Diana
Diana is a champion in League of Legends.[1]
Special statistics 
Abilities[edit | edit source]
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Champion skins[edit | edit source]
- This article section only contains champion skins. For all associated collection items, see Diana (Collection).
Nicole Oliver
Kienan 'Knockwurst' Lafferty
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Patch history[edit | edit source]
- For the expanded patch notes, see here.
Moonsilver Blade
- Cleave monster damage increased to 260% from 225%.
- Moonsilver Blade
- Cleave monster damage reduced to 225% from 300%.
Crescent Strike
- Base damage increased to 70 / 105 / 140 / 175 / 210 from 60 / 95 / 130 / 165 / 200.
Pale Cascade
- Base damage per hit increased to 20 / 32 / 44 / 56 / 68 from 18 / 30 / 42 / 54 / 66.
- Total base damage increased to 60 / 96 / 132 / 168 / 204 from 54 / 90 / 126 / 162 / 198.
- Base damage per hit increased to 20 / 32 / 44 / 56 / 68 from 18 / 30 / 42 / 54 / 66.
- Stats
- Selection radius increased to 120 units from 75.
- Moonsilver Blade
- Bug Fix: Tooltip now notes the correct duration of the buff due to 14.6 changes.
- Stats
- Attack speed ratio increased to 0.694 from 0.625.
- Attack speed growth reduced to 2% from 2.25%.
- Moonsilver Blade
- Bonus attack speed reduced to 15% – 35% (based on level) from 15% – 40% (based on level).
- Empowered bonus attack speed reduced to 45% – 105% (based on level) from 45% – 120% (based on level).
- Empowered bonus attack speed duration increased to 5 seconds from 3.
- Bonus attack speed reduced to 15% – 35% (based on level) from 15% – 40% (based on level).
- Pale Cascade
- Bug Fix: The initial shield no longer lasts 1 second shorter than intended.
Lunar Rush
- Bug Fix: The cooldown reset now properly takes place upon colliding with the target.
- Moonsilver Blade
- Bug Fix: Buff no longer desyncs to trigger the empowered attack every 2 or 4 basic attacks, instead of the intended 3.
- Lunar Rush
Winterblessed Diana
- Bug Fix: Pentakill VFX on the river terrain in Summoner's Rift is now properly rendered and no longer renders slightly higher than intended on normal elevated terrain.
- Pale Cascade
- Base shield increased to 45 / 60 / 75 / 90 / 105 from 40 / 55 / 70 / 85 / 100.
- Shield AP ratio increased to 30% AP from 25% AP.
- Damage AP ratio per orb increased 18% AP from 15% AP.
- Lunar Rush
- AP ratio increased to 60% AP from 50% AP.
- Moonsilver Blade
- Base damage reduced to 20 – 220 (based on level) from 20 – 250 (based on level).
- Lunar Rush
- AP ratio increased to 50% AP from 45% AP.
- V12.10 - May 25th Hotfix
- Pale Cascade
- Base shield increased to 40 / 55 / 70 / 85 / 100 from 25 / 40 / 55 / 70 / 85.
- Lunar Rush
- Base damage increased to 50 / 70 / 90 / 110 / 130 from 40 / 60 / 80 / 100 / 120.
- AP ratio increased to 45% AP from 40% AP.
- Stats
- Base health increased to 640 from 570.
- Health growth increased to 109 from 95.
- Armor growth increased to 4.3 from 3.1.
- Magic resistance growth increased to 2.05 from 1.25.
- Pale Cascade
- Base shield reduced to 25 / 40 / 55 / 70 / 85 from 30 / 45 / 60 / 75 / 90.
- Shield AP ratio reduced to 25% AP from 30% AP.
- Shield health ratio reduced to 9% bonus health from 10%.
- Moonsilver Blade
- Cleave AP ratio increased to 50% AP from 40% AP.
- Damage against monsters increased to 300% from 250%.
- Moonsilver Blade
- Damage against monsters reduced to 250% from 300%.
- Moonsilver Blade
- Bug Fix:
Muramana's Shock now triggers on secondary targets properly.
