Riot is giving Legends Patch 13.19 supporters a major buff by buffing their starting items. While League of Legends Patch 13.19 hits the live servers on September 27, developers are slowly but surely continuing their preparations for the pre-season. Over the past 24 hours, Riot Games has added a number of changes to the PBE, including major buffs to support starting items.
The changes were released by Spideraxe on September 26th and include buffs to Spellthief's Edge, Spectral Sickle, Steel Shoulderguards, and Relic Shield. Each of these starting items will have their health increased significantly and their AD or AP will also be increased.
These changes alone will change the bot lane dynamic. But these are not the only changes coming to the League in pre-season. According to Spideraxe, the developers also plan to change Runes, champions, other starting items, and Dragons.
It is not yet clear when these changes will hit the health servers. While a major change to the meta in the preseason patch makes sense, some leakers, including Frank, claim they are planned to arrive in Patch 13.20. The update is expected to be released in two weeks, on October 11.
Either way, with these changes to starting items, support champions should become more tanky and have more poke opportunities in the laning phase. With increased AD and AP, playing against champions like Lulu or Karma will be a pain in the ass.
Luckily for AD carries, Riot also wants to buff Doran's Blade and other basic starting items. This means marksmen will also have some power in the early game.
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