League Of Legends' Order Vs. Chaos Event Ending Soon

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If you've been playing League of Legends recently, you've probably seen a rising trend of Yasuo and Riven icons in games thanks to the Order vs. Chaos event that's going on. The event is coming to an end soon, but there's still time to participate before it closes to push your chosen team to victory and net you some rewards along the way.

The Order vs. Chaos event that puts players on either the side of Yasuo or Riven is the first event in League to use the new missions system that was recently included. While also showing off the missions and encouraging players to participate, the Order vs. Chaos event is also a promotion for the Nightbringer Yasuo and Dawnbringer Riven skins that are on sale for 1820 RP each.

There are a couple of different ways that you can go about helping your team to victory, one of the easiest probably being equipping either the Order or Chaos icon and winning your games and completing some daily missions. Doing so will push the tide of battle in your team's favor, and you'll also earn some tokens along the way to craft yourself some new gear.

Special icons, loading screen borders, and special Orbs for each side are just some of the items that you can gain by participating in the fight and redeeming your hard-earned tokens. These Orbs are where the best deals can come from though as each one is guaranteed to have a Legacy skin shard and can also give a bonus drop of either more tokens or some gemstones. The most valuable prizes from these Orbs is the chance to pick up a Soulstealer Vayne or a Hextech Annie skin shard from the Orb of Chaos and Orb of Order, respectively.

If you're wondering who's in the lead right now in the Order vs. Chaos battle, you can check out the standings shown in a meter that sways depending on who's winning. Yasuo and his Chaos army are pulling ahead now, but there's still time to change the outcome and put up a last-minute fight.

The League of Legends Order vs. Chaos event is set to end on June 29.

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