- Bug Fix:
- Stats
- Armor growth reduced to 3.1 from 3.6.
- Base health regeneration reduced to 6.5 from 7.5.
- Moonsilver Blade
- Bonus attack speed reduced to 15% – 40% (based on level) from 20% – 40% (based on level).
- Maximum bonus attack speed reduced to 45% – 120% (based on level) from 60% – 120% (based on level).
- Bonus attack speed reduced to 15% – 40% (based on level) from 20% – 40% (based on level).
- Moonsilver Blade
- Damage against monsters increased to 300% from 150%.
- Bonus attack speed increased to 20% – 40% (based on level) from 10% – 40% (based on level).
- Maximum bonus attack speed increased to 60% – 120% (based on level) from 30% – 120% (based on level).
Dark Waters Diana
- Crescent Strike
- Bug Fix: VO now properly plays.
- Stats
- Base magic resistance reduced to 32 from 32.1.
- Crescent Strike
- Bug Fix: Moonlight no longer applies to champions who've blocked it via a spell shield.
- Lunar Rush
- Bug Fix: Cooldown no longer resets when the Moonlight from Crescent Strike is blocked by spell shields.
- Bug Fix: Cooldown no longer resets when the Moonlight from
- Stats
- Base health reduced to 570 from 594.
- Base attack damage reduced to 57 from 57.04.
- Moonsilver Blade
- New Effect: Now deals 150% damage against non-epic monsters.
- Stats
- Base mana reduced to 375 from 420.
- Pale Cascade
- Base damage reduced to 18 / 30 / 42 / 54 / 66 from 22 / 34 / 46 / 58 / 70.
- V9.24 - December 17th Hotfix
- Lunar Rush
- Bug Fix: The basic attack after dashing now correctly stacks
Conqueror.
- Bug Fix: The basic attack after dashing now correctly stacks
- V9.24 - Gameplay Update
- General
- New visual and sound effects.
- Touched up the VFX of all her abilities, including a brand new VFX for her ultimate and better visuals on her passive.
- Touched up all the SFX of all her abilities, most notably the shield and her dashes, as well as brand new SFX for her ultimate and passive.
- Stats
- Base mana increased to 420 from 372.
- Mana growth increased to 25 from 20.
- Base attack damage increased to 57.04 from 53.04.
- Moonsilver Blade
- New ability icon.
- New Innate:
- Diana permanently has 10% – 40% (based on level) bonus attack speed. After casting an ability, this bonus is tripled to 30% – 120% (based on level) for 3 seconds.
- Diana is granted one Moonsilver Blade stack for every basic attack on-hit within 3.5 seconds of each other, up to a maximum of two. At two stacks, Diana's next basic attack on-hit consumes the stacks to cleave nearby enemies for 20 – 250 (based on level) (+ 40% AP) magic damage. Applies spell effects.
- Crescent Strike
- New ability icon.
- Mana cost reduced to 50 from 55.
- Undocumented: The ability now applies Moonlight even if the target dies from Crescent Strike.
- Pale Cascade
- New ability icon.
- Cooldown changed to 15 / 13.5 / 12 / 10.5 / 9 seconds from 10 at all ranks.
- Undocumented: Mana cost reduced to 40 / 45 / 50 / 55 / 60 from 40 / 55 / 70 / 85 / 100.
- Base shield strength reduced to 30 / 45 / 60 / 75 / 90 from 40 / 55 / 70 / 85 / 100.
- AP ratio per orb reduced to 15% AP from 20% AP.
- Total damage AP ratio reduced to 45% AP from 60% AP.
- New Effect: Shield now scales with 10% bonus health.
- Lunar Rush (Reworked E)
- Swapped with
Moonfall. - New ability icon.
- Active: Diana dashes to an enemy dealing 40 / 60 / 80 / 100 / 120 (+ 40% AP) magic damage, resetting its cooldown if enemies are affect by Moonlight.
- Cooldown: 22 / 20 / 18 / 16 / 14 seconds.
