My Champion Concept

Shadr2369·8/6/2015, 10:22:35 AM·2 votes·622 views

Visero - The Fraudster

Passive - Fraud: Whenever Visero Kills an enemy unit, he gains a stack of Fraud. Every two stacks gives Visero 1 Ap and 3 Health. The stacks cap at 100 (giving a maximum of 50 passive ap and 150 health.)

Q - Orb of Mystery/Mirror Orb of Mystery: Visero throws out an orb in a line in front of him. If it hits an enemy champion it damages them and the orb follows them for 5 seconds, the ability becomes Mirror. N.B. Only one enemy can have the mark at any one time.

Mirror: Visero can activate his Q again to deal extra damage, slow his enemy and copy what they look like for 10seconds if the enemy is still within the radius of the ability.

W - Steal Passive: Every time Visero kills a unit, he steals a random amount of gold from them (1,2 or 3 gold). Active: Visero steals 10% of a champions attack damage, ability power for 4 seconds and 5% of their movement speed for 3 seconds. The duration increases by 0.5 seconds for each point put into the ability.

E - Scam Visero throws a wad of cash which lands in an area. Enemies inside the area are slowed by 20%. The ability reactivates after 4 seconds, damaging and stunning all enemies inside for 1 second. Fitch can reactivate the ability early (after 1.5 seconds) to control it himself. If a target marked with the orb of mystery is damaged by this ability, the trickster ability activates for free.

R - Grand Theft Visero - steals everything from a target enemy champion, dealing damage to them based on a percentage of their current health plus 0.6 AP. If he kills the target, Visero gains a massive buff equal to 30/40/50% of the enemies attack damage and ability power and gains +50/55/60% attack speed for 5 seconds.

For lore, see the first post below.

6 Comments

kJs8/6/2015, 12:16:23 PM2 votes

Before his... incident, Visero had been under many titles: miracle worker, serial-killer, magician, butcher of men, seer, necromancer, pyromancer, techmaturgist, philanthropist, thief, town mayor, Black Rose informant, Zaunite Thug, bounty hunter, noble-man, prince, bounty hunter, king, pirate, battle commander, jester - you name it, he has performed it all!

However, one word surmises his character. Fraudster.

You see, Visero earns his living in any way he can. Usually in one of the three ways: Con, the very delicate art of persuasion with a pinch of... misinformation. Larceny, the very discreet art of acquiring mundane or, special artefacts. And Murder, I think this needn't an explanation. Simply put, the last resort.

Visero had every heist, murder and con planned out. Deducing and calculating every moment of the situation his schemes were never exposed nor left any clues that may threaten his own security. Easy enough to handle the situation when the authorities believe the act was committed by some distant wanted criminal. __ However one calm taskless night, Visero was caught in a sudden explosion of a firefight near the warehouses and the docks of Bilgewater between some mad - both iterations of the word - "elderly" pirate whose name escaped him at the time, and these two would be criminals. One was wearing a "phony looking cowboy hat", the way Visero would describe him. The other was some gunman who he described as "desperately trying to seem fashionable with a cigar". As Visero was about to excuse himself from the town-wide firefight another, second, bigger, explosion erupted from nowhereabouts that knocked him unconscious.

With an intense ringing in his ear and what sounded like a seductive sighing siren off in the distance Visero woke up with an item loosely tucked right underneath his now scraggly and tattered bronze laminated vest. It was a bauble that he believed he recognised from reading records of such rare archeological finds. From what he could remember it took the form of many artefacts from simple pebbles to rubies. It is said that the item granted the user variable amounts of mystical and invoking powers. After effortfully trying to remember its name, Visero tucked the item into one of his more secluded pockets.

The dishonest townsmen and their supposed wives scrambled and screamed away from the skirmish. Bartenders cursed at their plight as Visero, yet again, disappears into the crowd.

EGM8/6/2015, 10:41:01 AM1 votes

Not that bad, but looks hard to play :)

Draxle958/6/2015, 3:13:07 PM1 votes

I like it looks like something my cousin would play when he goes in to mess everyone up.