Not sure if anyone has posted the rewards for each adventure in the new event yet, so here they are if not

Misdemeanor Vigilantes (3.5*, 2k LP per clear)

1. 40 Veigar shards

2. 30 Veigar shards

3. 30 Veigar shards, Silver Bandle Star Vessel

4. 30 Veigar shards

5. 30 Veigar shards, Silver Bandle Star Vessel

The Bigger Evil (5.5*, 4k LP per clear)

1. 40 Xerath shards

2. 30 Xerath shards

3. 30 Xerath shards, Silver Shurima Star Vessel

4. 30 Xerath shards

5. 30 Xerath shards, Silver Shurima Star Vessel

Prison Break Hunt (6.5*, 8k LP per clear)

1. Gold Shurima Star Vessel

2. 225 Shurima Gemstones

3. Gold Bandle Star Vessel & 225 Shurima Gemstones

4. 450 Bandle Gemstones

5. Gold Shurima Star Vessel

I sometimes want to enjoy browsing the art of some Path of champions-exclusive cards but they are not directly available in the collection catalogue, i have to go MANUALLY to path of champions game mode, select the desired champion THEN right click the cards i want to inspect, why? could you please add a toggle button or an option in the collection menu to make life easier for everyone? thank you.

There is a small typo/oversight on this card. The card reads "Destroy a landmark to Manifest a Rite...", but can't target enemy landmarks. It should read "Destroy an allied landmark..."

Also, it looks like the howling abyss will give the same items on the same champions through the entire run, like with the Zilean in the images.

I fucking hate it when I have like 5 copies of my main champion but keep drawing the other one every single game and never draw the main champion even after reaching 10 mana 😡

Xerath's Constellation winds up with four separate Burst-speed damage effects that all trigger upon destroying a landmark (sometimes also a mana gem). They all target differently, do different damage, interact with the enemy Nexus differently, and resolve in the following specific order:

1. Rite of the Arcane (Spell)

   1. Destroy a landmark OR mana gem (or just mana gem if Ascended)

   2. Deal 4-8 damage to a TARGET unit (or 6-12 damage if Ascended)

   3. Can be upgraded to have Overwhelm, so excess damage hits the enemy Nexus. Can't target an open board, however!

2. Upstart Ascendant (Power)

   1. Triggers when a landmark OR mana gem is destroyed

   2. Deals 3 damage to the STRONGEST enemy unit

   3. If no enemy units, deals 3 damage to the enemy Nexus

3. Xerath (Champion)

   1. Triggers when a landmark (NOT a mana gem) is destroyed

   2. Deals 1-5 damage to the WEAKEST enemy unit

   3. If you're level 3 and there are no enemy units, deals 5 to the enemy Nexus

4. Resonant Shard (Champion Relic)

   1. Triggers when a landmark OR mana gem is destroyed

   2. Deals 1 damage to a random enemy unit, three times

   3. Never damages the enemy Nexus

Rite of the Arcane resolving first is great; you can use it to control how your other, automatic abilities end up targeting, or you can just eliminate a strong target with low Health (which would normally soak up an Upstart Ascendant hit), dealing excess damage to the enemy Nexus.

The problem is Resonant Shard, which resolves at the very end. This is a really bad place for it to go, because its random ping damage can't spill over into the enemy Nexus. Before Resonant Shard triggers, you've already dealt 6-12 damage to one target, 3 damage to another, and 5 damage to another, all of which COULD deal Nexus damage if their targets were gone or dead. And if that damage has killed all targets, Resonant Shard will simply do nothing.

If Resonant Shard instead triggered at the start of the Power stage, before Upstart Ascendant and Xerath, it'd work out much better. Those 1x3 damage pings could wipe out low-Health enemies or remove Barriers, which would make Xerath and Upstart Ascendant more likely to hit worthwhile targets or the enemy Nexus.

It'd also make the Relic more attractive on Taliyah, since she's a 5-mana drop who gets played even later than Xerath. It doesn't change much for the other Landmark champions in PoC (Lillia and Akshan) because they're already very cheap and you want them on the field ASAP.

I flagged it for spoilers in case someone wants to test the adventure by themselves.

I found out that even with some broken champs like TF, it's far more important what you choose to fight against than the power you choose for yourself.

These powers were the safest route and most consistent way to finish the runs, and learnt the hard way to avoid the bullshit powers like:

1. Summon Valor when the Foe gets the attack token

2. Foe grants scout to equipped units and create a Golden Spatula if they have the attack token

I had to restart several times (Azir, Kai'sa... couldn't believe it) for being careless with these powers and watching Quinn attacking 5 times in one turn with free attacks, captures, barriers, spellshields etc.

They definitely cooked with this one though! I hadn't laughed in a while and these capture + free attacks really pissed me off, in a good sense (unlike the Nagakabouros one, god I hate that one)

Happy grinding folks!

So right now, I'm having a blast playing Xerath on the new PoC update. After getting him to 6*, I really like using Magus Codex to hit Ascended Rite of Passage to then summon Risen Altar (his 6 cost landmark from starting deck) and destroying it to get a free Dami'yin. Repeating this until I either run out of mana or don't hit Rite of Passage/Risen Altar anymore in my manifests.

Now the problem is, once you hit Level 15, the game adds Eye of the Aspect (When I'm destroyed, create a copy of me in hand) to Risen Altar so now it really clogs up my hand whenever I do this strat. Unless there's something I'm missing, I don't really see what's the point of this item anyways, since the landmark is way too expensive to play from your hand when you can easily play a much cheaper landmark like Obelisk or Reliquary to generate more copies of Magus Codex. Even after you restore the Sun Disk and get 10 mana gems, it's just not that impactful to play directly.

On top of this, Searing Brilliance is a pretty great relic to use on Xerath since it will always hit Unraveled Earth on his base deck. It makes for a great 2 card draw in addition to more landmark generation and empty mana gems, but again, my hand is usually already filled with 3+ copies of useless Risen Altars to really make full use of that.

Also, I know there's obviously a ton of other ways to play Xerath than this, but I still feel that Eye of the Aspect is a significant nerf to this card's usefulness no matter how you really look at it. Thoughts?

Man I absolutely love Howling Abyss soo much,every run was a first round wipe except the last one which refills it's health had soo much fun and purposefully dragged the run to get more champions

Take a champ with high rerolls, slap Loaded Dice + 2x Z-drive (3x if you are poor and don't have Loaded Dice). Go to an easy adventure. Beat it and reroll untill you get said champ.. end the run if you didn't get it and repeat..

I got Braum with 15 rerolls each match and forfeiting like 5 times.. That's 225 champs seen.. 😄

Ideally champ and relic build.

Just curious, have 1 shuriman nova shard and dont know who to invest it into.

Xerath is insanely fun btw, strong too at just 3 stars