Twisted Fate needs a skill on his E and he'll be perfect

Trash MammaI·2/9/2015, 12:45:54 PM·1 votes·717 views

What I suggest: Leave the attackspeed steroid (his base attackspeed is stupid slow he needs this)

Twisted Fate shuffles his cards and picks one at random granting him a temporary bonus(Doesn't work like PaC where you can choose. It cycles through for X amount of time then stops on its own after the time duration it fits his gambling theme perfectly) Goes on CD after the duration of the skill has ended

Blue Card- Twisted Fates next attack within X amount of seconds deals bonus magic based off his AP)

Red Card- Twisted Fates next attack within X amount of seconds steals X amount of enemies movement speed (like malphites Q) amount is based off his AP

Gold Card- Twisted Fates next attack within X amount of seconds stuns his opponent for .1 second increasing by .1 second for each rank into the skill

How the skill works: Cards float around twisted fate (just like they normally do when his E proc is up) only they constantly switch through the blue/red/gold colors until the skill autolocks one for him. Then the floating cards change to the selected color. (Is visible to enemies) the player has 0 control over the skill other than activating it to cycle and nothing can effect which card color he gets other than pure luck.

Wrap up: This skill gives him the small boost he need without turning him into a monster

Blue card - Gives him that tad bit of bonus damage he needs to match well...everyone Red Card - Gives him mobility while not making it as stupid as Leblanc Gold Card - Gives him the ability to actually survive an engage on him for once. While the time isn't too big it does give him incredible outplay potential with his gold card. (Say use the stun from this ability then use PaC and stun a 2nd time baiting someone.) It makes no sense that his only ability to survive basically every single mid laner is his PaC in which once its down he's vulnerable to everything

I think this idea will put Twisted Fate in a perfect spot and would make him the bar for how other mid laners should be. It would complete his kit and still be thematically correct. His E is just so lackluster and doesn't make any sense. His terrible range is already a disadvantage so why not give him an E so he can be on par with everyone?

8 Comments

Sarutobi2/9/2015, 1:56:37 PM1 votes

Seems like a good idea I would like it for him!

DocOZ2/9/2015, 2:18:38 PM1 votes

While personally i would love to see an active added to his E, realistically it's not going to happen any time soon if at all, TF is pretty versatile already with the range on his Q, the three separate abilities on his W, and his R giving him the potential to pop up and secure a kill in most places on the map.

The E already has a bonus damage to it for every fourth hit and to add the ability you are suggesting would need to remove that along with reworking the majority of his W because your proposed idea is just giving him another version of his W with life steal instead of a slow and bonus damage on the red, no regaining mana on the blue, and a smaller stun without the bonus damage on gold. I don't have any clue what they would need to do to balance that with his W.

Serevas2/9/2015, 3:45:48 PM1 votes

Don't get me wrong TF needs a bit of work to bring him up to par with most mid laners these days, but that isn't it. If you want to get better utilization out of his E, build some attack speed to help you cycle through the damage faster.

Akenero2/9/2015, 3:58:08 PM1 votes

giving him pick a card a second time isn't the answer, I don't know what it is, but that is not it.

Ultîma2/9/2015, 6:53:20 PM1 votes

In my opinion they should simply revert the last nerfs Riot gave Twisted Fate back in season 3, where he could hold his PAC for longer and gave him some laning pressure. I'm a little annoyed that Annie is able to hold a ranged aoe stun indefinitely while TF isn't allowed to do so for more than 4 seconds. He is already very susceptible to mobility and high-burst, at least allow him to defend himself against it.