• Renektoy
• Pajama Guardian Ezreal
• Pajama Guardian Lux
• Marauder Graves
• Marauder Model

League of Legends Wild Rift is a free-to-play 5-on-5 MOBA primarily based on Riot Video games’s long-running PC sport. It’s now accessible on each iOS and Android gadgets.