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Best Champions to Climb League of Legends Ranked in Patch 26.07

Best Champions to Climb League of Legends Ranked in Patch 26.07

League of Legends Patch 26.07 landed on April 1, 2026, continuing the string of smaller-than-usual wave of changes as Riot's attention shifts toward the upcoming Season 2 update. Key tweaks hit the Support pool, with Nami receiving nerfs to her W bounce mechanic and the support farming penalty being removed entirely, while a handful of statistical overperformers across other roles were also trimmed. The meta, however, remains largely intact, and the champions who excelled in Solo Queue in previous patches continue to shine. If you're looking to gain LP efficiently, here are the best champions to climb ranked in LoL Patch 26.07.

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Martin Arévalo-Östberg
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IEM Rio 2026 Viewer’s Guide: Schedule, Where to Watch, and More

IEM Rio 2026 Viewer’s Guide: Schedule, Where to Watch, and More

From April 13 to 19, several of the world's top CS2 teams will head to Brazil to compete in IEM Rio 2026. Here's how and where to watch the action live.

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Adarsh J. Kumar
Overwatch Reveals Anran’s New In-game Look

Overwatch Reveals Anran’s New In-game Look

Blizzard responds to player requests with Anran's much-awaited facial redesign in Overwatch, set to arrive with Season 2 on April 14.

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Adarsh J. Kumar
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