What I mean is
I love Ornn because I love the gruff blacksmith dwarf kinda thing I love Braum because he's a big buff guy who still has a heart of gold I love Urgot because he thinks logically, He looks at the world through atypical eyes
You get me?
Retarded fuck screaming the same shit all day
I love this thread with a passion.
She remind me of Tarzan, she is disconnected from the social world. She feel very instinct driven if you are an enemy she will attack, you if you are a friend she will protect.
Also I just love her interaction with the honey fruit.
Because he's a pragmatic tactical mastermind who makes the decisions no one else wants to; a man who claims the right to rule with his own hands, yet divides it amongst himself and his equals; a man who places his faith in the power of the country rather than the power of the individual; a man who has wrestled a demon for its secrets - and won.
Because she's a black-hearted predator - the very embodiment of emptiness: a completely selfish, insatiable creature that has long since lost all of its humanity, and is now consumed by its obsession with - and hunger for - eternal youth; a woman who knows and understands that what she does is considered "wrong", but does it anyway; a master manipulator, who lures the innocent and guilty alike into her web only to be slain; a woman whose beauty, intelligence and charisma only accentuate the ravenous monster lurking beneath.
Because he's a ruthless tyrant whose desire to dominate all living - and dead - things drives him past the realm of death, rising from defeat again and again out of pure malice and the strength of his dark will; because he laughs at his enemies even as they strike him down; because the Black Mist has no control over him - he controls it; because a thousand kingdoms may rise and fall, burned to ashes or reduced to shadows and dust, but Mordekaiser always remains.
Because he's a wholly alien entity whose hunger for knowledge only grows with every new piece of information he acquires; an entity whose scientific curiosity about the worlds he finds himself in is matched only by the cold, clinical detachment he analyzes his test subjects with; an entity who knows the cosmic truths of the universe, and warps reality through the forbidden power of the Void; an entity who has glimpsed the ultimate knowledge - and will have it.
Honestly? I like Ezreal because not only is he Indiana Jones, but I can relate to him really well. He's a snarky magic-using explorer who knows he's smarter than you and goes on incredibly dangerous journeys because he's THAT confident in his ability.
Recently in fiction, most robots are either evil and trying to kill you or are arguing for robots to be equivalent to humans. While there's nothing wrong with either approach, there haven't been many robots who are nice and simply doing the best they can serve humanity in their own unique way. C-3P0 is actually the most recent character that I can think of in this regard. But that's why I like Blitzcrank.
OK. So I'm not going to lie here, but it's nice to finally be given a good guy who's also a dick. Not only is he a dick, but he doesn't change his ways by the end of the story. He's still an arrogant, smug, standoffish inventor who doesn't trust anything to anyone else because they know they will break it. But he's on the side of good and working for the world to be a better place. He kind of reminds me of myself in the sense; his attitude towards trusting people is the same as mine for group projects in school.
His VO is hilarious. He's just completely insane and wants people off his land. I can respect both.
cause I am deppressed all the time but I'm still doing my work
because I make sure to hang out almost all the time with my friends
because a good revenge story is always a treat
I like both the current and upcoming 
.
Aatrox, if I recall correctly, had just come out when I was starting league. I was fascinated by his design, and his character. Some kind of behind the scenes puppetmaster who would also go out and directly influence events if he saw fit. I really like the raspy effect of his voice, his calm bordering on getting excited at the prospect of battle, and how his design does feel like some otherworldly warrior.
The rework Aatrox, who I know it's popular to dislike, I adore. His teaser got me so hyped. Seeing glimpses of a colossal demon-like warrior ripping through a battlefield, 1,000 to 1. New Aatrox's personality seems more expressed through his actions than his genuinely somber and spiteful VO. He gracefully and fluidly swings his heavy blade around, with a tight form, never losing control of it. He walks calmly when not in battle, but pulls his sword to the ready at the sight of an opponent. His voice does betray him a bit, but I think it's reflective of what he was like before he was betrayed by the aspects. I like to think that before he was betrayed, he sought challenge. Like Fiora, or Jax. But now that he's been betrayed and broken, he seeks only death, and his once genuine search for strength has turned into rage and hostility.
He takes his title as the world ender not as an evil force, but as vengeance against a world he sees as dead. It's actually kind of sad.
(Also it's fun to imagine he's a russian guy on dangerous amounts of cocaine)
He's the archetype of a Nord/Viking in fantasy, loves fighting, gets drunk very often, always enjoying life his way. He's my favourite and the champ I mained since I started playing LoL.
