See what has changed in the MayhemLab desktop companion and its connected community features. The newest release brings community competition to the center of the experience.
Desktop v2.5.1 offers a connected player preview alongside expanded Trophy Vault achievements, community challenges, leaderboards, League news, and HQ broadcasts. Connected community features remain in private testing.
A timeline of the latest MayhemLab features and improvements. Expand each entry for the highlights.
Version 2.5.1 is now delivered as a standard Windows installer with desktop and Start Menu launching, while retaining League analytics and optional MayhemLab HQ features. Online functionality will roll out beyond private testing when ready.
Seven dedicated Discord channels, community competition panel, daily leaderboards, monthly recognition, rotating weekly objectives, class mastery and Hall of Fame history. Supports staff status and board publishing commands.
Expanded to 206 total achievements, mode-aware objectives, improved rarity-based Discord trophy posts, more robust delivery retries, and a paginated Match Archive with an expanded history view.
Improved ARAM Mayhem match ownership matching, deeper local match import scans, sync diagnostics and post-game retry handling.
Resizing fixes for the desktop Command Center, scrollable sidebar and adaptive layouts across smaller screen resolutions.
Staff-only presentation of broadcast tools with server-side permission enforcement; ordinary linked members retain their personal bridge settings.
Improved bot connection monitoring, status inspector, news search, bookmarks, unread updates, dispatch visibility and newsroom presentation.
New League news area and automatic Discord relay for recently discovered champion, skin, event and patch articles.
Discord announcement embeds, clickable link actions, better announcement cards and redesigned composer.
The Discord server is the place for bug reports, setup help and community announcements. This website is a product overview, not a guarantee that all third-party API-backed features remain continuously available.
