You shouldn't be initiating a teamfight as a squishy mage. You should be following up 99% of the time. Rank 1 Mage should be called trainee or something. Call rank 5 tank Initiate instead.
Edit: /endsarcasm
zions eyebrows1 votesits initiate. like the noun
"in-ish-e-it"
n. (-ĭt)
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its initiate. like the noun
"in-ish-e-it"
n. (-ĭt)
- One who is being or has been initiated into an organization.
- One who has been introduced to or has attained some knowledge in a particular field.
Well I guess mages have to learn at some point that they should not be the one to initiate teamfights. And only through experience will they be introduced or attain some knowledge in the field of teamfighting, and then can truly be considered a member of the society of good players.
AJStarhiker1 votes"Initiate" is a common term in fantasy games for someone just starting magic training.
Jungle Lux God1 votesInitiate is not referring to the mage's role in teamfights.
It is instead referring to someone who is starting training as a mage.
Initiate is a fairly common fantasy term that represents these mage-in-training at the start of their training, and in this context this makes a lot of sense for League of Legends to use this term.
It is not a reference to their role in teamfights. With the exception of Fiddlesticks and Lissandra, mages should never be initiating teamfights, and "initiate" does not refer to that.
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