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"Claw or spear, your end is the same."
Se ha sugerido que [[::Innate ability|Innate ability]], [[::Ultimate Ability|Ultimate Ability]] and [[::Stance Ability|Stance Ability]] sean fusionadas a artículo o sección.
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Summary
- 1 Archetypes
- 2 Types of skills
- 3 Attributes
- 4 Effects
HR skills they are what a champion uses in the Fields of Justice. The unique nature of a champion's abilities sets them apart from other champions. A champion's abilities also determine a champion's role on his team, how it should be played, and what items, runes, and masteries should be used to maximize its effectiveness. Summoner spells are not abilities.
Baron Nashor Baron Nashor and Vilemaw Vilemaw are the only characters that are not champions and use abilities, even though the Dragon Dragon has a damage over time per hit passive called "Burning".
Archetypes
Each champion has at least five unique abilities. Four of them are learned during the course of battle using skill points, and the fifth is a passive skill. One of the skill points is awarded to each champion at the beginning of the game, and another to each each time they level up. A champion can level up individual skills by spending skill points on those they have already learned.
Basic skill: All champions have three basic skills, which are available from level 1 to a maximum of five levels. These abilities cannot be increased beyond half the champion's level (rounded up), which means that a new level of the ability becomes available for every single-digit odd level, requiring level 9 to maximize any individual ability. .
Udyr has no ultimate ability, featuring only four basic abilities.
Yasuo has four basic abilities.
Elise,
Jayce,
Read without,
Quinn y
Rengar have six basic skills.
- Including its evolved forms,
Heimerdinger,
Kha'Zix,
Karma,
Syndra y
Viktor also have six basic skills.
- Including its evolved forms,
Innate Ability: A champion's innate or passive ability passively affects the champion throughout the game. Every champion has one, and these skills cannot be upgraded with skill points earned by leveling up.
Syndra features a passive ability with four independent effects. Before his slight skill redesign in V3.9,
Shyvana also had a passive with four independent effects. This is no longer the case, however.
- Before
Shyvana was published,
Akali y
Vladimir held the record with two effects each.
- Before
Ultimate Skill: The fourth ability, characteristic of a champion is his ultimate. Summoners cannot invest skill points in the ult until at least level 6 and cannot do so again until levels 11 and 16, up to a maximum of three levels.
Jayce,
Nocturne,
Quinn,
Riven, and
Twisted Fate have two ultimate abilities.
- Including its evolved forms,
Kha'Zix y
Syndra also have two ultimate abilities.
- Including its evolved forms,
Elise,
Jayce,
Nidalee and
Karma are the only champions with access to their ultimate at level 1. Each can spend one skill point on their ult at level 6, 11, and 16, allowing them to reach level 4.
Jayce and
Quinn, with two ultimate and six basic skills, hold the record for the most skills in a single champion.
Skill types
- Active ability: This is the most abundant type of ability, having a one-time use effect, and they are subject to a cooldown before they are available for new use again.
- Impact effect: On-hit effects will be triggered by the champion's basic attacks, but also by some abilities.
- Apply Impact effect: These abilities are classified as basic attacks, and apply on-hit effects instead of per-ability effects. To note: these abilities do not apply spell vampirism or
Rylai.
Mystic Shot of
Ezreal
- Waltz of Swords Waltz of Swords
Fiora (up to 5 times)
Mischievous Strike of
Fizz (also applies skill effects)
To regret
Gangplank (can critically strike, classed as a melee attack)
- Sword Slam Sword Slam
Irelia
Double Hit of
Master Yi (2 times)
Double bullet
Miss Fortune (both hits)
Relentless Predator of
Renekton (2 or 3 times, depending on his Fury)
Twin bite of
Shyvana (2 times, and to all targets hit by her dragon form)
- Ra-ta-ta-ta Ra-ta-ta-ta de
Twitch (on each hit target, can critically strike)
Infinite Oppression of
Warwick (up to 5 times, applies lifesteal despite being magic damage)
Tempest of Steel
Yasuo (on-hit effects are applied to the first enemy hit)
- Barrage ability: A type of ability that can be cast multiple times at no mana cost before going on full cooldown. There is a brief cooldown between multiple casts (usually 0.2-0.5 seconds, 2 for
Kha'Zix), and if you wait too long, additional releases are lost.
