So, in the Galio log-in screen, you see that he is many times taller than the humans that you can see in the bottom left corner.
Then, once you take that into consideration, look at Teemo next to Galio in-game. He's roughly one half to a quarter of galio's height.
This leads me to believe that Teemo is roughly 20 feet tall. So...
= GIANT?!
Dabrick012 votesI think that my explanation may have been retconned, but apparently, the League decided that size would play too much of a factor in battles. They decided to use magic to make champions roughly the same size. Once they leave the battle, they return to normal size.
Ýones2 votesI think that my explanation may have been retconned, but apparently, the League decided that size would play too much of a factor in battles. They decided to use magic to make champions roughly the same size. Once they leave the battle, they return to normal size.
If you're referring to the old lore, gtfo. :d
Dabrick011 votesNo, I'm talking about the League of Legends itself, outside of the champs.
It is a group of powerful magic users who made these arenas to help territories settle disputes.
Because Yordles were small and Naut is massive, they had to create a spell that affects the size of the champs during battle. That way, Tristana can stack up to Rumble and Naut.
Ýones2 votesNo, I'm talking about the League of Legends itself, outside of the champs.
It is a group of powerful magic users who made these arenas to help territories settle disputes.
Because Yordles were small and Naut is massive, they had to create a spell that affects the size of the champs during battle. That way, Tristana can stack up to Rumble and Naut.
The summoners lore is outdated, let me correct.
Dabrick011 votesI said that I wasn't sure if it was Canon.
Since they yet to explain how a Colossus is as big as a Yordle and a god is as big as a human, I consider that lore part canon.
I like lore explanations.
midnight oil241 votesThat lore isn't canon anymore. The league doesn't exist.
They're just scaling him down so that he fits in the game. They did the same with Sol. Look at his splash, you'll see two tiny humans kneeling before him. It's so panned out ofr him, you have to look very closely.
Dabrick011 votesI said that I wasn't sure if it was Canon.
Since they yet to explain how a Colossus is as big as a Yordle and a god is as big as a human, I consider that lore part canon.
I like lore explanations.
midnight oil241 votesThe game itself is non-canon. Characters get scaled up and down to fit for the game, but in-lore they can be as huge, non-existent, or small as they want.
They don't need a lore explanation. So many interactions have no chance of happening (e.g. camille talking to Au Sol, or taliyah talking to Ekko)
Dabrick011 votesBut... But...
I like Lore.
Even non-canon lore.
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So, in the Galio log-in screen, you see that he is many times taller than the humans that you can see in the bottom left corner.
Then, once you take that into consideration, look at Teemo next to Galio in-game. He's roughly one half to a quarter of galio's height.
This leads me to believe that Teemo is roughly 20 feet tall. So...
Teemo is roughly 3 ft. tall. Your eyes need a buff.
