Yone, Lux nerfed in League Patch 10.17 preview


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Riot is targeting several bot-lane champions in League’s Patch 10.17.

Lead gameplay designer Mark “Scruffy” Yetter tweeted the patch preview for Patch 10.17, which he says is “a little smaller” and will be playable on August 19th. Among the changes will be nerves for Caitlyn, Sona, Lux, and Yone.

In an image that Yetter tweeted, Lux’s nerves include a W shield reduction, a W mana cost increase, and a bug fix with her W that gives her extra shield. Yone, the last one Competition champion to become free, got another nerve, with his Q-base damage reduced and his eventual being changed so that it no longer lives.

There are fewer champions buffed in Patch 10.17. Kai’Sa gets two changes to her kit – her AD per level will be increased and so will her E-speed attack.

Here are all the buffs and nerves mentioned in the Competition 10.17 Preview patch.

Buffs

  • Aatrox: R bonus AD increased from 20-30 to 20-40 percent.
  • Gragas: Armor increased from 35 to 38.
  • Kai’Sa: AD per level increased from 1.7 to 2. The attack speed increased from 40-60 to 40-80 percent.
  • Varus: Attack speed per level increased from 3 to 3.75 percent.
  • Xayah: AD per level increased from 2.9 to 3.5.

Nerfs

  • Caitlyn: Movement speed decreased from 330 to 325.
  • Evelynn: Q base damage decreased from 30-50 to 25-45.
  • Hecarim: The movement speed decreased from 25-100 to 25-85 percent over three seconds.
  • Lux: W shield decreased from 50-150 (+30 percent AP) to 45-125 (+35 AP). W mana costs increased from 60 to 60-80. W extra shield attached at edge break. Q base damage decreased from 30-50 to 25-45.
  • Qiyana: W on heat damage AD ratio dropped from 20 to 10 percent. The base damage decreased from 60-200 to 60-180.
  • Sona: Q AP ratio dropped by 50-40 percent. AP ratio rate of AP decreased from 3 to 2 percent per 100 AP
  • Yone: Q base damage reduced from 20-120 to 20-100. R no longer lifesteals.

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