These 2 psycopaths have the best voicelines, I love playing them not only because I love their skillsets but because they're gold for my ears.
He's that kind of hidden hero that is always working to save the world without anyone noticing and knows when sacrifices must be made but is capable of drinking and talking about the past with an old friend like a normal person, and then kill him.
Not because he's a good boi, I just love his accent.
I like Zoe because she feels fun. I like Viktor because when I play him, I feel powerful. I like Thresh because I feel like a criminal mastermind giving kills to my henchmen.
In fact, when I am playing any of them, I start monologuing internally.
I love 
because she's this super gifted and badass sorceress and once you think you managed to act against her you've been doing exactly as she wants you to do, all along.
I love because he's an artist and a killer and I enjoy both of those things very much. Also he's super sassy and knows how to do an accurate plan, in order to kill his targets.
I love 
because darkness-monsters always appeal to me no matter what and where they appear. Especially since the Story where Noc possessed a little boy with magic abilities.
I love 
because I have an affinity for death, also their voiceover is gorgeous.
I love 
because he is super smart but misunderstood in his will to better humanity. He's one of the biggest geniuses even though his location in Zaun and reputation in Piltover always hindered his genius.
I like how simple yet intriguing he is. a giant undead juggernaut that can only remember killing and fighting so thats all he does, and his kit reflex's his personality of just being a complete beast and running into a battle in order to sate his blood lust not giving a damn about what happens to him so long as he can kill " Slings and arrows? The weapons of children! ".
I just love that hes the most evil thing ever to happen in Runeterra and no one takes him seriously because hes short.
- the sheer amount of emotion this character has and devotion is amazing. plus you feel powerful. (if you know what you're doing and riot doesnt magic resist buff you into the ground.)
- controlling life and death. except she's had all of that stripped from their kit.
- being an emperor and controlling minions. i just hate that his kit is all over the place and finding items for him is nearly impossible.
- having a dash and dodge on energy is pretty sweet. sucks though that it cant be spammed and everything builds off of weird modifiers so itemizing is awful. then on top of that he has to lug around a dumb sword that's soul purpose is to be a unique game mechanic. wish it was a toggled ability like jayce's R. press Q to wield the sword and gain bonus magic damage to autos. press W to plant the sword into the ground and create a dodge zone, but lose the Q effects. i think that would look better honestly.
I like how they are of the Du Couteau family. I just like how they are a family. :>
has a special place in my heart. She was the first 6300 IP champ I owned. I worked so hard to get that 6300 IP back in the day by grinding 11 Levels for it. I spent the rest of my levels 11-30 playing only her. Her rework however reminds me a lot of my sister. She took charge since she's the oldest among my siblings and she's a tough badass and also very pretty! Especially when our parents fought she was the first to stand up and protect us. The quote where Irelia says, "Of course I can fight! I grew up with 4 siblings!" always manages to put a smile on my face.
Because I love when Death isn't represented as evil. Western fiction loves to depict Death as if he/she/they are a murderer, and I dislike that. I also love how playful Lamb and Wolf are with each other - it's such a juxtaposition, it's beautiful. My favourite quote is probably their joke, "What happens if you miss?" "I don't know"
Because he's basically a big, goofy, adorable pupper. Oh, and because he's ugly-cute in a game that doesn't seem to like ugly/grotesque characters (let alone making something so ugly it actually becomes cute).
Started playing this game because I heard she was being released and who doesn’t like snek lady medusa fantasy especially with the ult. Also cunning with words and poison user.
I love Vladimir because BLEEAH!
Yeah yeah I know he's not a vampire, but he's the League of Legends vampire in the same way that Cold Turkey is LoL's phoenix. Look at his skin themes and tell me each one isn't a famous archetype of vampire. I love vampires, and as an extension, I love things that use the life force of their enemy to theoretically infinitely fuel their ability to fight. In fact that is one of my favorite themes of all.
But honestly? I love that hemomancers finally have someone in popular fiction to represent them now. Before League came around, any time I tried to describe how cool a hemomancer would be, nobody knew what the flip I was trying to sell to them. Now I can just say "Look at this guy!" Vlad doesn't represent a typical character; he grants a much needed face to an archetype I've wished would be explored for over a decade! He's extra special to me.
I love the feeling of being the ultimate predator, stalking your prey. With Tremor sense, you always know more than your enemies. With tunnels, walls are nothing. It truly feels like you are powerful and the map is yours to maneuver and control.
