Renata Glasc
Renata Glasc is a champion in League of Legends.[1]
Special statistics 
Abilities[edit | edit source]
Champion skins[edit | edit source]
- This article section only contains champion skins. For all associated collection items, see Renata Glasc (Collection).
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Patch history[edit | edit source]
- For the expanded patch notes, see here.
Bailout
- Bug Fix: If a champion affected by Bailout is last-hit by an enemy summon, the summoner is now properly credited the champion kill.
Hostile Takeover
- Bug Fix: If an enemy
Mel damages and kills one of her allies with any number of projectiles via a 
Searing Brilliance-empowered attack while under the effects of Hostile Takeover, Mel is no longer incorrectly credited the kill instead of Renata Glasc.
- Bug Fix: If an enemy
Masque of the Black Rose Renata Glasc
- Adjusted splash art.
- Updated models and VFX.
- Bailout
- Bug Fix: Champions within
Kindred's 
Lamb's Respite that are affected by Bailout and reach the threshold after scoring a champion takedown while still inside its area of effect no longer sometimes forcibly die.
- Bug Fix: Champions within
Handshake
- Tether now innately checks every 0.05 seconds for valid range conditions, and no longer waits for every 8th server tick.
Leverage
- Damage now triggers Renata Glasc's own damage effects but still grants kill credit to the ally applying it.
- Hostile Takeover
- Bug Fix: Casting it after her running animation no longer causes her model to have visual issues.
- Hostile Takeover
- Bug Fix: Berserk effect no longer causes an enemy
Caitlyn to gain kill credit for allies she kills after it interrupted her 
Ace in the Hole channel.
- Bug Fix: Berserk effect no longer causes an enemy
- General
- Bug Fix: Knocked up/stunned animation is now correctly played.
- Stats
- Base health reduced to 545 from 595.
- Base attack damage reduced to 49 from 51.
- Stats
- Base health increased to 595 from 525.
- Health growth increased to 94 from 80.
- Armor growth increased to 4.7 from 3.5.
- Magic resistance growth increased to 1.3 from 0.5.
Loyalty Program
- Base shield reduced to 50 / 65 / 80 / 95 / 110 from 50 / 70 / 90 / 110 / 130.
- Stats
- Base armor reduced to 27 from 29.
- Leverage
- Initial base damage reduced to 1% – 2% (based on level) of target's maximum health from 1% – 3.5% (based on level).
- Initial AP ratio increased to 2% per 100 AP from 1% per 100 AP.
- Ally base damage reduced to 1% – 2% (based on level) of target's maximum health from 1% – 3.5% (based on level).
- Ally AP ratio increased to 2% per 100 AP from 1% per 100 AP.
- Hostile Takeover
- Bug Fix:
Power Chord empowered basic attack is now properly consumed and applied when used against allied units while 
Berserked. - Bug Fix:
Cheap Shot now properly triggers and deals its damage for Berserked champions. - Bug Fix: Caster of
The Show Stopper no longer becomes locked out of their basic abilities they are performing the ability while Berserked and their target dies in the process. - Bug Fix: Several issues have been fixed where champions with certain items and runes would incorrectly receive kill credit and gold for killing their allies while Berserked.
- Bug Fix:
- V12.4 - February 22nd Hotfix
- Stats
- Armor growth reduced to 3.5 from 4.
- Leverage
- Initial base damage reduced to 1% – 3.5% (based on level) of target's maximum health from 1% – 5.25% (based on level).
- Ally base damage reduced to 1% – 3.5% (based on level) of target's maximum health from 1% – 5.25% (based on level).
- Bailout
- Cooldown increased to 28 / 27 / 26 / 25 / 24 seconds from 28 / 26 / 24 / 22 / 20.
- Bleed out timer reduced to 2.5 seconds from 3.
- Burn true damage per 0.25 seconds increased to 10% of target's maximum health from 8.3%.
- Revive health reduced to 20% maximum health from 35%.
- V12.4 - Added
- Leverage (Innate)
- Innate: Renata's basic attacks mark enemies for 6 seconds, dealing 1% – 5.25% (based on level) (+ 1% per 100 AP) of the target's maximum health bonus magic damage if they were unmarked.
