The Lunar Festival Event is making a vibrant return to Teamfight Tactics in 2025, celebrating the Year of the Snake with an array of exciting events that challenge your luck and strategy. Dive into a new mode, an enchanting arena, and a plethora of rewards that await you.

What’s in Store in This Year’s Lunar Festival Event in Teamfight Tactics?

The Festival of Beasts mode is back as a Set Revival, offering new elements like trait Augments, four Prismatic verticals, and the Fortune mechanic. Your personal bag size plays a crucial role in this mode. The Revival Ladder has been upgraded with a Leaderboard that showcases your points to the world.

The Lunar Festival Pass is brimming with red packets filled with delightful surprises. You can expect to find goodies like Chibi Seraphine, Lantern Snek, Realm Crystals, Star Shards, and Treasure Tokens. Notably, Chibi Seraphine, her boom, and Lantern Snek are exclusive to this pass, making it a must-have for collectors.

There’s a New Arena Too

Celebrate the Year of the Snake in the newly introduced Divine Serpent Realm arena. This new setting is complemented by a fresh lineup of Chibis. Chibi Seraphine, exclusive to the festival, is joined by her K/DA Idol version. Mythmaker Zoe and Chibi Prestige Porcelain Ezreal also have their chibi versions available for grabs.

The Lunar Festival Event introduces two new Little Legends. Snek, the adorably scatterbrained creature, comes in five Variants: Lantern, Jade, Porcelain, Mushroom, and Star Guardian. The Lantern Variant remains exclusive to the pass, while the others will be available in the Rotating Shop. Fishball follows with Bee, Shimmer, and Soda Variants. Additionally, Hundun receives a galactic makeover with new Variants such as Star Nemesis, Starlight, Twilight Star, Dawn Star, and Starcrossed.

Ready to join the festivities? Download Teamfight Tactics from the Google Play Store and immerse yourself in the Lunar Festival Event.

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