- Mana Cost: 40 / 45 / 50 / 55 / 60.
- Range: 825 units.
- Undocumented: Consuming one Moonlight from a Crescent Strike cast no longer disables successive Moonlight applications from the same cast.
- Undocumented: No longer gains a stack of Conqueror from the basic attack issued automatically after dashing to a target with Lunar Rush.
- Swapped with
- Moonfall (Reworked R)
- Swapped with Lunar Rush.
- New ability icon.
- Active:
Reveals, 
draws in, and 
slows all nearby enemies for 40 / 50 / 60% for 2 seconds. If Diana pulls in one or more enemy champions, the moonlight crashes down onto her after 1 second, dealing 200 / 300 / 400 (+ 60% AP) magic damage in an area around her, increased by 35 / 60 / 85 (+ 15% AP) for each champion pulled beyond the first. - Cooldown: 100 / 90 / 80 seconds.
- Mana Cost: 100.
- Pull Distance: 225 units.
- Effect Radius: 475 units.
- Swapped with
Trivia[edit | edit source]
- Diana derives from PIE root *dyew- "to shine".
- Diana's concept artist Michael 'IronStylus' Maurino has confirmed that Diana was intended to be lesbian when she was first created.[3] Her forbidden relationship with Leona was later canonized in the short story "Rise with Me".
- Diana is the first champion to feature animations for when affected by both crowd control and movement speed buffs.
- Moonfall's indicator above Diana references the Lunar phase.[4]
- 1 enemy: New moon
- 2 enemies: Waning crescent
- 3 enemies: Last quarter
- 4 enemies: Waning gibbous
- 5 enemies: Full moon
- A functional replica of
Crescent Moonblade was crafted in an episode of YouTube series Man At Arms: Reforged.
- There are also videos where the following are crafted:
See also[edit | edit source]
basic attack animation that must play out in order to launch it. For 
projectile basic attacks, the windup usually aligns with drawing the projectile on-screen.The attack windup is displayed as a percentage, and any windup modifier is listed as a decimal next to it.
The Attack speed ratio (AS ratio) adjusts the effectiveness of bonus AS from all sources. It is usually equal to the unit's base AS (level 1 with no bonuses), but tuning to a higher or lower relative value translates to more or less bonus AS received compared to other units with the same base AS.
(All values in decimal form)
The ingame stats HUD displays the AS ratio instead of base AS to communicate this comparative effectiveness. The Wiki opts to always list both stats and show the AS ratio as "N/A" if the two are equal.
Gameplay radiusA unit's gameplay radius is a stat that most closely resembles the concept of a 'hitbox', and is the radius used for 
edge range effects, which include basic attacks, line collision missiles, rectangular AOEs, and others. The gameplay radius determines the reach of both incoming and outgoing effects: for example, enemies are within a unit's 
basic attack range based on the edge of their gameplay radius and vice versa.
Selection radiusA unit's selection radius is a stat that determines the horizontally furthest point from the center of their model that other players' cursor is allowed to be, while still maintaining the ability to select that unit.
Selection heightGameplay in League of Legends takes place in two dimensions no matter the visuals. However, a virtual height dimension that is perpendicular to the ground creates the game's three-dimensional view, which in combination with the camera's perspective necessitates the usage of the selection height.
Acquisition radiusA unit's acquisition range is a stat that determines the distance at which they will acquire attack targets when a target unit is not specified by the player.
- Auto-attacking automatically orders an idle champion to acquire enemies within this range. This can be disabled in the Settings.
- Attack-move commands scan for targets within this range while moving toward a given location.
Attack range bonuses modify the champion's acquisition range by the same amount.
JungleWithin a drafted team, the Jungler is the champion assigned to the jungle. A Jungler needs to be able to clear jungle camps without too much difficulty and ambush other champions in lane.
Divers, 
Assassins, Skirmishers, and 
Vanguards are the most likely champions to be selected in the Jungler position.
MiddleWithin a drafted team, the Mid Laner is the champion assigned to the mid lane.
