While it's still unknown whether these next three releases will aid or oppose the Ruined King, future champions will be much more involved in the overarching story rather than just staying in their home regions. Additionally, this opens the way for even more lore characters to become champions which Riot expressed a renewed interest in doing for the past few ye

With the latest champion development video, Riot Reav3 has stated the next three releases will be directly tied to the Ruined King's return. While players won't be getting more answers until February, the champions were teased as an AP fighter, a gloomy artillery mage, and a non-traditional AD carry. From these hints, there are several possible guesses to their currently unknown identit

Night Harvester's passive deals a sizeable amount of damage to each individual champion, along with providing movement speed to the user. Assassins like Akali can go absolutely crazy in short skirmishes. Alternatively, Riftmaker boosts damage based on duration in combat, along with providing some excellent Omnivamp healing. Assassins and bruisers alike can use Riftmaker to dominate fights and get out without a scra

Low division players love spamming highly mechanical AD champions such as Zed and Yasuo (they are picked in about 16% of all ranked games throughout those divisions). Who better to exploit this than Rammus, the bulwark of an armadillo that hard counters attack damage champions through armor empowering abilities? Rammus possesses the ability to roll into lanes at devastating speed, oftentimes resulting in summoner spells and ki

Each of her counters either has the ability to root her in place or has high mobility. When encountering these champions, always try to avoid their slows. If they are getting away, don't be afraid to use that Ultimate to run them d

** TheGamer: ** Was there a particular inspiration for Killjoy, be it aesthetics or playstyle? She's compared to the Engineer from Team Fortress 2 in terms of how she plays, and Https://Loltrackers.Com/ that her visual design was similar to Dokkaebi from Rainbow Six: Siege. If there was no direct inspiration, does the team try to steer away from making Agents that might be too similar to characters from other ga

The Vigilant Wardstone is good in concept. The argument is that, obviously, any stats are better than nothing. Plus, extra wards are nothing to scoff at. There's a chance Wardstone is going to be an incredibly effective item at the highest levels of play. The problem is that games end so fast that supports can't even get a high enough level to build a Wardstone. It has the potential to change the game, but it just feels like a trap item right

Shen is the jack of all trades pick that can outduel most opponents in a 1v1, due to high base damage and his ability Spirit's Refuge. He also provides map presence with his ultimate, while pushing exquisitely due to his ability to show up in skirmishes at the drop of a hat. With the addition of new tank items , his power has increased tenf

Tactical shooters revel in the beatdown of bright-eyed newbies, and Valorant is no exception. The time-to-kill is near-instant. Respawns only come with fresh rounds, meaning the wait time adds up if you're pushing up daisies before anyone else. In-game cash for weapons mostly comes from kills and round wins. Play like trash and the entire experience is unbearable, which is an easy feat when you're finding your beari

Rylai's Crystal Scepter allows Ahri to apply a slow with every damaging ability and spell in her toolkit. Because of this effect, each damaging ability and spell now becomes a trigger for Imperial Mandate's passive. While these items go hand-in-hand, the Void Staff is another item that fits into this Ahri build because of its increase to ability power and enormous increase in magic penetration. Do not forget to round off the build with Sorcerer's Shoes and a Zhonya's Hourgl

Ahri's Charm is her most important initiating tool. The ability slows down the enemy target and applies a 20% bonus to all incoming damage. Pay close attention to hitting the enemy champion though, as the ability can also hit minions. Most important is Ahri's ultimate, Spirit Rush. This ability adds a whole new realm of mobility to the character. Use it to track down and finish off injured foes or escape. The ability has 3 charges if used within a 10 second period of the first cast (these abilities are a little different than those in League of Legends ' mobile counterpart, Wild Rif

Ahri's late game is heavily dependent on whether or not she was allowed to snowball early. If properly fed, she is a powerhouse that will end the game quickly. However, if she falls behind, she will struggle to keep up with other strong late-game champions. If that is the case, she should stay behind her teammates and only follow up on low-health targets. This is easily done with her ultimate, Spirit R

Sitting at an overall win rate of 54% with a ban rate of about 19% in the lowest 3 tiers, Brand utilizes his kit comprised of flame abilities to scorch anyone in his path. Brand provides immense lane presence, due to his level 2 all-in potential and his ridiculous late-game scaling. This potential is amplified tenfold when he is paired with champions like Jhin (who can follow up his poke with ease) and Draven (who is always looking for an all-