Wild Rift champions are directly based on their counterparts from League of Legends. Their visuals were updated to better match their appearances in Lore and some of their abilities were changed to better work on mobile and consoles.

Not all champions from League of Legends will be released onto Wild Rift. There are 115 champions currently available.

Champions[]

Original Champion Roster[]

These are the list of champions included in the official release.

Champion Differences[]

Note: These champion differences are made in comparison to champions in League of Legends. Some differences may be missing.

Ability Differences[]

The maximum level for champions is 15 instead of 18, and basic abilities have a maximum rank of 4 instead of 5.

Ultimate abilities can be leveled up at levels 5 / 9 / 13 instead of 6 / 11 / 16.

Many champions in LoL have been ported over, several champions' abilities have been modified to accommodate either the twin-stick control scheme or the smaller scope of the match.

Champion Abilities

• Ahri's Essence Theft's healing limitation is changed to after using 3 abilities, her next ability will heal. Additionally, it doesn't count for health recovery per enemy hit, it just simply heals for a certain amount.

• Ashe's Enchanted Crystal Arrow can now be controlled (like Yuumi's Prowling Projectile, with a turning circle more similar to Sion's Unstoppable Onslaught). Ranger's Focus always stores two stacks of focus whenever it's not used. However, the number of empowered basic attacks she can have when active can only be based on the amount of focus she has instead of any amount of basic attacks under a short period of time.
• Akali's Shuriken Flip no longer has the ability to mark her Twilight Shroud.
• Amumu's Tantrum active additionally slows for 30% in 0.5 seconds.
• Aurelion Sol's Astral Flight can be turned around instead of going one direction.
• Darius' Noxian Guillotine cooldown reset is enabled at all ranks.
• Diana's Moonfall is now required to be channeled to gain its crowd control effects instead of the moment it starts. She is also unable to move during its channel. The size of the area of effect depends on how long it has been channeled. Moonfall also applies Moonlight on affected targets. Moonsilver Blade passively no longer grants a flat amount attack speed per level. She can, however, still gain an attack speed bonus after using any ability.
• Evelynn's Hate Spike can only be cast twice instead of four times as well as not being able to mark the enemy for bonus magic damage through hitting a bolt (base damage and scaling from each spike is increased instead, basic attack and ability damage interaction is removed). Ability power only Increases Demon Shade's healing below her threshold instead of increasing the health it can heal.
• Garen's Perseverance's health regeneration changed to based on missing health from based on maximum health. Demacian Justice now deals 50% true damage to enemies near the primary target.
• Katarina can slowly move around instead of staying still during her Death Lotus to maintain the channel.
• Kassadin's Void Stone's now grants a shield every ability cast instead of gaining passive ghost and reduced damage against magic damage.
• Lee Sin's Safeguard no longer requires an allied unit and can simply dash to a target location.
• Lulu's Whimsy targeting input changed to location-targeted from unit-targeted. Whimsy now gains Help, Pix!'s offensive effects like Glitterlance's extension and bonus damage from Pix, Faerie Companion. Targeting a location instead of a unit now leaves a shrine similar to Bard's Caretaker's Shrine.
• Lux's Final Spark has global effective range. Consuming Illumination with a basic attack is now a non-projectile.
• Miss Fortune's Double Up's, Annie's Disintegrate's, Kassadin's Null Sphere's targeting input changed to direction-targeted from unit-targeted.
• Nasus' Siphoning Strike now grants 4 stacks for smaller units and 8 stacks for larger units.
• Rakan's Battle Dance increases the shield when applied to Xayah instead of increasing its range when used on her.
• Rammus' Rolling Armordillo now increases his movement speed while out of combat instead of dealing on-hit magic damage
• Shyvana gains bonus effects on her abilities from slaying monsters and gaining stacks of Draconic Bloodline. Every 100 stacks of Draconic Bloodline enhances one of her abilities.
  • Slaying Large Monsters grants her 8 stacks of Draconic Bloodline.
  • Slaying Champions, Rift Herald or, Baron Nashor grants 12 stacks of Draconic Bloodline.
  • Slaying Dragons grants 35 Draconic Bloodline.
• Soraka's Starcall becomes empowered after healing an ally three times. When empowered, it's damage is increased by 40% and has a bigger area of effect.
• Wukong's Crushing Blow is now his passive instead of Stone Skin. However it grants increased damage per stack (up to a cap) instead of armor penetration when he and his clone damage the enemy. Crushing Blow's old active is now called "Golden Staff" and passively grants bonus attack range on the next basic upon casting any ability. Golden Staff grants the next basic attack bonus damage and heals him. The clone from Warrior Trickster no longer gains bonus attack speed from Nimbus Strike.

Active Champion Abilities

• Added actives to several previously passive only abilities:
  • Vayne's Silver Bolts' active grants bonus attack speed for 3 attacks for a duration and triggering the passive during this time grants healing equal to the damage dealt by Silver Bolts.
  • Vi's Blast Shield has switched places with Denting Blows. Blast Shield is now an active ability. Passively, a stack of Blast Shield is gained whenever Vi attacks or casts an ability, up to 5 stacks. Casting Blast Shield will consume all stacks to grant Vi a shield and a burst of bonus movement speed for 3 seconds.
    • Denting Blows is now Vi's innate. Bonus attack speed now scales with her level. The bonus physical damage dealt is changed to 4% of her target's maximum health at all levels and its AD ratio has been increased.
  • Twisted Fate's Stacked Deck's active increases the passive bonus attack speed for 3 seconds.
  • Teemo's Guerrilla Warfare has switched places with Toxic Shot. Guerrilla Warfare is now an active ability and uses camouflage instead of invisibility. It can only extend its stealth in the Brush and has a five second duration when not on the brush.
    • Toxic Shot is now Teemo's innate. Attacks deal Bonus magic damage and increases per level and it's damage over time scales per level.
    • Move Quick allows Teemo to tumble when activated aside from getting its movement buff.

Passive Indicators

A new passive indicator on the health bar has been implemented for certain champions:

Artwork Differences[]

While many of the game assets are directly ported from LoL, some assets have been tweaked/updated to better match newer assets. Some assets have gone through censorship due to cultural reasons.

The following default skin(s) have received a new splash art

• Original Leona
• Original Soraka
• Original Nautilus

The following skins have received a new splash art

The following default skin(s) have received an adjusted splash art (censored or general)

The following skins have received an adjusted splash art (censored or general)

Skins[]

Exclusive/Unique Skins[]

These skins are released uniquely to Wild Rift, as either exclusive- or First to Wild Rift.

Skins ported over to League of Legends[]

Some First to Wild Rift skins are directly ported from Wild Rift to LoL

Skins ported over to Teamfight Tactics[]

Some First to Wild Rift skins are directly ported from Wild Rift to TFT

Skins ported over to Legends of Runeterra[]

Some First to Wild Rift skins are directly ported from Wild Rift to LoR

Augments[]

Some skins in Wild Rift, have what is called Augments. Augments functions as chroma and/or skin upgrades (either be model or vfx). Some Augments are exlusive to specific regions.

Trivia[]

• Some of Teemo's and Wukong's changes in Wild Rift were originally tested in the PC version but were ultimately pushed back due to negative community feedback at the time.

Media[]

• Videos

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