Burst Mages, Artillery Mages, and Assassins are the most likely champions to be selected in the Mid Laner position.
AssassinAssassins specialize in infiltrating enemy lines with their unrivaled mobility to quickly dispatch high-priority targets. Due to their mostly melee nature, Assassins must put themselves into dangerous positions in order to execute their targets. Luckily, they often have defensive tricks up their sleeves that, if used cleverly, allow them to effectively avoid incoming damage.
- Examples
DiverDivers are the more mobile portion of the Fighter class. Divers excel at singling out high-priority targets to blitz toward, immediately forcing those targets (and their teammates) to deal with the diver’s presence. Divers are not as durable as the tanks or juggernauts of the world, but Divers can take their fair share of punishment while bringing enough damage to be a real kill threat if left unchecked.
- Examples
Fighter (Legacy) Assassin (Legacy)Assassins are fragile but agile damage-focused melee champions that look to swiftly take down their targets.
Mana
Mana (also known as MP) is a stat that is the resource of many champions necessary to cast most of their abilities. Mana can be restored via mana regeneration and some abilities, items, runes, and buffs.
Mana is represented in-game by the blue bar within the HUD, indicating the champion's current mana and maximum mana. Current mana is reduced by expenditure through paying an ability's mana cost.
MeleeMelee champions have a basic attack range usually within 200 units. A melee attack does not use a projectile to deal damage, therefore not subject to effects that mitigate projectiles, like 
Wind Wall. Some champions can shift between a ranged and melee form, and certain items/runes differ for melee characters.
On-hit effect
basic damage, or generally upon a basic attack or certain attack-like ability hitting a target. Most on-hit effects deal 
proc damage or 
default damage, which are non-reactive (= the effects don't trigger more effects).
Critical strikes are not on-hit effects. An ability listed as applying on-hit effects cannot critically strike unless otherwise stated.
Life steal is not an on-hit effect. Damage from on-hit effects normally does not apply life steal, unless those effects deal basic damage or are special-cased to benefit from life steal.
The ability counterpart to on-hit effects are ability effects, which apply on instances of ability damage.
MonsterMonsters are neutral units in League of Legends. Unlike 
minions, monsters do not fight for either team, and will only do so if aggroed (provoked) – with the exception of the 
Rift Scuttler, which simply runs away when attacked.
Area damageArea damage is the damage type dealt by most area of effect abilities, as well as a select few basic attacks, items and runes. Area damage is not exclusive to being applied by purely 
physical, 
magic or 
true damage, and instead can be dealt by any of the three damage sub-types.
- Spell vamp heals with one-third effectiveness.
- Many items effects are triggered whenever you deal an instance of area damage (i.e. ability effects).
- For example:
Rylai's Crystal Scepter, 
Liandry's Torment and 
Luden's Companion. - Compared to single target spell damage, area damage does not trigger Muramana.
- For example:
Arcane Comet's current cooldown is reduced by 10% whenever you deal an instance of area damage to a champion.- Area damage is reduced by 25% versus
Jax's 
Counter Strike. - Many champion summoned units such as
Elise's 
Spiderlings, 
Yorick's 
Mist Walkers, and 
Naafiri's 
Dune Hounds take reduced damage from area damage.
Effects triggered by damage subtypes will occur (i.e. physical, magic or true).
Magic damage- Applies:
Bloodletter's Curse's Vile Decay
Morellonomicon's and 
Oblivion Orb's 
Grievous Wounds
Omnivamp
- Triggers:
- Mitigated by:
Damage shields
Invulnerability- Damage reduction
Magic resistance
Magic shields
Arena
- Regular Modes
- 8-Team Round-Robin Tournament
- Battlefields — The Grand Reckoning
- Ancestral Woods
- Desert Oasis
- Frostbite Thicket
- Koi Pond
- Magma Chamber
- Reckoner Arena
Sight
center range. A line of vision cannot extend beyond terrain or an unrevealed brush.
Sight can also refer to an effect that makes a unit visible regardless of the fog of war or 
brush, allowing them to be targeted. 