Her VO is awe-inspiring, it truly feels like you are a wild creature, a certain intelligence to her, but animalistic nonetheless.
She is the only release that I immediately said "I want to main that champ" and she is still my main to this day.
Thinking about it, I don't actually have many Champions I genuinely like in terms of thematics/archetypes.
Save one.
Aatrox.
Greatsword warrior, hellbound on a self-destructive onslaught, cleaving armies effortlessly?
Sign me the hell up.
I mean, whats not to love about his character. its perfect imo
because of the huge gap between how much he thinks he's helping vs how much he's actually helping. If you read his bio and flavor story, it's really clear he genuinely believes everyone is better off undead. He's just horribly, apocalyptically wrong.
also goes on the "trying to help in the worst possible way" list for similar reasons.
's got great bickering with Rhaast
Rhaast too, because he's hilarious. He's every bit the edgelord Kayn is, but he's having fun with it.
She’s an entirely good person with a brilliant vision and the power to realize it. Her quotes are inspiring, and her kit is designed to lead and help her team. Playing as this historical figure is amazing.
“On my wings.” Those words have made tears well in my eyes. An ancient spirit who ever watches over her homeland and defends it with elemental might. Even if slain, she is reborn in her full glory.
She dares to think for herself and do what she feels is right despite the orthodoxy pervading her upbringing and surroundings. She shows Galio her magic and kindness and tells Garen that a man accused of demonic possession deserves a fair trial. For a character in essentially medieval times, that’s revolutionary.
Tiny. Fluffy. Stubborn. One whomp at a time, she’s become the Hero of Demacia, even though she doesn’t know it. It’s so cute! I just wish she knew how important she were and how much the world appreciates her.
Her story, her lines, her kit, her design. I love it all. The attention to detail Riot paid to her character, with its plucky optimism, swings between child-like goofiness and surprisingly wise judgment, and girl-scout can-do attitude. The tender, melancholy pangs of homesickness that undertone her character. The giant quest among towering demi-gods and sparks of the dream of a Shuriman republic. The flowing, flappy sleeves and scraping, punchy, rumbling stone. Her little crush on that rebel bad boy, Ekko.
She starts scared of herself and her powers because she doesn't trust in herself but ends up building self confidence, courage and determination, making her way to the top.
She's very inspirational and is (to me) an example to follow.
I love her desire to be kind and do good. Her curiosity with the world. Her hope to find kinship with others.
I love her plucky optimism. Her commitment to what she believes is right. Her resolution to learn.
I love her positive personality. Her desire to help people come to an understanding. Her thoughtful nature.
I love the three of them for a lot of the same reasons, when you get down to it. Three young girls all struggling with who they are, wanting to go out and see the world, wanting to be a force for good. I find I can both relate to and admire their ways of thinking. I can't wait to hear more stories about them, especially Orianna (not favoritism; love all three, she just has less!). I kinda hope they get more personal stories rather than "just" major plotline involvement.
Because everyone wants a friend 'till the end.
I'm also an identical twin, so ... kinda relatable that they were the same and split into two. The same but clearly different with their own identities. Not trying to be philosophical, but it's pretty relatable. Also I like the whole Dark & Light aspect, as well that Death isn't always painful it can be quick and merciful. This is why I call them the Duality of Death instead of the Eternal Hunters.
He reminds me of me, that's all I'm saying.
That robot song from Spongebob, not just that radio one, but "WHEN WORLDS COLLIDE..."
He's not my most favorite but hearing his nonsense about testing and whatnot reminds me a mix of GLaDOS and C'Thun from World of Warcraft.
Someone who is so committed to their art that they don't notice the people that they are hurting.
because they are two sides of the same coin and its hard to believe but base Kayn is the perfect example of equilibrium
A unique embodiment of the bard role that creates the same frustration and chagrin from teammates and foes alike. A literal why are you that class of support.
Spider Queen embodiment. I'd prefer if she was a bit more monstrous on the spider side; it's largely because I feel like I'm form swapping out of her spider side half the time and not getting to appreciate it. Also association with Noxus is a plus (more a Swain x Elise fan than Swain x Leblanc)
Special notice here as the only ADC that I enjoy thematically, as a character, and in terms of how they really play. There were tolerable ones before; he was the first I wanted to play.
A memory of Bioshock turned into a rather amazing tank support with a hook. Love ripetide's feel.
