I hope the new dragon champion can fly over terrain. . . .

Embertine·Feb 21, 2016·21 votes·1,645 views

That way when a team fight breaks out and I'm top lane against Nasus I can be like, http://i.imgur.com/TGDX1D8.gif

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ZT XperimentorFeb 21, 20164 votes

There's a godzilla movie I haven't seen in years, and one of the funniest XD [slayer-pantheon-popcorn]

RavensCapsOsFeb 22, 20163 votes

I always thought that would be an interesting concept for a champion. One that by default is flying and can fly over any wall. The champion would absolutely have to be very slow moving, maybe cap the total movement speed? The ultimate could be interesting as a "dive bomb" that does some damage but the beak sticks into the ground creating impassable terrain for a short while. The champion would have to get a running start in order to fly again and would be incredibly weak during that period.

Hentai WarIordMar 9, 20161 votes

The champion would have to get a running start in order to fly again and would be incredibly weak during that period.

Well, you got that one right.

Stars ShaperFeb 21, 20162 votes

For consistency matters I must tell you that this: http://img01.deviantart.net/dd2b/i/2011/079/e/9/glaurung_the_dragon_by_sboterod-d3c3tre.jpg

classifies as a dragon too.

EmbertineFeb 21, 20161 votes

As long as it's a large reptile that breathes fire, than yes, yes it does!

Duke AnaxFeb 21, 20163 votes

doesn't even need the fire to be called dragon.

EmbertineMar 9, 20161 votes

I no it's late but, did you know that dinosaurs were originally called dragons before a scientist gave gave them the name dinosaur?

yay nibbersFeb 22, 20161 votes

People who whine about what is and isn't a dragon (e.g. Shyvana would be considered by many to be a wyvern rather than a dragon, likely by D&D standards) are the worst.

That said, winged dragon are obviously cooler than non-winged dragons.

PickleBabahFeb 22, 20161 votes

Not true, check out Chinese dragons xP

yay nibbersFeb 22, 20161 votes

Eh, never really was a fan of their serpentine shape. Still pretty cool though, more so when they're especially long like Dragon Ball's Shenron.

Stars ShaperFeb 22, 20164 votes

Lets not forget that we got also the Quetzalcoatl-like dragons:

http://orig00.deviantart.net/59dd/f/2009/194/8/6/quetzalcoatl___kukulcan_by_genzoman.jpg

AriamisFeb 22, 20162 votes

If Anivia and Aurelion Sol had a baby.

Stars ShaperFeb 22, 20162 votes

I tend to classify all kinds of Dragons as Dragonkins not being to strict on the use of the 2 terms. It is true that Dragons and Wyverns difference is that the former don't have winged arms and are usually bigger but then we call Dragons also the unwinged ones (as Glaurung in The Silmarillion). The term is commonly used to depict a large size Dragonkin rather than an anatomically specific being.