There's a good reason for Voidborn to all have True Damage in their kits

Rebonack··1 votes·737 views

When a hyper-dimensional entity is interacting with a three dimensional one they aren't limited to attacking from the directions we're used to dealing with. It would be relatively trivial to strike from perpendicular to reality and assault a material foe from the inside out, bypassing whatever fancy armor or magical warding they happen to be wearing to protect their soft, squishy insides.

Too bad Kha doesn't have any. Though if I recall correctly, he was just a material critter early in his development.

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Sir ArmaMalum1 votes

On that note I saw some interesting theories a while back that Kha'zix isn't a true void creature, but that he assimilated a powerful voidborn sometime earlier. And that he could've simply received the void-esq name as a title given by the ones who tell the stories.

TheSeltzerBaron1 votes

None of them are hyperdimensional. They are extraplanar. The come from basically a parallell reality, not another physical dimension.

Rebonack1 votes

None of them are hyperdimensional. They are extraplanar. The come from basically a parallell reality, not another physical dimension.

Where do Cho's spikes come from? Those look like fleshy stabby things to me. The surest hallmark that you're dealing with a hyper-dimensional creature is anatomy that doesn't appear to be physically connected to them.

Centuros1 votes

Where does Rek'Sai have true damage?

And I'm assuming you are ignoring Kassadin and Malzahar for being human before they gained void powers?

Rebonack1 votes

Where does Rek'Sai have true damage?

And I'm assuming you are ignoring Kassadin and Malzahar for being human before they gained void powers?

Her E bite attack deals true damage if she has 100 Fury.

And I'm ignoring them since they aren't Voidborn, yes.

GreenLore1 votes

Khazix doesn't have any true damage

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