Lonely scorpion---alone and admirable in his strength. An embodiment of a lot of feelings. Also makes me hate piltover's use of Hextech
Charismatic man that does what he feels best regardless of how it paints him. Love a lot of his line updates. Also, the way he wears his coat reminds me of my middle school desire to try and cosplay Auron from FFX.
Other outcast that has changed in lore completely---I liked the tribal race ties to trolls---still there but his sacrifice went to heck; he became a lot more bland. I basically use Traditional Trundle 90% of the time to retain feeling. Kit is still fun for the simple synergy.
above all others. I love history I love soldiers I love Sparta. Here’s a Spartan that fights other heroes and stomps on squirrels with blow darts. Good times.
more pre-rework than current. In a game where everyone plays the beautiful heroes, the glorious warriors, or the terrifying monsters. Here’s this pathetic disgusting creature that just wants to die. It’s great. Rework is fine, but it doubled down on being an aggressive power fantasy while mostly ignoring the body horror. Which lowers him dramatically to me. Gameplay’s so much better though.
he has a Winged Hussar skin. The Winged Hussar were amazing.
I grew up watching Godzilla. I have fond memories stomping around wih this beast and eating my enemies.
A character who isn't good or evil. He doesn't choose one side or the other. He is here to do whatever it takes to keep balance. If that means killing a holy man in favor of killing a grotesque imp, he will do it. He is more a force of nature than a person. A title rather than a name. Somebody who cannot be personified by who he is, but by what he is. That is Shen, the Eye of Twilight.
because of her being a redheaded assassin! She's always given me a Femme Fatale/Bond Girl vibe.
: True equality through his eyes and always a desire to use others to become something . . . more.
As someone who loves art and dreams to work in this domain, Jhin is a champion that I cannot help but love. His obsession with making everything perfect is something that echoes a lot with me, since I'm a perfectionnist. How he takes everything slow, how meticulous he is in order to deliver the best of performances...I feel like it's the same when you're drawing. In terms of gameplay, he is one of the most satisfying champion to play. Everything feels impactful. Each shot is powerful. His Deadly Flourish is hard to land, but how delightful it is to root them from afar. His Ultimate is the icing on the cake. Curtain Call is a whole experience in itself. When you start channeling and shoot at very low ennemies, how satisfying it is to see them try to dodge your bullets, protect each other, only for them to die by your hands, securing an execute with your 4rth shot, sometimes surprising your opponents with your damage. Jhin claims to be perfection and beauty, and he is, in my eyes. His voice is one of the best in all League of Legends. Whispering to your hear, ordering his "dancers" ( aka your opponents ) around, laughing hysterically... I love how he can sound sweet for a moment and completly insane in the next. Jhin claims that he creates masterpieces out of his ruthless killing, and I claim that Riot created a masterpiece by creating Jhin.
He intrigued me ever since his release, and his trailer made me like both him and 
. His design is something that attracted me to him, but I didn't know much about him. I didn't play support, so I had no idea how he felt like. Playing him is one of the most fun things out of all things in League of Legends. His mobility is something that felt fresh in comparison to Jhin. The kiting with him can be hilarious. I've stopped counting how many people chased me down only to lose me, even burning their 
in the process. Engaging with Rakan can be very risky, but so rewarding when done right. I felt like I was some judge and that, as soon as I used The Quickness and Grand Entrance on someone, I actually sentenced them to death. Not only his engage potential is huge, but he can also save his teammates from dire situations. Finally, his character is hilarious. Some of my favorite voicelines are the ones used when he auto attacks at close range._ "Slap!"
_ I love the fact that he's a loud and kinda silly charmer instead of a more cliched one.
She's the first champion I started playing with, and the one that made me discover the ADC role. Like Rakan, her trailer made me like her because of her design, and god bless the music in that video. I found the concept of Vastayas very interesting, making me appreciate her more and more. Her kit forces you to be aware of your surroundings and of your positionning at all times, which is very useful. Your opponents might forget the two lonely feathers that are about to fade away and in an instant, they're rooted and you finish them with auto attacks. Using Bladecaller on unexpected champions that think they got away is downright satisfying and hilarious at the same time. Her ultimate can be a real lifesaver at times : dodging ultimates like 
's or 
's, dropping tower aggro when your HP is very low or even survive a dive. I love her interactions with Rakan, it's silly, sweet and I love listening to champions interacting with each other, so these two are just perfect.
