Individual mechanical changes, like Aurelion Sol getting more than three stars, are staying in place. This includes the percentage modifiers to damage dealt, damage received, healing, and shielding.

Since this direction can imply a number of changes, most* of the URF regular champion adjustments will be removed for the first couple of days of patch 11.19. This better accommodates the varied circumstances for why champions don’t sit at 50% on normal SR, such as low playrate or niche gameplay. Instead of aiming for 50% winrates for across the board, our new strategy is to adjust champions in URF (and future game modes) to be closer to their SR winrates. We realized it didn’t quite make sense for us to be toiling at something that already has a great solution, so we’re choosing to align closer to existing numbers in classic SR. Historically, we’ve aimed for 50% ideal winrate without incorporating how champions were balanced on classic Summoner’s Rift (SR). In this run of URF, we’re using a new balancing strategy for mode-specific champion adjustments. We’ve also made some important updates to URF below. Sharpen your spatulas, because URF returns with 11.19, just in time for Worlds! It’s time to stretch those fingers and get ready to mash those keyboards.

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