New Champion Idea

SoulShaper1997·12/21/2015, 8:20:44 PM·1 votes·456 views

So I got an idea for a new champion, not completely sure of a name yet. But I was thinking of a champion that could really turn a game arround, what if this champions was like a mimc? like his/her Q could copy an enemy champion's Q. W,E,R also, like say I was going up against a Tryndamere, I could use his ulti against him... just an Idea, I don't want anything in return if you did use this idea, but I'll accept the snowday Malzahar skin xD

7 Comments

Ralanr12/21/2015, 8:22:50 PM1 votes

Wrong forum to submit ideas.

Lord Dusteon12/21/2015, 8:27:32 PM1 votes

There's a lot of problems with a 'Mimic' idea, mainly that different champions have different amounts of their power budget put into a skill. For instance, a LOT of Veigar's power comes from Q and E with trade offs in his W and R (R is shortranged, W has a HUGE delay). Copying Q and E, however, means you then have infinite AP stacking and can pick a high AP W (or high safety W) and have all the powers of a separate kit without any of the weaknesses that kit is supposed to have. There's also problems with some skills being useless without their kit, such as Zyra W or Azir Q. What happens if you copy those then?

Basically, it's a REALLY bad idea to have copying abilities (especially with some combos, such as Anivia Q, Zyra E, Varus R).

Raka Flaka MD12/21/2015, 8:55:25 PM1 votes

Lets give a champion to copy all the enemy teams strengths. I cant find a single thing wrong with that.

shyv12/21/2015, 8:58:42 PM1 votes

sounds terrifying please don't

Dragonface12/22/2015, 12:40:49 AM1 votes

No, terrible terrible terrible HORRID idea. Unless you're literally copying every ability from the champ, imagine some of the ridiculous combinations and the insane difficulty in which to counter him. You wouldn't be able to play certain combinations of champions against him.

Imagine this champion. 4 hard CCs copied from enemy champs. Galio ult, Leona E, Thresh Q, and Lissandra W.

Good luck ever moving.