I never played Irelia before her rework. Her gameplay never appealed to me. However, as soon as her reworked was announced, I got interested. The trailer showed us some of her lore, and the artwork was gorgeous. When her teaser came out, I made up my mind : I wanted to try this champion out, even if I'm not used to playing bruisers. Her design is absolutly stunning. I'll go as far as say that she may be one of the most beautiful female champions in all League of Legends. Even though I struggled a bit the first times I played her, I could definitly say that this champion is both fun and satisfying to play. Her title, "The Blade Dancer", isn't for show : she litteraly dances everytime she attacks, be it an ability or an auto attack. She must be the most graceful champion in the game. Her animations are smooth, and she feels just so right to play. When you can successfully place your combo with her, you'll feel extremely powerful. Some might call her broken, and perhaps she is. Some might miss the old Irelia. But in my eyes, this rework is a success, and one of Riot's best rework so far.
I heard many people say how cancer she is, complaining about how she could oneshot you. I began playing her only recently, and boy is she fun! I love how happy and excited she is. This champion is full of rainbows and unicorns and it's AWESOME. Her voicelines are adorable, and it's funny to hear her groan and complain whenever you miss your Paddle Star. Hitting someone with your Sleepy Trouble Bubble is a death sentence late game. Either you burst them down with your Paddle Star and your Portal Jump or a teammate kills them. Zoe might have a lot of damage but if you miss every spell, you're dead. Your E is your engage tool and your escape tool. Waste it, and you'll end up dying faster than you can think.
hes a thunder rat with big damage
what more needs to be said
also 
because he's a frozen rat that becomes a big boy when hes angry
and because Pyke started out like many in Bilgewater: on the slaughter docks. All day, every day, monstrous creatures of the deep were hauled in for rendering in the butcheries that lined the waterfront. He found employment in a district known as Bloodharbor, as even the tide itself was not strong enough to wash away the red slick that ran constantly down its wooden slips.
He became well acquainted with the trade—both the gruesome work and meager paychecks. Over and over, Pyke watched heavy purses of gold being handed to captains and crews in exchange for the daunting carcasses that he and his fellows would hack into salable chunks. He became hungry for more than a few copper sprats in his pocket, and managed to talk his way onto a ship’s crew. Few individuals dared to hunt in the traditional Serpent Isles manner: launching themselves at their targets to secure tow-hooks with their bare hands, and beginning to butcher the creatures while they yet lived. Fearless and highly skilled in this regard, Pyke soon cut a name for himself as the best harpooner a golden kraken could buy. He knew meat was worth pennies compared to certain organs from the larger, more dangerous beasts… organs that needed to be harvested fresh.
Depending on the difficulty of the hunt, each sea monster commanded its own price, and the most desired by Bilgewater traders was the jaull-fish. From its razor-toothed maw, priceless sacs of sapphilite were coveted across Runeterra for various sorcerous distillations, and a small flask of the glowing blue oil could pay for a ship and its crew ten times over. But it was while hunting with an untested captain that Pyke learned where a life of blood and guts would land him.
Days into their journey, a huge jaull-fish breached, opening its maw wide to reveal rows of sapphilite sacs. Several harpoon lines secured the beast, and though it was far bigger and older than any he had encountered before, Pyke leapt into its mouth without hesitation.
As he set about his work, a deep vibration began to stir in the creature’s cavernous gullet. Roiling bubbles broke the ocean’s surface, and an entire pod of jaulls began to push against the tethered ship’s hull. The captain lost his nerve, and cut Pyke’s lifeline. The last thing the doomed harpooner saw before the beast’s jaws snapped shut was the look of horror on his crewmates’ faces, as they watched him being swallowed alive.
But this was not the end for Pyke.
In the deepest fathoms of the unknowable ocean, crushed by the titanic pressure, and still firmly trapped within the jaull’s mouth, he opened his eyes once more. There were blue lights everywhere, thousands of them, seemingly watching him. Tremulous echoes of something ancient and mysterious filled his brain, crushing his mind, showing him visions of all he had lost whilst others grew fat.
A new hunger overtook Pyke, one for vengeance and retribution. He would fill the depths with the corpses of those who had wronged him.
Back in Bilgewater, no one thought much of the killings at first—for so dangerous a place, the occasional red tide was nothing new. But weeks became months, and a pattern began to emerge. Captains from many ships were found carved up and left out for the dawn. Bar-room patrons whispered it was a supernatural killer, wronged at sea, gutting his way through the crew manifest of some damned ship called the Terror. Once a mark of respect and celebrity, the question “You a captain?” became a cause for alarm.
