Earlier this month, Riot Games announced that the next patch for "League of Legends: Wild Rift" would be released sometime in December. The game developer has not revealed the upcoming update's content, but leaks claimed that it would introduce new champions and skins to the game. With more than 90 champion skins available in the game, it looks like more would be added when the December update releases.
Gamepur reported that dataminers uncovered some of the "League of Legends: Wild Rift" champion skins included in the December update. This includes two new skins for Darius. One is the Academy Darius, and the other is the High Noon Darius. The report also speculated that Darius might be one of the new champions that players could get their hands on when the upcoming update arrives.
Another champion anticipated to arrive in the "League of Legends: Wild Rift" December update is Draven. He made an appearance during the game's alpha testing. Leaks claimed that the champion would get two exclusive skins: the Primetime Draven and the Soul reaver Draven.
Miss Fortune will allegedly get a couple of new skins in the "League of Legends: Wild Rift" December update. Currently, she has the Cowgirl Miss Fortune and Captain Fortune skins available for 525 and 725 Wild Cores, respectively. In the December update, Miss Fortune will reportedly get the Arcade Miss Fortune skin.
Jinx can’t hardly wait to jump into Wild Rift. Watch the cinematic trailer now! You Really Got Me (ft. 2WEI, Hanna Leess, Kataem, Marvin Brooks) https://t.co/ZPk5GRIi7n pic.twitter.com/w0AUZEBKTE — League of Legends: Wild Rift (@wildrift) October 28, 2020
Jinx is apparently getting a new skin in the game's upcoming update, according to leaks. So far, she has a couple of skins, but with the latest update, she will get the Star Guardian Jinx skin.
Riot Games announced on Nov. 19 that it is launching the open beta of "League of Legends: Wild Rift" in Europe, CIS, Russia, Turkey, North Africa and the Middle East on Dec. 10. Players in Taiwan, Oceania, and Vietnam will be able to access the beta earlier on the mobile-focused MOBA starting Dec. 7. Meanwhile, several Asian countries, including the Philippines, Japan, Thailand, South Korea, and Indonesia have been playing the game's open beta for several weeks.
Riot Games also announced that a new content patch would be rolled out. It would feature tweaks based on users' feedback, as well as small bug fixes. The update is also anticipated to introduce play balancing and new features. More information about the said patch would be released on Dec. 7, according to the game developer.
"League of Legends: Wild Rift" is being developed for iOS and Android devices. It is also in the works for unspecified consoles.