- Allied
champions' damaging attacks and abilities against marked targets consume the mark to deal 1% – 5.25% (based on level) (+ 1% per 100 AP) of their maximum health as additional bonus magic damage. - Attacking a marked enemy will only refresh their mark's duration. Marking a different enemy will remove the mark from the previous target. Leverage's damage is capped at 150 against
monsters.
- Handshake (Q)
- Active: Renata fires a hook out from her robotic arm in the target direction, dealing 80 / 125 / 170 / 215 / 260 (+ 80% AP) magic damage to the first enemy hit and
rooting them for 1 second, during which they are 
revealed and Renata is unable to declare attacks and has her movement speed reduced by 30%. Handshake can be recast while the target is rooted. - Recast: Renata
knocks the target in the target direction, though not through terrain, dealing the same damage to enemies they pass through and 
stunning them for 0.5 seconds if the thrown target is a champion. - Mana Cost: 80.
- Cooldown: 16 seconds.
- Range:
900 / 275, Width: 
140, Speed: 1450 / X, Cast Time: 0.25 seconds.
- Active: Renata fires a hook out from her robotic arm in the target direction, dealing 80 / 125 / 170 / 215 / 260 (+ 80% AP) magic damage to the first enemy hit and
- Bailout (W)
- Active: Renata enhances herself or the target allied champion for 5 seconds, granting the target 10 / 15 / 20 / 25 / 30% (+ 1% per 100 AP) bonus attack speed in addition to 10 / 12.5 / 15 / 17.5 / 20% (+ 1% per 100 AP) bonus movement speed while they are moving toward nearby
visible enemy champions and minions, both increasing in effectiveness by 100% over the duration. Bailout's duration resets whenever the target scores a 
takedown against an enemy champion within 6 seconds of damaging them. - If the target takes
fatal damage while Bailout is active, they are restored to 100% of their maximum health but begin burning to take true damage equal to 8.3% of their maximum health every 0.264 seconds until they die from reaching 0 health. If they score a takedown against an enemy champion within 6 seconds of damaging them while suffering from the burn, it is stopped prematurely and they are set to 35% of their maximum health. This effect may only occur once per application of Bailout while not already active on the target. - Mana Cost: 80.
- Cooldown: 28 / 26 / 24 / 22 / 20 seconds.
- Target Range: 800, Effect Radius: 1300, Cast Time: None.
- Active: Renata enhances herself or the target allied champion for 5 seconds, granting the target 10 / 15 / 20 / 25 / 30% (+ 1% per 100 AP) bonus attack speed in addition to 10 / 12.5 / 15 / 17.5 / 20% (+ 1% per 100 AP) bonus movement speed while they are moving toward nearby
- Loyalty Program (E)
- Renata sends out a chemtech rocket from either side of her that instantly strike targets around her. After 0.429 seconds they converge and travel to the target location as a single missile, striking targets along its path and exploding upon reaching its target location.
- Renata and allies struck are granted a 50 / 70 / 90 / 110 / 130 (+ 50% AP)
shield for 3 seconds and enemies struck are dealt 65 / 95 / 125 / 155 / 185 (+ 55% AP) magic damage and are 
slowed by 30% for 2 seconds. - Mana Cost: 70 / 80 / 90 / 100 / 110.
- Cooldown: 14 / 13 / 12 / 11 / 10 seconds.
- Target Range: 800, Effect Radius: 325 / 225, Width: 220, Speed: 1450, Cast Time: 0.25 seconds.
- Hostile Takeover (R)
- Active: Renata launches a cloud of potent chemicals that spreads out in the target direction, which grants sight of its surroundings and turns all enemy champions and minions it passes over berserk for 1.25 / 1.75 / 2.25 seconds.
- Berserk causes afflicted targets to go insane, granting them 100% bonus attack speed and increased size, and forcing them to basic attack the nearest unit, regardless of being allied, enemy, or neutral. They prioritize attacking their own allies, then neutral units, then Renata's allies, then Renata herself.
- Renata gains kill credit of enemies killed by their berserked allies through their basic attacks. Berserked units can be forced to attack all units except
structures. - Mana Cost: 100.
- Cooldown: 150 / 130 / 110 seconds.
- Range: 2000, Effect Radius: 750, Width: 500, Angle: 14°, Speed: 650 - 1000, Cast Time: 0.75 seconds.
