Getting tired of the never-ending competitive grind in League of Legends? Don’t worry, Riot Games is once again adding a new casual game mode to LoL that players can tune into to take a break from ranked.
Set to kick off on May 14th, Brawl is set to be a fast-paced game mode for players to master champion mechanics without having to worry about the various other complexities of the game.
In this article, we’ll take a look at everything you need to know about the League of Legends Brawl mode ahead of its official release.
League of Legends Brawl Mode Explained
Brawl in LoL is set to be a Team Deathmatch-style PvP game mode where players can try out new heroes, take their mechanical skills to the next level, or simply have fun with friends.
Here’s how the game mode works:
Each team in the Brawl Mode starts with 250 health, and the first team to reduce their opponent’s health to zero is declared the winner. You can deal damage to your opposing team with Enemy Takedowns, Minion Takedowns, and sending your Minions through your enemy’s portals.
Each Champion kill deals 5 damage to the enemy team, while Minion kills are worth 1 damage each. Sending your Minions through the enemy portal deals 1 damage per minion.
Teams can also choose to farm jungle camps that are located on either side of the lane. These camps provide powerful buffs to give you the upper edge in combat.
That’s everything we know so far about the LoL Brawl game mode at the time of writing. Further information regarding this game mode will likely be revealed once we near the launch date of Brawl.