Soon it was the caulkers, too, and the first mates, merchant officers, bankers… indeed, anyone associated with the bloody business of the slaughter docks. A new name went up on the bounty boards: a thousand krakens for the infamous Bloodharbor Ripper.
Driven by memories twisted by the deep, Pyke has succeeded where many have failed—striking fear into the hearts of unscrupulous businessmen, killers, and seafaring scoundrels alike, even though no one can find any mention of a ship named the Terror ever docking in Bilgewater.
A city that prides itself on hunting monsters now finds a monster hunting them, and Pyke has no intention of stopping.
one of the first champs I actually mained, and I just love her VO and theme. whimsical fae sorceress? yes please!
specifically her blackfrost skin. probably some of the best voice work in the game imo.
a part of you never leaves the jungle
as much as I don't like facing him in the current meta, he's a character that actually makes you feel like you can pull of that insane play. I always used to get that little voice in the back of my head "just go in, you can win this fight". says something for the champ design imo.
Dark Star has some really awesome VO work on it, plus he just feels fantastic when you can get your henchmen - sorry, "teammates" - some kills
- Stoic and resilient. Will accomplish his goals by any means necessary. Master of guerrilla warfare ^^ Adore this real warrior.
Gave up her entire...being , to help a friend!
What can break you might make you. she is proof of that!
not only is humble about her disability she accept it with pride.
lonely,
been taken advantage of,
I cause ironic debates
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... >_>
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- Even though Riot didn't know what the hell are they supposed to do with the Darkin upon Aatrox release, I am quite fascinated by those creatures. Normally I am not big fan of infernal creatures but after the releases so far with Kayn and the new Aatrox (in contrast that some majority of the people dislike it), I want to know more about them. Though the Varus retcon was kinda meh because I am very anxious to call him Vaarus now and the new Aatrox enforces that meme... But they have some pretty fun personalities. Both Aatrox and Rhaast that is... I hope Varus can get a VGU then if that's the case? I want to see a Darkin's full character... especially the female one.
- Because he's a Space Dragon. That's why.
- The Summoner Archetype in League of Legends. I am a Summoner. I don't mean League Summoner but Summoner who control minions to do my bidding. Azir fits that archetype the most so far...
- For robots, these machines got quite a character in them. Especially Camille, she's very classy.
- You know, I've always been a big fan of undead creatures for some reason. Maybe it's because I actually grew up with D2 Necromancer and see Undead Minions as friends to level up with and go along with my own adveuture. In fact, Karthus the Lich actually made some solid foundation with me playing League. Mordekaiser is actually my SECOND champion I've ever played in League of Legends as well as he's one of those overlord archetype. Urgot is an UNDEAD CYBORG. Pyke is a Underwater Wraith that has not been raised by the Black Mist, Void or Nagakabouros so his existance is an enigma. You get the rest... However, I have not added Kindred to this list because... I don't know. Maybe I don't like the champ.
- If you don't like this champion's obsession with aesthetics, you have no soul. I personally think Jhin should be on everyone's list despite him being a psychopath that murders everyone in the name of art. Oddly attaching.
- I kinda saw Kassadin as the Darth Vader in League of Legends but the more I play the game, I found out that's not the case at all. I just put him in because he's actually the First Champion I've ever played in League and his joke doesn't even make sense anymore... Oh well.
- Voidborne creatures pack a SERIOUS punch in League of Legends. I just wish that Malzahar was a bit likable for me... As for Kai'sa... >_>
- Because he's a rock.
- Stressful to Play but hilarious dialogues.
- I like to flame people..._ Literally._ Both my team and enemies.
- I don't know. He's on this list because I like to play him sometimes.
- What makes this guy different than the other three robots named above. First, he is a cyborg... so is Camille. But what's so different is that he's basically Moira from Overwatch that seeks what's best for the humanity... instead of usage of genetics, he uses robotics to enhance pretty much everything. His Battlecast Skin pretty much reflects on what he wants to do for the world and it may be lead to a dystopia, you can't really deny his overall determination. Plus he APPROPRIATELY has a Russian accent like but unlike the new Aatrox.
- This guy is voiced by the same dude who voices Kel'Thuzad from Warcraft so yea... Plus, he is skillshot based alongside with VK.
- The Unseen Swag is the Swaggiest.
- Like Marvin Martian I wanna hear the world go "Kaboom".