Spiritual Boost of
Ahri can be cast 3 times.
Noxian Guillotine
Darius can be cast again for 20 seconds after killing a target, he can be cast multiple times.
Onslaught of
Fiora can be cast 2 times.
- Transcendent Blades Transcendent Blades of
Irelia can be cast 4 times.
Void Attack of
Kha'Zix can be cast 2 or 3 times if the ability was evolved.
Broken wings of
Riven can be cast 3 times.
Electric Harpoon of
Rumble can be cast 2 times.
Rite of the Arcanum of
Xerath can be cast 3 times.
- Own Improvements: These are abilities that grant passive effects once activated. These effects last for either a fixed amount of time, such as Bio-arcane Bolt Bio-arcane Bolt from
Kog'Maw, or until a deactivating component is used, such as
Rolling ball
Rammus.
- Accumulation: These abilities have an extremely low cooldown but rely on a "stack" for their use. Stacks are generated over time and there is a unique capacity of possible stacks for each skill. When using the skill, use 1 stack. The cooldown reduction affects the time in which the stack is generated.
- Shadow Dance Shadow Dance of
Akali
Missile Discharge from
Daughters
H-28G Evolutionary Turret of
Heimerdinger
Harmful Trap
Teemo
Void Rift of
Vel'Koz
Excessive force of
Vi
Rampant Growth of
Zyra
- Shadow Dance Shadow Dance of
- Passive Ability: These passive abilities have lingering effects, and must not be activated to take effect. However, some of them are not available under certain conditions, such as when the skill is on cooldown (
Static Field of
Blitzcrank) or when taking damage (
Rapid movement of
Teemo). The ability will be activated again as soon as the specific condition has ended. They are often compared to innate abilities.
- Alternate Skill: These abilities are used when activated and remain active with lingering effects until deactivated. Toggling an ability is not considered an activation, at the end of
Brightness or
Force Pulse, but their mana consumption accumulates to the
Tear of the Goddess.
Bloodlust / Blood Price of
Aatrox
Hopelessness of
Amumu
Frost Shot of
Ashe
Vorpaline Nails of
Cho'Gath
Burning Agony of
Dr. World
Arachnid Form / Human Form of
Elise
- Transformation Transformation of
Jayce Transform: Mercury Cannon Transform: Mercury Cannon
Change of Arms! from
Jinx
Desecration of
Karthus
- Vengeful Whirlwind Vengeful Whirlwind of
Maokai
Venom Trail
singed
Hungry Flock of
Swain
Smell of blood
Warwick
- Special tokens: These abilities are listed as toggles, but have their own set of conditions: these abilities si They count as a skill activation, and are automatically disabled if the champion strays too far.
Glacial storm
Anivia (also deactivates if interrupted)
- Position Skill: Currently unique skill type of
Udyr y
Sona. Each position has an individual cooldown and a shared global cooldown. Each position provides an effect that lasts as long as the position remains active as well as a trigger effect.
Defensive Position of
Rammus and
Rolling Balls are described as positions in their descriptions, and they function as such in that only one can be active at a time.
- Voracious Corrosion Voracious Corrosion by Baron Nashor Baron Nashor and Wrath of the Ancients Wrath of the Ancients use a position system.
Attributes
Skills have certain attributes that determine how they are used in a game. These include area, cooldown, cost, effect, and range.
- Cooldown: All abilities have a cooldown, a period of time after the use of the ability in which it cannot be used again. Cooldown reduction reduces this time, up to a maximum of 40% reduction of the skill's initial cooldown.
