League Of Legends ARAM Clash: Requirements, Schedule, Characters, And More

The game’s Arm clash was introduced in 2013 and remained unchanged until last December. The changes made in Patch 12.22, including extra bushes, tower rubble, and Hexgates, were the driving force behind the introduction of the ARAM Clash. Riot also confirmed that the well-received ARAM Clash event of 2022 had the highest player participation in Clash tournament history.

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League of Legends fans are buzzing with enthusiasm for the upcoming revival of the ARAM clash. The game has already introduced a dedicated tab for the event, which is now live on all servers. Happy memories from last year’s ARAM Clash event still linger among the player base, and Riot further confirmed that it remains one of the most popular Clash tournaments to date.

As a cherry on the cake, Riot has released the complete schedule for the second-ranked split of 2023’s Clash battles. Regarding the League Of Legends 13.16 ARAM Clash, this piece has all the information you need on schedule, prerequisites, and any extra details.

The details for the upcoming ARAM Clash are now available for eager fans. Registration for the tournament begins on August 14 at 11 am local time, and the tournament will take place on August 19 and 20 from 4-7 pm local time, with timing varying by region.

Last year’s ARAM Clash event was well-received by the player base, and Riot confirmed in an update earlier today that it was one of the most-participated-in Clash tournaments of all time. The reception to the tournament has convinced Riot to hold annual Clash events outside of Summoner’s Rift permanently.

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Riot also confirmed that quality-of-life changes to matchmaking and champion selection will be coming to ARAM Clash when the game mode returns on Aug.

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One of the notable aspects of the ARAM Clash is that it does not require a ranked placement or any ranked history, making it accessible to all players. In this mode, players will receive two rerolls per game, and the new scouting phase time has been reduced. Riot has also implemented an improved matchmaking system for the ARAM Clash.

Subsequently, Riot also asserted that ARAM Clash will be returning with some quality-of-life improvements to both matchmaking and champion selection. Furthermore, the second ARAM Cup is expected to kick off on December 4, 2023, and wrap up by December 9–10, 2023.

Riot Games has decided to reduce the cadence of Clash down to roughly one tournament per month with the usual two Clash days per tournament. The number of Clashes will go down to 14 weekends in 2023 as a result. “This should increase the number of participants per Clash, make the tournaments feel more lively, and get you matched with teams closer to your team’s skill level,” believes Riot Games.

Clash Tournament    Lock-In Begins    Tournament Days

Void Cup    July 17    July 22-23

ARAM Cup    August 14    August 19-20

Ixtal Cup    September 11    September 16-17

TBD    October 9    October 14-15

ARAM Cup 2    December 4    December 9-10

Riot Games also stated that it is changing the way it monitors and supports Clash servers and codes to provide more stability.

Matches are always held on weekends and players are rewarded with determined prizes based on their final position in the brackets. For example, a tournament winner would get a guaranteed orb containing a skin shard and a “champion” icon. 

Despite the long wait for Clash this year, Riot Games did tell us a period to look forward to in early March 2023. Unless something unexpected happens, players should get ready to play the 5v5 game mode in the upcoming month reward.

Riot also has been working on a solution for Clash rewards, which have been unsatisfying for the majority of teams, leading to early forfeits and a generally unpleasing experience. Consequently, Riot has changed up the Clash Capsule and Orb rewards to be distributed based on total wins throughout the tournament and not placement, increasing the incentives for teams to continue playing in the tournament.