- Active: Renata launches a cloud of potent chemicals that spreads out in the target direction, which grants
Trivia[edit | edit source]
- All of Renata's abilities are references to real-world financial terms.
- Leveraged finance is the use of an above-normal amount of debt, as opposed to equity or cash, to finance the purchase of investment assets.
- Handshake is the famous accordance social act between two negotiators.
- Bailout is when a business, an individual, or a government provides money and/or resources (also known as a capital injection) to a failing company.
- Loyalty Program is a marketing strategy designed to encourage customers to continue to shop at or use the services of a business associated with the program.
- Hostile Takeover occurs when an acquiring company attempts to take over a target company against the wishes of the target company's management.
- Renata orders her device to shoot for marking targets with basic attacks, otherwise shooting with her pistol.
- Renata is the second champion who does not actually appear in her own Splash Art, the first being
Jhin.
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.
Support
Bottom Carry. This role's initial goal is to assist their more vulnerable team mate through the earliest stages of the game, and is a position that suits champions with either utility, disengage or high base damage.
Within a duo lane, the optimal strategy for earning gold is to designate a single champion to farm while the other is recommended to purchase an economy item. The Support is expected to fulfill the latter designation: consequently, the position is not suitable for champions that are highly dependent on item-based power spikes. The Support is also expected to be the primary contributor to the team's vision.
Enchanters, Catchers, 
Wardens and 
Burst Mages are the most likely champions to be selected in the Support position.
EnchanterEnchanters focus on amplifying their allies' effectiveness by directly augmenting them and defending them from incoming threats. Enchanters themselves are often quite fragile and bring relatively low damage to the table, meaning they really only shine when grouped together with others.
- Examples
Support (Legacy)
Mage (Legacy)Mages are offensive casters that seek to cripple and burn down the opposition through their potent spells.
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.
RangedRanged champions have a basic attack range usually beyond 300 units. Many deal damage through projectiles, which are subject to mitigating effects like 
Wind Wall. Some champions can shift between a ranged and melee form, and certain items/runes differ for ranged characters.
ChampionChampions are the player-controlled characters in League of Legends. Each champion possesses unique abilities and attributes.
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.
Proc damage
spell damage and so will trigger ability effects. Some forms of on-hit damage, such as by 
Blade of the Ruined King and 
Spellblade, also benefit from 
life steal.
Proc damage does not interact with most other effects, such as 
Luden's Companion or 
Arcane Comet. The main exception is:
Omnivamp and 
Physical vamp (where applicable) heal for a percentage of damage dealt.
Effects triggered by damage subtypes will still occur in spite of proc damage's non-reactive nature (e.g. 
Black Cleaver on instances of 
Physical damage and 
Morellonomicon on instances of 
Magic damage).
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
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.
Enchantment redirectionA certain group of damaging abilities called enchantments or empowerments require interaction of an empowerer, with an ally hitting an enemy. Enchantments commonly include mark detonations or buffs given to allies. The credit for an applied enchantment is directed in the following ways:
- Any damage dealt through the ally by the enchantment is credited to the empowerer instead of the ally. Effects that can trigger on-damage instances of the empowerer (e.g.
Summon Aery; Morellonomicon's Grievous Wounds on magic damage; etc.) will trigger and also be credited to the empowerer. For the empowerer's redirected damage only, the ally will apply the empowerer's damage modifiers (e.g. 
magic penetration). - Any unit kill achieved by the ally having applied the empowerer's redirected damage, is credited to the ally instead of the empowerer.
Arena
- Regular Modes
- 8-Team Round-Robin Tournament
- Battlefields — The Grand Reckoning
- Ancestral Woods
- Desert Oasis
- Frostbite Thicket
- Koi Pond
- Magma Chamber
- Reckoner Arena
Centered rangeCentered range is calculated from the center of a source unit's hitbox to the center of a target unit's hitbox.
- Centered range is used for most unit-targeted abilities.
- It is less effective and may seem to have diminished reach against large units.
Edge rangeEdge range is calculated from the edge of a source unit's hitbox to the edge of a target unit's hitbox.
- Edge range is mostly used for basic attacks; skill shots; and point-blank areas of effect (including auras).
- These become more effective against large champions, as the source gains more reach against them. This may be favorable or unfavorable: durable champions tend to be larger and thus easier to hit, and frail champions tend to be smaller and more difficult to hit.
