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Riot to add a new cosmetic called Nexus Finisher to League of Legends

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A new cosmetic named Nexus Finisher has been found in the League of Legends PBE files.

Cosmetics are a big part of the League of Legends experience. Riot adds new cosmetics to the game every two weeks. However, most of these cosmetics come in the form of Skins.

But, over the years Riot has been diversifying their cosmetic selection. They have added Emotes, Icons, Borders, and a ton more cosmetics. However, recently there have been some rumors that suggest a new kind of cosmetics that is coming to League of Legends. These are called the Nexus Finishers.

That said, there’s not much information about them but we will cover the information that is available.

Nexus Finisher League of Legends
Image Credit: Skin Spotlights

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New Cosmetic Nexus Finisher

In a recent Tweet, the League of Legends content creator Skin Spotlights revealed the existence of this new cosmetic option. It’s called Nexus Finisher and was found within the files of the PBE servers.

As the name suggests it is some kind of new finisher animation for the Nexus explosion. It’s not really a new concept as Riots’ other IP Teamfight Tactics has had a Finiser for years. Other than that not much information about the Nexus Finisher has not been revealed yet.

But stay tuned, we will update it as soon as it is available.

The post Riot to add a new cosmetic called Nexus Finisher to League of Legends appeared first on GameRiv.

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