Strongest non-godlike champion?

Berserknurple·10/16/2016, 9:26:26 AM·3 votes·1,567 views

There have been many posts about power levels of champions, but they generally get bogged down in the absurd power levels of beings such as Bard or Aurelion Sol or what have you.

I'm interested in who people think are the strongest in the still-mostly-human group. For this I'm gonna exclude Ascended and Aspects, but I think anything below them is fair game.

Yasuo, Riven, Yorick, Sion, Garen... Your humans with just a few special add ons, magic or tweaks. Who would win?

I love Sion which makes me want to give him my vote, but then again someone like Illaoi might be extremely powerful based on how helpful Nagakabouros really is... Or Syndra does have a ton of untapped potential. Or whatever the hell is going on with Swain (or Beatrice)

31 Comments

TheHowester10/16/2016, 2:47:01 PM4 votes

Sion because Sion's already dead and has the strength of 1000s of souls in him.

Sahn Uzal10/16/2016, 9:31:09 AM4 votes

Mordekaiser is the strongest being in the Shadow isles, IIRC (I really need to re-read the long lores) But the whole Undead liches who keep reviving him kinda puts him in a godlike state... Gangplank Doesn't fight alone. Even ingame, I like to think his crew places those kegs when he commands them to, and his crew fires his ult ofcourse. Vladimir Would most likely beat anyone with blood in their veins. Hecarim is quite a force to be reckoned with, on a physical level, and the whole soul thingy he has with his W

Tattersall10/17/2016, 4:09:34 AM2 votes

This is a good question.

Okay, so I'm going to try to bring up people that no one has mentioned yet.

Lissandra: She might not count as human, but she might. Iceborn have no extra resiliences or healing powers, but they do have powerful ice magic. So theoretically, if Jhin put a bullet in her head she'd die without question, but she also has the ability to track cold, and therefore heat, as if by radar. It's very difficult to sneak up on an Iceborn. Her ice magic would also mean that she can keep her opponent at a distance, and you can obviously block bullets with thick enough ice. Again, she might not even count as human, but still.

Ekko: Time travel, man.

Leblanc: LeBlanc is not a real person. The name LeBlanc is a title that's been passed down forever within the Black Rose. I'm pretty sure LeBlanc that has the memories of all past LeBlancs, making her virtually immortal.

Malzahar: Does he count? He theoretically can channel the full force of the Void (if it makes him), so yeah, undoubtedly powerful.

Shen: Shen's whole job is dealing with otherworldly biz, the stuff a normal guy can't take care of.
"Shen suddenly appeared in the central court of Noxus. …Onlookers watched in rapt horror as he appeared to fight a terrible battle against a threat they could not see… …Shen seemed to flash in and out of existence, wounds blossoming all over his body from nowhere… …he singlehandedly defended [the Noxian] empire from an incursion by the spirit world." Yeah, Shen should be on this list.

Tryndamere: He's been touched by Aatrox, so he's possibly undefeatable in battle.

Olaf: Basically the same as Tryndamere, but minus the Aatrox.

Zilean: Time travel, man.

Jhin: Just because. He's a smart guy when it comes to killing things. He's also not reliant on his gun, he know how to use blades well and he know chi techniques invented by his father that could probably rival wuju techniques (Master Yi).

PantheonLeonaDianaTaric: They all have powerful magic and near mastery of combat due to their connection with godlike beings. Not even just "near mastery" with Pantheon. They can still be killed by normal means, so they count. Y'know, Pantheon could probably beat up the other three.

Others that I didn't mention because there are arguments for them here already (that I agree with): Syndra, Sion, Vladimir, and Ryze.

Btw, I don't think Mordekaiser counts. Also, no yordles or Jax.

Hex the FenFen10/16/2016, 11:50:50 AM1 votes

Zyra Mainly because there will always be plants and even if there aren't she can make them lol also if it wasn't in game then she could have as many as she wanted , you would never touch her

Ebonmaw Dragon10/16/2016, 6:44:34 PM1 votes

I would say that Braum is the strongest of the "human" group if we dont count mages like Syndra or Ryze... or "unknow things" like Jax.

Sure, Sion is strong, but he is undead... and not really smart and if you destroy the Soul Furnace he dies for real, so, i think that the guy who destroys mountains with his bare hands wins.

Arakadia10/17/2016, 2:13:33 AM1 votes

Ryze, Mordekaiser due to black mist, or Kalista probably.

Meep Man10/17/2016, 11:15:17 AM1 votes

If we exclude gods, I would say Malphite

He is a moving mountain.

If it has to be human, I woukd say Mordekaiser

By god, I am excluding Bard, Aurelion Sol, Kindred, Xerath, Syndra, Nasus, Renekton, Azir, Pantheon, Leona, Diana, Taric, and Tahm Kench.

Insanity Song10/18/2016, 8:17:38 PM1 votes

Nautilus being strong enough to swing is anchor like it is nothing

Malzahar Having the void at his beck and call is a pretty huge plus

Braum BUNCHING THROUGH A MOUNTAIN

LXII10/16/2016, 9:32:21 AM1 votes

"Mostly human" It's Jax, not even a matter of opinion, the guy beat so much ass they made him fight with a lamp post.

Fasmodey10/16/2016, 9:40:38 AM1 votes

Mordekaiser

The most destructive human is Syndra but she is so fragile, Mordekaiser could curse her and she could die easily.

Ryze is also formidable.

But I think between this 3, Mordekaiser is the most frightening to fight against.