Teamfight Tactics Introduces Soul Brawl And The Choncc Dome Event
Both are coming to the game on July 19, and staying until August 15.
Unleash the power of your soul and get swole, because Soul Brawl and the Choncc Dome event are coming to Teamfight Tactics.
In the Soul Brawl game mode, players will experience a training phase and a best-of-three tournament phase. During training, they can gather Soul Power to increase loot options and empower their Soul Crown. In the tournament phase, players compete in a bracket, utilizing the transformed Perfect Soul Crown that provides additional stats and the ability to revive a champion once.
The Choncc Dome event, available on PC and mobile, introduces an Soul Fighter Champions and their personal trainers (Little Legends) as they embark on their own journey. There’s an Event Pass, allowing players to unlock thematic content by collecting XP, too. This Event Pass will be available for a reduced duration and price. Additional content includes three new fully-upgraded Booms, Chibi Gwen and Soul Fighter Gwen as Chibi Champions, and the Shattered Beast Arena. Players can complete missions in the Choncc Dome to earn XP towards their Soul Fighter Pass.
Both are coming to the game on July 19, and staying until August 15.
Also, in case you missed it, Riot Games recently announced the "Soul Fighter" cross-game event — taking place across League of Legends, Teamfight Tactics, Wild Rift, and Legends of Runeterra. The event will feature new modes such as the Arena mode in League of Legends, the aforementioned Soul Brawl in Teamfight Tactics, and Tag Duel in Wild Rift. And new champions, Naafiri and Nilah, will be introduced to League of Legends and Wild Rift respectively, along with new skins and cosmetics.
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