Base armor growth and health regen reduced. Passive bonus attack speed reduced early.

Base armor and AD growths decreased.

W bonus resistances decreased; units kill cap increased.

E base damage decreased later.

Base armor decreased; armor growth increased. Q damage amp per stack decreased and now scales with bonus AD. W now heals from damage dealt and scales with AD. E damage decreased.

W initial rocket damage decreased later.

Q crit strike bugfix.

Q Darkin damage modifier increased.

Q cooldown decreased; base damage increased later.

Q resistances reduction increased. E cost decreased.

W cooldown decreased; ally cast bonus attack speed increased early.

W damage against non-epic monsters decreased.

Passive Overheated bonus on-hit damage decreased.

W damage ratio increased. R damage ratio increased.

R shield decreased; now scales with bonus health.

Q cost decreased later. Updated tether interaction with Master Yi.

E slow increased early.

Q cooldown increased later.

Q damage increased. W base and enhanced base damage increased later.

Dead Man’s Plate is dominating as a second item choice for a wide range of champions, including tanks, fighters, and juggernauts. We're reducing its raw defensive stats to highlight its unique mobility passive.

Death’s Dance has been a step behind its peers, so we’re bumping up its raw efficiency to bring it back in full swing.

Our adjustments to Moonstone in 11.8 left the item weaker than other options for supports, so we’re returning some power back to its base healing, which should feel even more satisfying when combined with its heal and shield power.

We’re adjusting the way Prowler’s Claw’s active targeting works to make it more user-friendly and forgiving, as it’s been more challenging to use in some kits than intended. We’re not increasing the item’s actual range, but now if you misclick slightly while trying to cast it in the middle of your combo, Prowler’s will hit the target you probably meant to click on instead of doing nothing.

In the olden times, there was a sunnier era, or dare we say, a Sunfirey era. That was until the Chemtanks crushed all who would dare oppose them. We’re bringing back the fire by helping Aegis melt down its enemies once more.

With Turbo in tow, junglers are able to consistently engage and gank as they gallop in from across the map, so we’re putting it on a tighter leash.

For such a niche item, Wit's End lacks oomph, even when picked up in the right scenario. Adjusting the build path and adding more damage should make it feel more powerful all around and appeal to more champions.