As an exception, patch 14.4 League of Legends will not be released this Wednesday, February 21.

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Exceptionally, League of Legends patch 14.4 will not be released this Wednesday, February 21.

League of Legends patch 14.4 is scheduled for this week, but exceptionally, it will not be released overnight from Tuesday to Wednesday, but will be delayed by one day. Find a list of upcoming changes, a substantial list.

So Riot has confirmed the arrival of patch 14.4 League of Legends tomorrow evening (and not this Tuesday)! There are brand new porcelain skins in the program, but there are also numerous balancing changes to champions, some of which are very strong in the current meta.

Patch Contents 14.4

New skins

• Aurelian Porcelain Protective Sole, Porcelain Morgana; Porcelain Miss Fortune, Porcelain Darius, Porcelain Graves, Porcelain Irelia, Prestige Porcelain Kindred (her skin prestige from last year)

Champion changes

• buffs : Ahri, Jess, Kaisa, Lulu, Renekton, Soraka, Thrash, Volibear
• Balance: K’Sante, Rek’Sai, Smolder
• nerve : Aurelian Soul, Bard, Fiora, Ilaoi, Calista, Maokai, Twisted Fate Urgot, Varus, Zyra

Changes in Runes

Item changes

• Black Cleaver, Ravenous Hydra, Creeper, Terminus, Hubris, Support Items

As always, these changes are on the PBE test servers, but some of them won’t be added to the live servers tonight! As a reminder, the official patch notes should be released around 8pm tomorrow.

Changes to remember

Of all the changes announced, some are more important than others:

• Maokai is ridiculously strong for some patches. His A damage will be reduced, as well as his ultimate’s stability duration.
• Twisted Fate dominates three lanes, and terrorizes with his AD build, so the developers are making some adjustments that slow him down (without crippling him too much, so not sure if this will be enough).
• K’Santé finds balance for the pro scene.
• The nerf to the mortal tempo rune only targets melee champions. Characters like Yasuo and Yone will therefore be less effective in the early game.