Root
knockdown a target that is already performing a dash. Rooted units can still be displaced.Root is an
immobilizing effect.
Moving includes movement commands. Movement spells include all 
dash and 
blink abilities - including 
Recall / 
Empowered Recall and the 
summoner spells Flash, 
Teleport, 
Hexflash, and Dash, plus a number of additional cases.
| Interrupts: | Interrupts  movement channels unless otherwise stated.
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| Reduction: | The duration is affected by  Tenacity.
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| Resist: | Resisted by  crowd control immunity and  Dr. Mundo's  Goes Where He Pleases.
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| Removal: | Removed by  Cleanses.
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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.
Airborne 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.
Champion
StunA unit that is stunned is unable to control its movement, declare attacks, cast abilities, activate items or use the summoner spells Flash, Teleport, Hexflash, and Mark / Dash for the duration.
Stun is an immobilizing effect.
| Interrupts: | Interrupts attack windups (excluding uncancellable windups) and all channeled and charged abilities.
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| Reduction: | The duration is affected by Tenacity.
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| Resist: | Resisted by crowd control immunity and Dr. Mundo's Goes Where He Pleases.
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| Removal: | Removed by Cleanses.
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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.
True sight
brush, and 
stealth. It does not bypass 
nearsight effects.
TetherA tether is an effect that applies a bind buff on both the source and the target(s), which then creates the actual tether that requires both to remain in close proximity so any accompanying effects (damage, crowd control, heals, buffs, etc) can apply.
Death). The tether will also break from a transition into the 
zombie state due to the target already dying.Generally, a bind with an enemy will break along with the tether, whereas a bind with an ally will last indefinitely and automatically reapply the tether when within range.
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).
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).
TenacityTenacity (or Crowd Control Reduction) is a stat that reduces the duration of all incoming crowd control effects except displacements, 
drowsy, nearsight, 
stasis, and 
suppression.
- Tenacity stacks
multiplicatively or 
additively based on the combination of effects. - The duration of a crowd control debuff is calculated when it is applied, and tenacity can reduce it to a minimum 0.5 seconds.
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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Slow resistSlow resist is a stat that directly reduces the effectiveness of slows.
Death
health is reduced to zero, thereby being killed. The unit can no longer act and is removed or becomes a corpse.On player death, they can view the death recap and the shop to purchase items, and some item actives can be used while dead.
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.
Raw damage shields, and 
minimum health threshold and 
resurrection effects on the target. Invulnerability and 
spell shields, where applicable, are the only ways to reduce or negate raw damage. Champion-sources of raw damage against an enemy always deal more than 100% of the target's current health ("execution damage").All champion-sources of raw damage are currently special-cased to respect death-protection effects:
resurrection will activate, and units with a minimum health threshold are left at 1 health rather than the threshold, when dealt lethal raw damage.
Raw damage does not interact with any effect.
Internal raw damage is a form of raw damage that also bypasses invulnerability and has no overrides in place to prevent it from killing death-protected champions. The Nexus Obelisk, 
Zac's 
Cell Division redirected damage, and 
Rift Herald's self-damage also have this modified form.
Resurrection fatal damage. After the state completes, the unit is revived. Resurrection effects do not count for kills or assists.Resurrection sources have a hierarchy, and will trigger in the following order:
Resurrection will always take precedence over
zombie state effects. Entering resurrection does not cancel cast times. 
Renata Glasc's Bailout always takes priority over resurrection.
Zombie state champion after Death always flags the champion to be in a zombie state. It prevents enemies from gaining full kill credit or triggering most on-kill effects from the champion a second time, and some abilities (e.g. 
You and Me!) interact differently with champions in this state. Renata Glasc's Bailout and Resurrection will always take precedence over zombie state effects.The following effects trigger a champion to enter a zombie state:
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
- Renata Glasc
- Champion gameplay article
- Mana champion
- Ranged champion
- 2022 release
- Enchanter champion
- Support champion (Legacy)
- Mage champion (Legacy)
- Support champion
- Adaptive magic champion
- 2400 BE champion
- 880 RP champion
- Haste champion
- Shield champion
- Berserk champion
- Pull champion
- Knockback champion
- Stun champion
- Slow champion
- Root champion