New Enchanter Champion
Warning this post is very long, but there will be a Tl;Dr at the end. I encourage you to read however as I put a lot of thought into this topic.
So we just came out of one of the most argued/debated metas
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and although ardent caused a lot of enchanters to gather large circles of hate, I think this is the perfect time for riot to work on a new enchanter champion.
Why Enchanter?
First off many people on the boards complain all the time about certain classes not getting a new champion "We need a new assassin it's been forever" "No new vanguard first"
So what class has gone the longest without a new champion? Enchanter
Here is a list of Champions that have been released since the last enchanter and their role/class
Ornn - Vanguard
Kayn - Skirmisher
Rakan - Catcher
Xayah - Marksman
Camille - Diver
Ivern - Catcher
Kled - Diver
Taliyah - Battlemage
Aurelion Sol - Battlemage
Jhin - Marksman
Illaoi - Juggernaut
Kindred - Marksman
Tahm Kench - Warden
Ekko - Assassin
Bard - Catcher
Rek'Sai - Diver
Kalista - Marksman
Azir - Specialist
Gnar - Specialist
Braum - Warden
Yasuo - Skirmisher
Jinx - Marksman
Lucian - Marksman
Aatrox - Diver
Lissandra - Burst
Zac - Vanguard
Quinn - Specialist
Thresh - Catcher
Vi - Diver
Phew that is a lot of champions we have gone without an enchanter. How many you might ask? 29 champions is the answer
30 champions is the answer next week.
Who was the last champion designed as an enchanter? The last champion released that was designed as an enchanter was Nami, who was released on December 7th, 2012.
That is FIVE YEARS we have gone without the enchanter design being used for a champion.
Why is Riot hesitant? I'm not angry at Riot, and I know why they don't like to release enchanters or supports in general.
Enchanters are "boring" they are the champions stereotyped as sitting in lanes pressing either shield or heal on their adc, in teamfights they do no damage and they just focus on peeling for their ADC and don't provide much else is the biggest stereotype of the design.
So why would Riot games want to design a champion who fits the enchanter design when it has such a negative stereotype against the role?
The truth is enchanters may be "girly girls" but they can contribute so much to their team with well thought out plays.
Can knockup the assassins diving your adc in the backline and polymorph enemy carries a major contribution.
Can monsoon the assassins away or knockup with her tornado
Can knockup all 5 members of the enemy team with a well timed tidal wave as well as a huge skill shot stun with her bubble
Can outmaneuver the enemy team and run through the allied backlines to heal up those who are low
Can crescendo stun a massive amount of people and help win the teamfight.
My point is, Enchanters aren't there just to protect the ADC and people need to stop acting like they require no skill or make no contribution to the team other then a buffed ADC.
Especially now that this
is mostly gone we can really focus on the major impacts the enchanters of league of legends make for their team again instead of just press shield to give your adc megabuff.
Conclusion I know they may sound boring or they may sound useless, but enchanters are the most fun class out there for a lot of league players and the class design has been forgotten for much too long to be tolerated anymore.
Riot this is your time to respond and give us your thoughts on the class and why it has been left behind.
TL;DR The last Enchanter champion released was Nami in 2012. We have gone 5 years without an enchanter champion. It's time for a new enchanter and time people lose the stereotype of press shield or heal on support is all the skill it takes.

could be considered hybrid enchanters.