- Some champions have abilities that reset / reduce the cooldown period.
- Some abilities have a secondary active function. The ability goes on cooldown after the secondary function has been activated or the window to activate it expires.
- Cost: Most, but not all, skills have a specific cost associated with them. They generally cost mana, but some champions use health, energy, or other mechanical sources. When the ability is used, the champion loses the cost of the ability. If the champion has less than the amount that the ability costs, it cannot be used and the icon in the HUD changes color.
- Range: The range of an ability determines how far a target can be selected and still be affected by the ability. This scope is generally not listed in the in-game description, but hovering over the skill icon shows the skill's scope and scope. Some abilities have Global range, which means that such range includes the entire map.
- Target Selection: All abilities that affect a unit other than the same champion as the spear are selected in some way. If an ability has a specific target that it will hit, it is referred to as targeted. Other forms of target selection are referred according to their type:
- Area of Effect (AoE) abilities that can affect more than a single target within an area. The affected area is generally circular, but it can also be conical or linear. Certain abilities, such as Rising Strike Rising Strike of
Diana and
Sword of Torment
Aatrox, they can have completely unique areas of effect.
- Skill Shots are projectile-based abilities, generally launching in a line out of the champion's position, affecting only the targets the projectile collides with.
- Click skills require a target and vision to hit it. Most of these abilities are to apply an upgrade or to use a powerful projectile to attack the target. It only takes a simple click to start casting a skill per click on a target.
- Area of Effect (AoE) abilities that can affect more than a single target within an area. The affected area is generally circular, but it can also be conical or linear. Certain abilities, such as Rising Strike Rising Strike of
- Cast Time: While most abilities have an instant or slightly delayed cast time of 0.5 seconds, there are several that prevent the champion from taking any other action while the ability is cast. Most of those, called channeled skills, can be interrupted, either by the champion himself or by any form of crowd control (excluding Slows, Stuns, and Blindness) applied by an enemy unit.
Effects
See Skill AttributesEach skill has an effect. These effects vary widely, but can generally be divided as follows:
- Enhancement: Increases the target's stats while active. Passive and Alternating abilities often have this type of effect. The Assets that grant buffs have higher bonuses than the previous ones due to their limited duration. Some champions have AoE buffs for nearby allies, referred to as auras.
- Crowd Control: This category includes all effects that reduce enemy units' ability to fight. The page includes a table with notes on each.
- Damage: Offensive abilities that deal damage. This damage can be physical, magical, or true, and generally applies spell vampirism, unless the tooltip indicates that it applies on-hit effects. Most damage-dealing abilities scale with the champion's attack damage, ability power, or both. Some deal damage over time.
- Damage Reduction: Decreases the damage dealt to the target for the duration. This damage reduction does not work on true damage and is applied before armor or magic resistance reduction.
- Gold: Grants champions more gold than the base amount, either over time or from kills.
- Heal: Heals the target. Generally scales with ability power. Support champions tend to have these abilities, and they are the only ones with healing abilities that can be applied to other champions besides themselves. Several non-support champions have abilities that heal only themselves.
- Immunity: Prevents certain types of crowd control from affecting the target, which is usually the champion using the ability.
- Invulnerability: The target cannot be damaged for the duration. Currently only Intervention Intervention of
Kayle provides temporary invulnerability. Certain abilities also make units unreachable, such as
Playful of
Fizz. See page for details.
- Movement: Move the champion or champion's target from one location to another. This can be a scroll, a flash, or a teleport. Many of these abilities allow the champion to move through solid obstacles or terrain similar to summoner spells.
Flash.
- Resurrection: Returns the target to life if it dies.
- Shield: Absorbs a certain amount of damage from the target, instead of losing life.
- Stealth: The target becomes invisible and unreachable until revealed or the duration of the stealth expires. The page contains additional information, including questions about spotting stealth champions.
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