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Appreciate the shoutout
sett and samira enter the arena, with updates to the climb and balance adjustments. read all about it in the 1.3.3 patch notes
2xko.riotgames.com/en-us/new…
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Hey 2XKO TOs 👋
While 2XKO development and community initiatives will cease at the end of this year, I wanted to share some good news: we're extending the @startgg Community Events Support program until the end of 2027!
More info on this program here: 2xko.riotgames.com/en-us/new…
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THANK YOU SARAND THANK YOUUU 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 EAR WIGGLES THANK YOUUUU
here's the story of sett's development.
ft. producer @Kooswithak, balance lead @yohosiefgc, and sett's designer @UpToSnuff_FGC
here's the story of sett's development.
ft. producer @Kooswithak, balance lead @yohosiefgc, and sett's designer @UpToSnuff_FGC
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Man this one is special 🥲
Shoutout to the @Play2XKO team for getting this art piece made remembering a bunch of moments in 2XKO’s history!
I’m honored to be included alongside so many talented and cool people! The coolest I’ll ever look and my new pfp for a long time
sett owns the underground fighting pit he once fought in, and he runs it with an iron fist. don't step out of line and you'll be fine

ALT A selection of Sett art, including concepts for his design. A full-body illustration of him appears on the left. An illustration of the back of his vest and his gloved hands appears in the middle. In the top right is Sett in various action poses, and different angles of his his head and hairstyle appear in the bottom right. Color palette swatches from his outfit decorate the frame.
talk about beast mode

ALT Sett looks off the side while he grins, showing his teeth. One fist touches his chin, and the other is clenched at his side. The top of the image reads, "Sett, the Boss" while the bottom read "Grappler" followed by a breakdown of his strengths and weaknesses, with Range rated as 2/5, Power 5/5, Vitality 4/5, Mobility 2/5, and Ease of Use 4/5.
Developed in the last years of the Second Committee, the Everest pattern now known as the Sagarmatha experienced some of the bloodiest infighting ever witnessed in Union's history. Both SecComm loyalists and revolutionary forces fielded countless variants in fratricidal struggle.



































