Topic: hybrid damage build

Looking at the mage mythics, it's hard to pick just one that feels the best to use. Liandry and Ludens are just as good as they've always been, and Hextech Rocketbelt is a fun option on certain champions. However, it's hard to beat the raw power of Night Harvester or the insane healing of Riftma When Riot Games released League of Legends back in 2009, it had instantly become a MOBA sensation. After all, its unique take on Champions and the "traditional" way of duking it out in an arena had chang...

Find him in Ionia Kennen , from the artwork in Wild Rift, appears to be the same shadow warrior imbued with magical traits. It's hard to imagine him getting caught, but thankfully he won't be caged for too long if you're an active pla Thanks to his enhanced speed and reflexes Chief will be able to avoid almost all of Veigar's spells, except for his ultimate which is a lock-on, but as long as Veigar doesn't land his under spells, Chief's armor should protect him from the magic bl Second, bwipo t...

This might sound harsh, but it's practically the only option that doesn't feel gross here. The lack of empathy it would take to read Stephanie's account, then try and sweep it under the rug through plausible deniability would be downright inhumane. On top of that, Riot can't just continue to ignore the mounting criticisms that Seraphine's Diet Rite brand of mental illness is exploitative on multiple levels, nor can they truly wash away the proverbial stank from her original l If you're worried a...

If you're worried about how well League of Legends: Wild Rift will remain true to its PC predecessor, that's perfectly understandable. There is a history of great games turning into microtransaction nightmares with core features of the game being removed when such a transition occurs. But gamers have many reasons to give this particular port an opportunity to succ Recall that Riot Games did not want to do a mobile version at all unless it could be true to their vision of what League Of Legends l...

Kratos has killed several Gods and Titans with his bare hands, and their skin was arguably as strong as Cho'Gath's. If Kratos used Hercules' Nemean Cestus, he would be able to crack through Cho's armor, but he could also do this with the Blade of Olympus and Blade of Artem All of these abilities look good with all of Lissandra's current skins, but they would look even better with a Legendary skin, especially if it's part of a skin line with a history of great particle effects like the Star Guard...