With Galaxy Event 2020 in the rearview mirror, it’s time to turn the LoL spotlight on Pulsefire Event 2020. Spoiler: It’s going to be a real party in the Summoner’s Rift!

With new skins, including a Prestige skin, Chromas, missions, and much more on the way, you should be preparing for battle now. We have everything you need to know about the Pulsefire event. So if you want to have a Lucians Prestige skin, you should pay close attention now.

Skins for the Pulsefire 2020 event

Four champions are now being sent into the future, all thanks to Pulsefire: bling, bling and polished to a high shine. Ekko, Fiora, Pantheon and Lucian are sent into the next century with some high-tech weapons and costumes. Dressed up fancy to give their opponents a futuristic kicking.

Ekko Pulsefire Skin

If Ekko wasn’t already breaking the time-space continuum, he is now. He’s equipped with more holograms than ever before, with his abilities taking on a slightly more futuristic feel.

Fiora Pulsefire Skin

Fiora? Her passive now glows a vibrant pink, and her abilities all get a few extra lights. So she literally shines with the new Pulsefire Skin!

Pantheon Pulsefire Skin

Pantheon has traded in Spartan armor for 22nd century clothing, including a holographic shield. Pretty darn futuristic…

More futuristic innovations in the Pulsefire event.

Lucian’s recall can now open portals to new worlds. In addition, he will also be equipped with a Prestige skin in this event. It is the first Prestige edition for the ADC and turns the Pulsefire Blue into shimmering gold.

Lucian’s Pulsefire Prestige skin builds on his base Pulsefire skin. Instead of shades of blue, his costume and dual light guns now glow brightly in gold.

His cape outshines everyone and everything from the Summoner’s Rift to the Shadow Isles. While some of the colors of his abilities are similar to his base skins, the added accents are a nice touch to make him stand out.

The skins will cost us around 1350 RP, with the exception of the Prestige Lucian skin, which can be purchased for 100 Prestige Points or 2000 Pulsefire 2020 tokens.

The event pass for Pulsefire 2020

With every event comes a passport. These passes are usually packed with goodies: from event orbs to additional missions to complete. At least if you want the temporary Pulsefire skins.

However, the 2020 Galaxy Pass fell flat for some players, and Riot has vowed to improve event passes for future events, starting with Pulsefire. We can expect it to cost the same as the previous one – that is, 1650 RP in most major regions. However, let’s hope that this time it will be more than Galaxies 2020.

Pulsefire 2020 event missions

Regardless of whether you buy the pass or not, every player has access to the Pulsefire event missions. Usually, it’s about playing with champions and getting the new skins. In addition, there are the special missions in Summoner’s Void and Howling Gulch.

There might even be a faction again whose side you can take, just like in the previous Galaxy event. However, nothing is known at the moment about what and if anything is planned in this direction.

Rewards for the Pulsefire 2020 event

Without the event in the live client, we can’t say for sure what rewards there will be and for how much. However, we can already assume some things.

Pulsefire chroma icons for Shen, Twisted Fate, Riven, Caitlyn, Ekko, Fiora, and Pantheon have been added to the PBE on Patch 10.10. This generally means that there will be event-exclusive Chromas in the Pulsefire store for 300 tokens.

The new Pulsefire skins usually also get special loading screen banners that players can get for 250 tokens. The Little Legends Eggs should be available for 600 tokens as usual, as well as a variety of smaller items like keys and event icons for less than 100 tokens.

Finally, the Pulsefire Lucian Prestige skin and 100 Prestige Point rewards should be priced at 2200 and 2000 Event Tokens respectively. It will take a lot of time to get both of them, but it is possible.

When will the Pulsefire 2020 event start?

We can assume that the Pulsefire 2020 event will start with the release of Patch 10.10 on May 13. The Galaxy Event ended on April 27 and the tokens will expire on May 12. The Pulsefire event will also last about a month.

As always, all League of Legends info, the 2020 patch schedule, and the new Legends of Runeterra plus Starter Decks can be found here on EarlyGame.

Champion skin

Champion skin (or skin for short) refers to the color scheme or appearance of a champion. Most champion skins can be purchased in the Riot Shop with Riot Points, while others are/were only available for special events/promotions. However, some selected chroma skins (color-changed skins)can be purchased at special events for Blue Essence. Some champion skins bring new particles for visual effects, quotes and sound effects. Each skin has its own splashart, which is displayed in the champion selection and loading screen. Since patch 7.16, the custom champion image is also matched to the skin in the game itself.

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