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Quick Ideas for Champions

Osallia·2/15/2015, 5:05:31 PM·1 votes·911 views

So these are basic ideas for champions I had. I'm not even sure how possible these champions are but feel free to use them for more fleshed out ones. If you do use them please link them here because I would love to see them!

Basic concept: The Chef

-Would be a support 
-Either male or female but preferably have a bigger rounder shape 
- Skills would mainly consist of making food items and dropping them for teammates
  If enemy steps on them could slow,poison, stun, etc 
  Not sure of Ultimate yet

Basic Concept: The Artist

-Would be mid 
-Either male or female 
-Skills would let champion paint different things to aid them 
-One could paint a creature or creatures to fight for them 
 Another could could let them paint a portal to get away  
Ultimate could be Make a Masterpiece, maybe paint a larger more powerful creature 
-Skin ideas would change the style of the art 
-Ex. If using arcade skin skills would be pixelated or or if using Bloodmoon skin would be traditional Japanese style (or maybe blood?)

Basic Concept: The Controller

-Would be support, maybe jungler 
-Could be either male or female but shape would be more translucent and orb like 
-Skills would basically "mess up" the skills of enemy champion 
- One could switch the skills for a few seconds, so Q would be E, etc.
  Another could make them move opposite directions, up would be down 
  Ultimate would let them control an enemy champion for a few seconds

Basic Concept: Duo Team/Friendly Rivalry

-Two separate champions, one would be ad scaling and the ap scaling
-One male one female, brother and sister, possibly even twins 
-When they fight together they do better on damage ( kinda like Kalista with her oathsworn) 
-However when they're on opposite sides gain a rivalry bonus  
- Could do more damage to just each other and maybe even be able to sense where the other one is one the map

Basic Concept: Imaginary Friend

-Would be ap scaling -Preferably a kid, like Annie, but male -Skills would control his imaginary friend One could make the friend invisible for a short period of time or just run off of mana Ult could be like a tag team type of thing

5 Comments

Erockandroll2/15/2015, 5:33:58 PM1 votes

My Idea of a chef wouldn't be a support though. (though might have support like qualities.) This is partially due to a D&D character I created with the same notion. (who was cleverly named "Jack the Butcher") And I portrayed him more as a huntsmen who hunts dangerous game for the sake of serving it on a silver platter.

His ult, "Thousand bite size pieces." (not sure how it works though.)

Osallia2/17/2015, 5:03:56 PM1 votes

Bump!

Pinkachu2/17/2015, 5:55:11 PM1 votes

Actually, if you don't mind, I'll leave a really long post here explaining the 'Artist/Author' champion concept me and a friend came up with a few weeks ago, since it seems to fit one of your categories semi-well.

Origins: The champion was based off of me and my friend, who had never met each-other, but would write (ridiculously long) stories over text messages and phone calls. We've been in contact for years now, and she's one of the best friends I've ever had. :)

Theme: This 'Creator' was an entity that shared the souls of two people who were very connected to one-another emotionally. However, it would only take the form of one person at a time, sometimes appearing as Sean, the writer of happiness and cheer, and sometimes appearing as Briana, the writer of despair and conflict. This created some kind of Yin/Yang relationship. With just happiness all the time, there would be no excitement in the story. With only despair and conflict, the story would feel dull and pointless. Just watching evil reign gets boring after a while. The two complement each-other very well. In either form, they would have ink in their bodies instead of blood. They could use this ink to create anything they desired. So long as they wrote it down, it became so.

Kit: Starting with the ultimate, which would transform between the two. Sean, a single-target focused burst mage, or Briana, an AoE based burn mage.

The Q was as follows: As Sean, it would target a unit and begin to channel a spell (similar to Xerath or Varus Q's, except this one is targeted on a specific unit and only hits that one.) Upon releasing the spell, it would deal damage based on how long it was channeled. As Briana, think the same thing except a shorter range and slightly lower damage and effecting all nearby enemies.

The W was called 'Also...' which became a joke of a word between me and my friend because of how often it was used. It would cause bonus effects for other spells, but could ONLY be used within two seconds of another spell, leading often to a combo of 'Spell > Also... > Spell'. See? This ability would not change depending on forms.

The E was an ability inspired by a move from Naruto, in which a character encased themselves in sand and spikes shot out of the protective orb to deal fatal wounds to an opponent. This ability is basically that, but with ink instead of sand. As Sean, it would encase the target opponent in the orb, stunning them and causing them to suffocate for damage over time. As Briana, she would encase herself instead, taking reduced damage and rooting+silencing herself, causing her basic attacks to be replaced by spikes that scaled with ap and could rapidly shoot out at enemies in the following fashion: she gained maximum attack speed, but could only attack any one target once per second. This allowed her to rapidly shoot spikes at multiple enemies, but not abuse it against a single target.

With a cooldown, the ultimate, when used with 'Also...' would target an enemy. Instead of transforming, an ink amalgamation would be created to slowly move towards the target. As it got closer, it would move faster, and their vision range would be cut more and more. When it reached them, it would strike, their vision was completely cut to only their champion, and they were feared for a short while.

TL;DR: Author-based Mage switching between an AoE and Single target form, using their health for abilities. Whatcha think?