The developers at Riot have decided to commemorate their forthcoming series, Arcane on Netflix based on their MOBA game League of Legends by introducing a special event, RiotX Arcane and in addition, have added a special battle-pass and collectors set to be scored during the event.

This event will run from November 5-22 and may also require you to connect your Twitch account with that of Valorant.

A free for all battle pass was recently deployed by Riot into their first-person tactical shooter, Valorant as a part of the brand new Netflix series, Arcane.

The content which will be made available during this event will be based on the series and the game League of Legends.

It’s been learnt that the special collectors set would have a purple and golden-themed sheriff and would be the only item in the set and does resemble the theme of Jinx, the main protagonist of the Riot’s Netflix series.

As we all know Arcane is to be revealed in three acts across the month of November with the first already released on November 6 while the rest two parts dropping on the dates 14 and 20 respectively.

During the first act, the Arcane Poro Charm was made available to the players by signing up on RiotX Arcane’s official website. With Act 2 on the horizon, yet another reward is being made available on the same in the form of an in-game spray. “Loose Cannon”.

How to get loose cannon spray in Valorant:

• 1: Visit RiotX Arcane’s official website
• 2: Clock on the “Sign up” button located on the top right of the page
• 3: You would need to use your Valorant account details to further login.
• 4: Upon logging in, hit the “Explore Now” button.
• 5: Once the above is done, you may now choose to “Talk to KillJoy” and complete the set of missions to further unlock the Loose Cannon Spray.

The Swedish-English side didn’t lose a single map on their way to the final, and then swept the Germans 3-0 in a Bo5 Final to take the title home.

After a year and a half of underwhelming results during the Coronavirus pandemic, things are finally looking up for fnatic. The 3 time Major winning org, parted ways with ‘flusha’ first, to add ‘Jackinho’. Then they also benched veteran ‘JW’  and ‘Golden’ to add ‘ALEX’ and ‘mezii’, the ex-Cloud9 duo. They then signed ‘smooya’, placing their trust in him after his shock benching/stepping down from BIG right before the Katowice 2019 Major saw him out of any tier 1 teams for 2.5 years.

The British core of a new look fnatic has been on the up ever since, first qualifying for IEM Winter with him and now winning DreamHack Open November with a flawless run. 

‘Brollan’ found his 2019 groove again as he was awarded the MVP for the event with a 1.40 rating across 9 maps. Smooya and mezii too had ratings of 1.27 and 1.23 to help their side secure the title, their first win at an event that wasn’t a qualifier in 19 months.

In the final fnatic annihilated BIG on Inferno, winning 16-3 with a tremendous showing on the T side with 12 rounds. BIG couldnt do anything and succumbed to a defeat easily.

Vertigo was a close call, with both sides showing good defenses, as fnatic posted 10 on theirs. BIG retaliated with a stellar showing as well and the score was even at 12-12 at one point, but the Swede-English team pulled through to win 16-12.

Ancient was even  closer, with the closest score line of 8-7 at the half in favour of BIG. fnatic then showed their masterclass on the CT side, playing their second official on the map EVER, no one expected this out of them. ‘tabseN’s men couldn’t do much on the T side as they got only 2 rounds as fnatic won the map 16-10 with ease. Brollan had 25 kills and a 1.82 rating on the last map to keep it sailing smoothly for his side.

It was only fitting that the team which won the FIRST DreamHack Open event in CS:GO would win the last one as well. After the takeover of DH by ESL, DH Open events would be renamed to ESL Challengers, and teams would compete in the tournament under