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Zeri receives green light for week 4 of 2022 LEC Spring Split

The Spark of Zaun: A New Champion to Shake Up the European Competition

Zeri, the latest champion to join League of Legends, will be available for Week Four of the 2022 LEC Spring Split, according to Deniz “RiotGriath” Günay, the competition manager for League EMEA.

With a 55 percent win rate on the EUW server, Zeri has the potential to drastically shake up the meta in pro play. She’s the first champion to land on the Rift this year, released in Patch 12.2 alongside a series of changes to the game.

The Spark of Zaun has an energetic kit that revolves around electric magic. Zeri charges herself and her gun by channeling her energy, using her emotions to power up her abilities. A crucial aspect of her kit is her speed—both movement and attacks. She’s as fast as lightning.

As is tradition with newly released champions, the League community has been demanding nerfs to Zeri’s kit after witnessing first-hand what burst damage can do on the Rift. There are already several clips showcasing the power of the Spark of Zaun, including a devastating highlight provided by C9’s Jesper “Zven” Svenningsen.

Expect Zeri to Light Up the LEC Matches

There are only a few days left before the start of the next LEC matches. And with the conclusion of this weekend’s matches, the European competition will have reached its first milestone.

Though the first week of the European league had many surprises in store for League fans, the situation soon settled down, highlighting the teams in Europe that deserve a spot at the top of the tables.

Expect Zeri to be picked up by LEC teams when she’s officially enabled on Friday, Feb. 4. The champion will surely bring a few extra sparks to an already electrifying series of matches.

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