Standard sight cannot see 
stealthed units, but 
True Sight can.
Nearsight is a 
crowd control debuff that inhibits sight; allied vision is lost in addition to a reduced sight radius.
Obscured vision is similar to sight in a way that it can observe units, but does not render units targetable, rather it exposes their position and informs of their presence.
Unobstructed vision is a form of sight that allows a unit to be able to see their full vision radius, ignoring any obstructions that would otherwise restrict visibility.- All effects that use
unit-targeting require sight of the target. Delayed unit-targeted attacks and spells can cancel if sight of the selected target is suddenly lost.
Standard sightStandard sight reveals units through Fog of War and brush, but not stealth. It does not bypass nearsight effects.
Spell shieldA spell shield refers to one of several effects that have the capacity to negate hostile abilities from applying to the recipient. A spell shield may negate many active effects coming from champion abilities, epic monsters, champion summoned units, and items, but almost none from runes and summoner spells with the only exceptions of Arcane Comet, 
Unleashed Smite, and 
Primal Smite which will be blocked.
- See the article for more details.
ProjectileA projectile or missile is any entity not classified as a unit (
champion, minion, 
monster, etc.) that travels at any given velocity.
- Moving units are not considered projectiles under any circumstance (including
dashing units, airborne units, or units thrown by some abilities such as 
Force of Will or 
Roar of the Slayer.). 
Braum's 
Unbreakable, 
Mel's 
Rebuttal, 
Samira's 
Blade Whirl, and 
Yasuo's Wind Wall can block, destroy and / or stop projectiles.
- Some abilities will
destroy all currently incoming homing projectiles.
Shield
health that absorbs the next instances of damage in place of actual health. This can be improved by various items and effects depending on the type of shielding.
Incoming shields can trigger bonus effects from 
Shield Bash. Outgoing shields can trigger bonus effects from 
Summon Aery, 
Ardent Censer, and 
Staff of Flowing Water. Shield reduction effects, exclusively 
Serpent's Fang, reduce all incoming and outgoing shields.
DashThe game engine does not take into account the height of the unit; dashes that depict air travel are considered to be on the ground for targeting purposes such as skill-shots.
- Dashes should not be confused with displacement effects, which are usually sourced from enemy units (and are classified as crowd control debuffs).
- Dashes are interrupted by
stasis (from an enemy), 
knockdown, and 
blinks. - Dashes are overridden by all move blocks, which includes displacements and other dashes, as well as a few other cases.
- Not all dashes can traverse terrain (e.g.
Justice Punch, 
Searing Charge, 
Tumble). - Some dashes gain increased distance when directed through terrain (e.g.
Umbral Dash, 
Perfect Execution, 
Phantom Undertow).
DashThe game engine does not take into account the height of the unit; dashes that depict air travel are considered to be on the ground for targeting purposes such as skill-shots.
- Dashes should not be confused with displacement effects, which are usually sourced from enemy units (and are classified as crowd control debuffs).
- Dashes are interrupted by stasis (from an enemy), knockdown, and blinks.
- Dashes are overridden by all move blocks, which includes displacements and other dashes, as well as a few other cases.
- Not all dashes can traverse terrain (e.g. Justice Punch, Searing Charge, Tumble).
- Some dashes gain increased distance when directed through terrain (e.g. Umbral Dash, Perfect Execution, Phantom Undertow).
Spell damage physical, magic or true damage, and instead can be dealt by any of the three damage sub-types.Many effects are triggered whenever you deal an instance of spell damage. For example:
- Rylai's Crystal Scepter, Liandry's Torment and Luden's Companion.
- Omnivamp and
Physical vamp (where applicable) heal for a percentage of damage dealt. - Arcane Comet's current cooldown is reduced by 20% per instance of spell damage you deal to a champion.
Effects triggered by damage sub-types will occur (e.g. 
Black Cleaver on instances of Physical damage and Morellonomicon on instances of Magic damage).
InterruptInterrupt is a quality of crowd control that interrupts an in-progress effect, preventing its completion or causing the effect to go off at an interrupted state.
