Pyke is one of the most unique champions Riot has ever revealed. In a world where League has five very concrete roles — a world we’ve all been living in for about five years — the thought of an ...

Riot Games has announced League of Legends’ newest champion, Pyke, The Bloodharbor Ripper. While Pyke is designed to be a support, he looks pretty different from the game’s other support champions.

Pyke, the Bloodharbor Ripper is the latest addition to League of Legends, but he's an anomaly within the extensive roster of Riot's MOBA. He's a hybrid of two very different champion archetypes: an ...

League of Legends has all sorts of champions, and they all have a place. Tanks live on the island of top lane, mages hurl spells in the middle, aggressive fighters roam the jungle, marksmen use their ...

League of Legends has been completely turned upside down. The bot lane has been transformed, and bruisers are turning up left and right, replacing the archetype AD Carry role. But forget the state of ...

In League of Legends: Wild Rift, Pyke is an extremely unique character, not only by design but because he is the complete opposite representation of what a "Support" represents. Although he is mainly ...

Riot seems to be experimenting quite a bit with Pyke in the League of Legends PBE, as the Bloodharbor Ripper sees a lot of changes made to his kit in the 12.9 patch cycle. The developers had ...

Another effect of one of Pyke’s abilities has been revealed that was originally left off of the League of Legends champion’s reveal page. As first reported by The Rift Herald, there was another part ...

League of Legends' next big content patch is 8.11, introducing Pyke, the Bloodharbor Ripper. He's part support, part assassin, with an edgy aesthetic, stealth mechanics, and an execute on his ult. ADC ...

Pyke’s menacing champion splash comes from Victor Maury, a splash artist with Riot Games. Maury shared the splash art on his ArtStation page while pointing out that this was actually his first ...

League of Legends has been completely turned upside down. The bot lane has been transformed, and bruisers are turning up left and right, replacing the archetype AD Carry role. But forget the state of ...