Welfare system reform: Don't waste your 88 fragments; are these three epic items exceptions? (Part 3)

Zhao Yun is a strong jungler, but players still prefer marksmen, believing that ranged attacks are safer. Besides, Lu Ban No. 7 has a cute design. If you missed the Year of the Tiger limited edition and the battle pass limited edition, there aren't many options left. If you don't want to wear the default outfit, then consider the epic-level Arcade Boy.

Its original price is 2888 points, but you only need 288 to redeem in the Fragment Shop, which is more cost-effective in principle. However, many people want to keep some for future redemption of collaboration series. The safest decision is to use Ben & Ben Run. The special effects are fun and the fighting process is not boring, so it ranks second.

If you really had to pick a top-tier character from the three, the true ace would be the unexpected Lian Po, the Hellfire Soul, a tanky support or top laner with top-tier crowd control abilities, like a warrior tank Wu Zetian, who jumps and slams the ground with incredible speed and immunity to crowd control during the fight, much better than Su Lie whose charge-up is interrupted.

If you're playing Lian Po, this is a must-have. After the rework, the special effects and modeling have been greatly upgraded. When you release skills, you'll see the ground crack and then lava erupt. Put on your headphones and fight for an immersive experience. The impact of landing is very strong and solid, perfectly matching the image of a head-on confrontation.

The visual and tactile pressure subtly drives the urge to initiate a team fight, empowering you to charge forward. Teams desperately need this kind of initiation tactic. 88 fragments for a bit of courage—do you think it's worth it?

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