The following crowd control effects interrupt 
channeled and charged abilities (unless otherwise noted by the ability):
- Airborne
Forced action (
Charm, 
Flee, 
Taunt)
Silence ( Disrupt, Polymorph)
Sleep- Stasis
- Stun ( Suspension)
Suppression
The following crowd control effects interrupt dashes:
Basic attack windups are interrupted by all forms of crowd control that inhibit attacking. 
Ground and 
Root only interrupt channeled and charged movement abilities.
Untargetable
Becoming untargetable will interrupt acqusition. This also causes non-champions to lose aggro. Many untargetabilities additionally destroy all incoming unit-targeted projectiles.
AirborneA unit that is knocked airborne undergoes a forced displacement in a specified direction, to a specific point, or for a set duration at its current location, during which it is also unable to control its movement, declare attacks, cast abilities, activate items or use the 
summoner spells Flash, 
Teleport, 
Hexflash, and 
Mark / Dash.
Airborne is an immobilizing effect.
| Interrupts: | Interrupts attack windups (excluding  uncancellable windups), and all channeled and charged abilities. The accompanying displacement overrides all other previous displacements, including dashes and other airborne effects.
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| Reduction: | The duration of airborne and its forced movement execution time is unaffected by  Tenacity.
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| Resist: | Resisted by  crowd control immunity,  displacement immunity, and  Dr. Mundo's  Goes Where He Pleases.
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| Removal: | The forced movement that is applied alongside airborne effects cannot be removed by cleanses, which innately disables attacking and moving and can be overridden by dashing, blinking or  lunging.  Cleansing effects, with the exceptions of  Milio's  Breath of Life,  Cleanse,  Mikael's Blessing, and  Quicksilver, remove the airborne status effect.
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Crowd control applied by one's self or an ally cannot be countered in any way, neither reduced in duration, resisted, nor removed unless special cased to do so.
Slow
movement speed for the duration. Slow percentages cannot reduce a target below 110 movement speed. Some slows will instead modify the target's movement speed to a static value, which may not be further reduced nor increased.Only the slow with the highest value is taken into movement speed calculations. All additional slows are ignored until the higher-valued slow wears off. The strength of slows may amplify or decay over their duration. Slows of the same debuff cannot stack and will instead refresh on each application unless otherwise stated.
| Interrupts: | Does not interrupt any actions. |
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| Reduction: | The duration is affected by Tenacity. The strength is reduced by |
| Resist: | Resisted by crowd control immunity and  slow immunity.
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| Removal: | Removed by Cleanses,  Garen's  Decisive Strike,  Master Yi's  Highlander and  Nunu's  Biggest Snowball Ever!.
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ChampionChampions are the player-controlled characters in League of Legends. Each champion possesses unique abilities and attributes.
Cc-ImmuneCrowd control immunity prevents any type of crowd control from being applied to the unit. CC which has already been applied will still have an effect on the unit. Epic monsters (excluding a summoned 
Rift Herald) and 
turrets are always immune to all crowd control, with the exception of stasis.
Displacement immuneA unit that is displacement immune is immune to all Airborne effects in addition to the following effects:
- Crowd control
- Champion abilities
Clone
pet that attempts to imitate a champion, copying their current vitality, stats, items, level, and most status effects upon creation. They are considered champions against many effects that do not strictly require player champions, else they are considered minions either small or large among certain cases.
The 
damage they deal is attributed to them alone, but they transfer last hit and kill credit. Killing a clone awards 
25 and 
44.
References[edit | edit source]
- Map specific balancing
- Champions with map-specific balancing
- Champions with strategy information
- League of Legends champion
- Diana
- Champion gameplay article
- Mana champion
- Melee champion
- 2012 release
- Assassin champion
- Diver champion
- Fighter champion (Legacy)
- Assassin champion (Legacy)
- Jungle champion
- Middle champion
- Adaptive magic champion
- 225 BE champion
- 260 RP champion
- Dash champion
- Pull champion
- Shield champion
- Slow champion
- Champions with Multiple Classes (Modern)