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Berlin and Seoul, November 12th, 2021 – Com2uS’ competitive RPG Summoners War: Lost Centuria launches a new update which includes the new character Mu Shu and a balance patch for monsters, spells and skill stones. Meanwhile, the Lost Centuria World Championship came to an end on Sunday, November 7th, with an intense final match between French player MonkeyDLuffy and Korean adversary Happy.
A New Update
The latest update for Summoners War: Lost Centuria includes a new character, Mu Shu (Heroic/Water Attribute). His attack move, La vie en Rose, allows Mu Shu to charge toward the forefront enemy and block its beneficial effects. This attack deals a lot of damage and once this one enemy is defeated, the harmful effects spread to the whole enemy team.
The new update also includes a balancing patch for monsters, spells and skill stones. The main monsters benefitting from this update include the tsunami-wielding Poseidon, spirit-stealing Soha, and Nicki, who casts Teddy Spells on backline enemies.
Lost Centuria World Championship – The Results
The Lost Centuria World Championship concluded on November 7th. In the final championship, three European players qualified, but two lost in the quarterfinals. Korean player Happy emerged as the World champion in a 4-0 victory against French adversary MonkeyDLuffy.
The first place prize for Happy (the world champion) was 20,000 USD, while MonkeyDLuffy (the vice-world champion) came home with a prize of 5,000 USD. The entire championship took place online due to the Covid-19 pandemic, livestreamed from the official YouTube Channel in several languages. If you missed the championship, you can still check it out on the YouTube channel.
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