Vashur, the Heartstalker
Vashur, the Heartstalker is a custom champion in League of Legends.
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Note: As long as he has 15 to 19 stacks and at least one enemy champion within vision range, his skin begins to darken. Note: As long as he has 20 or more stacks, he trades his human-like body for that of a more ferocious and nightmarish bipedal beast.
Vashur throws a string of fine shadows that connects him to the first enemy hit. Abilities against the connected target gains an additional Crimson-effect.
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Vashur dashes to the targeted enemy, dealing physical damage that is reduced by 10% for every 150 units Vashur needs to traverse.
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Kalasha, the Protective Whirlwind
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- 2 Abilities
- 3 Lore
- 4 Other Custom Chumps
- 5 Notes
- 6 Changelog
Kalasha, the Protective Whirlwind is a custom champion in League of Legends.
Kalasha emits waves of frost for 5 seconds, slowing herself and enemies within range by 15% until they get out of range. The slow (for herself and the enemies) increases over the course of 4 seconds, up to 95%. Enemies outside of range are not affected by Frigid Winds.
Enemies that stay within range for 4 seconds are stunned, receiving magic damage in the process.
Forced Hibernation can be activated again to end the ability early, instantly dealing half the magic damage to enemies within range. |leveling =
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Auto-attacking increases her attack speed for …
Ye Olde Garde-e
- 1 Greetings, Citizens of the Internet
- 2 Only few Borgs
- 3 Still viable. For the most part
- 4 So good, yet so lacking...
- 5 In the end...
New champions are what everyone is talking about. New champions being outright better than the old ones is what many people assume. Well, there are always people who will cry "Everything's ruined nao! New stuff too stronk and not good for old stuff!" Just ask Trekkers. Or Trekkies. Or Trikk-Trakk-Troekks. Fandom surely has silly names for themselves to sound cutting edge.
Anyway, does that apply to the League, too? Are newer champions outright better? Let's see what has become of the most oldest of old champions: Those released on February 21st, 2009 (and you thought I would only talk BS right now) which is where every…
The Many Layers of Meta
- 1 Introduction
- 2 Layer 1: Traditional Meta
- 3 Layer 2: Community-driven Meta
- 3.1 Sub-layer: Expanding the Meta
- 4 Layer 3: True Meta-Breakers
- 5 Layer 4: Pseudo Meta-Breakers
- 6 Layer 5: Desperate Meta-Breakers
- 7 Layer 6: Trolling
- 8 That's all, folks
- 9 Bonus: Meta Drinking Game
Greetings, Citizens of the Internet!
Everyone's talking about meta, meta-sheeps, anti-meta, breaking the meta and basically everything else where meta is somehow involved in the community. But why is everyone right and wrong at the same time? I don't know, but I have envisioned a small tool that may help us to understand the following question: "What is meta, what is not meta and can I eat it?"
It doesn't get more meta than this: Stuff that the progamers says that it works pretty well (but j…
Lantana, Judgement of the 7 Blades
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- 2 Abilities
- 3 Lore
- 4 Other Custom Chumps
- 5 Notes
- 6 Changelog
Lantana, Judgement of the 7 Blades is a custom champion in League of Legends.
Note: Duelist is a new custom role for describing a melee Marksman that is capable of standing his own against both Fighters and ranged Marksmen especially in lategame.
Lantana's abilities have no cost related to them, and the use of her abilities is only limited by cooldowns. Instead she uses Fury as her secondary resource.
Auto-attacking, receiving damage and using non-powered abilities generate 5 Fury each. When Lantana has accumulated 50 Fury or more, her basic abilities will change into an empowered version, costing 50 Fury when used. After being outside of battle for 5 seconds, Fury will deplete by 2 Fury …