Thanks to Viego's initial attacks on multiple regions, there were brief moments where champions such as Darius were taken over by the Black Mist. Though the mind control was quickly undone, players got a glimpse of what possession does like manifesting the Ruined King's crown and color scheme of the Shadow Isles. And while many assumed this was a one-time showcase, several new skins reveal that it may become a common theme during Season

Warwick's abilities are pretty simple, as he slashes and bites enemies, but he can also fear them with his howls. Nearly all of the original champions have a Legendary skin, so it's about time Warwick got one, even if it would probably have to be part of a new skin l

Annie is one of the most straightforward, easy-to-pilot champions in League of Legends, due to an entirely point-and-click kit and absurd burst damage. This allows lower tiered players to focus on the macro aspect of the game, as their reliance on tight mechanical play is diminished almost entirely. Annie provides great pick potential and easily exploits any lackluster positioning of squishy targ

Meanwhile, her crowd control comes with her other skills. Light Binding (S1) allows her to throw a sphere that binds up to two enemies. Additionally, her Lucent Singularity (S3) slows nearby enemies in an area that she can also detonate for damage. Lastly, her Final Spark (Ult) unleashes a harsh light beam that refreshes her Pass

Many older cinematics have shown different champions fighting one another in epic but ultimately meaningless skirmishes that had no lore impacts. However, the Season 10 cinematic broke this trend by featuring battles steeped in recent story developments. In contrast, the Season 11 cinematic only has champions from the same region fighting off the Black Mist, undead monsters, or their possessed allies which truly emphasizes the apocalypse a worldwide Ruination would cause. As Lucian notes, "We can't defeat him alone" and it may take most of the existing champion roster to put an end to the Ruined K

** TheGamer: ** A friend of mine struggled with Valorant's pace initially. He tried playing Phoenix for a while, but things didn't click. Then he gave Killjoy a shot, and her more defensive nature turned out to be much easier for him to grasp. What kind of player were you trying to appeal to with Kill

It makes sense to give Aphelios his own Ultimate skin , but Legendary would be perfectly fine too. Aphelios is an ADC, which means that he excels in ranged combat, but unlike other ADCs, he uses more than one weapon and only technically has two abilit

** TheGamer: ** The German efficiency tinge to Killjoy's toolkit and how well her personality and proficiency as an engineer reflects brilliantly in gameplay. When you were designing her, was there skeleton that had a particular utility, and Killjoy's character came later, or was it vice ve

Valorant is all about inches. Anxious, Hexcore Transformation lonesome tiptoes into a bomb site can feel like miles. Every nook and cranny potentially houses miscreants eager to ensure you swallow a dose of lead-aspirin. So a razor-sharp focus and steady trigger-finger are essential to success, even when butterflies tickle the pit of your stomach. Otherwise, you're dead. Dirt wedged firmly between teeth until the lesson sticks: this game gleefully bounces people's heads off the can

The AP fighter was described as "tailor-made for top-lane" and will have a small easter egg in the Ruined King game. Viego's wife and queen, Isolde was previously noted as a seamstress and it would make sense for her to be reanimated quickly after her soul was ripped out of Senna in the Season 2011 cinematic by Viego. The mage was specified as a yordle who dislikes Bandle City and the most likely candidate is Yuumi's unseen master Norra, especially since the golden effects in the teaser look almost identical to those in Yuumi's splash art. Finally, there's very little information on the new marksman, but they were noted as "a new sentinel of light". Since the Sentinels of Light are an order which Lucian and Senna also belong to, it could possible be Daowan, a still living member previously mentioned in Senna's st

League has a lot of mages, but very few of them are used in professional play. Orianna is one of the exceptions though, and this is because she can throw her ball at her allies to shield them from damage. Her ultimate is also very useful because it can pull the entire enemy team together-thus leaving them open for att

Her heavy-hitters come from her other skills. Her Double Up (S1) damages an enemy in front of her and crits a target behind them. Meanwhile, Make It Rain (S3) deals AOE damage and slows enemies. Lastly, Bullet Time (Ult) unleashes an AOE in a cone that deals a ton of dam

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