Support Champion Idea

Vedius··2 votes·441 views

So i thought of a sort of negater support. It would be a champion based around the idea of getting rid of abilities but having huge cooldowns and decent mana costs. He will be a bulky man somewhat like braum but more of a demonic stance. He will carry a sledgehammer sort of weapon and be a descent tank.

Passive- Give you team %3-9 tenacity depending on how many teammates are close by

Q- A thin wall (about the size of a level 3 anivia wall)appears in front of you and spins at x speed, the wall cannot be passed through from either team.

W- Slam your sledgehammer into the ground and crack the earth in front of you, this area will slow and deal %current health damage per second on the terrain, it lasts 3 seconds

E-swing your sledgehammer in an arc in front of you, throwing your champion in the direction of the end of the arc a small distance and knocking back enemies

R- Create a null zone, it will be about the size of a kindred ult and no damage can be dealt or abilites used, at the end of the ult it will knock all champions back a decent distance. lasts 2 seconds

I know this may be completely unbalanced but i really want to see a ult like this and im not sure what kind of kit could work for it.

Draven

3 Comments

scribbles7821 votes

I'm sorry to burst your bubble, but...

Irelia has that same exact passive, just a lot stronger.

That Q would be way too fun for trolls, allies should be able to pass through it.

Poppy has that W on her Q.

For the E, when it says 'throw your champion' does it mean you throw the champion your playing like a dash or you throw an allied champion?

That is actually a pretty cool ult, with maybe a few changes i can see this in the game.

Ndelok Rojo1 votes

Actually I don't consider any of the points you made to be a problem. And I'd like to explain the reasons why I think so.

In terms of your point about the passive, Irelia's is not very similar. Her passive grants tenacity gives her and her alone bonus tenacity. Also her passive gains more power the less allies are near you. This passive is the opposite in that aspect.

In terms of the Q, it's possible that a problem could be caused, but Anivia has a wall that forms instantly. So the change may be able to make it better, though it may make it over powered.

When it comes to the W, Poppy's Q deals damage only twice and lasts only one second. The slow Poppy gives is manly to make it harder to dodge the eruption.

With the E this specifically states that it throws "your" champion forwards. Thus referring to this champion who is your champion.

I agree that the ultimate is pretty cool though.

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