WR:Shyvana
Juggernaut
Jungle
Fury
Melee
Shyvana is a champion in Wild Rift.
Attack speed1 Oct 2023
 
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Abilities[edit | edit source]
Patch history[edit | edit source]
- For the expanded patch notes, see here.
- Stats
- Base armor increased from 40 to 46.
- Base health increased from 630 to 660.
- Health growth increased from 112 to 120.
- Magic resistance growth increased from 1.6 to 2.
- Stats
- Base health increased from 610 to 630.
- Armor growth increased from 4.3 to 5.
Fury of the Dragonborn
- Large monster takedown stacks increased from 8 to 10.
- Editor's Note: Patch notes error writes Epic monster instead of Large monster.
- Large monster takedown stacks increased from 8 to 10.
Dragon's Descent
- Fury passive generation increased from 1 / 1.5 / 2 to 1.5 / 2 / 2.5.
- Bonus health increased from 230 / 330 / 430 to 300 / 400 / 500.
- Fury of the Dragonborn
- Stacks from takedowns against champions, Rift Herald, and Baron Nashor increased from 12 to 15.
Burnout
- Base damage per second increased from 35 / 50 / 65 / 80 to 40 / 55 / 70 / 85.
- Total base damage increased from 245 / 350 / 455 / 560 to 280 / 385 / 490 / 595.
- Base damage per second increased from 35 / 50 / 65 / 80 to 40 / 55 / 70 / 85.
Twin Bite
- Bonus attack range increased from 25 to 50.
- Burnout
- Base damage per tick increased from 30 / 45 / 60 / 75 to 35 / 50 / 65 / 80.
- AD ratio per tick increased from 25% bonus AD to 30%.
- Dragon's Descent
- Bonus health increased from 150 / 250 / 350 to 230 / 315 / 400.
- Burnout
- Bugfix: No longer hits
spell shield.
- Bugfix: No longer hits
- Stats
- Base movement speed increased from 340 to 350.
- Stats
- Health growth increased from 105 to 112.
- Twin Bite
- Cooldown reduced from 9 / 8 / 7 / 6 seconds to 8.5 / 7.5 / 6.5 / 5.5.
- Evolved slow increased from 40% to 50%.
- Burnout
- Base damage increased from 25 / 40 / 55 / 70 to 30 / 45 / 60 / 75.
- Dragon's Descent
- New: Grants 15% omnivamp.
- Removed: No longer grants 100 / 150 / 200 bonus health.
- Stats
- Health growth reduced from 115 to 105.
- Burnout
- Base damage reduced from 30 / 45 / 60 / 75 to 25 / 40 / 55 / 70.
- Fury of the Dragonborn
- New:
- Innate: Large Monster kills, Champion takedowns, and Epic Monster kills grant stacks of Draconic Bloodline. For every 100 stacks of Draconic Bloodline, Shyvana evolves one of her abilities in order from first to last.
- Large Monster kill stacks: 8
- Champion takedown stacks: 12
- Rift Herald/Baron Nashor kill stacks: 12
- Dragon kill stacks: 35
- Innate: Large Monster kills, Champion takedowns, and Epic Monster kills grant stacks of Draconic Bloodline. For every 100 stacks of Draconic Bloodline, Shyvana evolves one of her abilities in order from first to last.
- Old:
- Innate: Shyvana deals 20% bonus physical and magic damage to
dragons. When Shyvana's team slays a dragon, one of her abilities in dragon form will be permanently evolved depending on the type.
- Innate: Shyvana deals 20% bonus physical and magic damage to
- New:
- Fury of the Dragonborn
- Bonus damage against dragons increased from 20% to 25%.
- Burnout
- Base damage increased from 25 / 40 / 55 / 70 to 30 / 45 / 60 / 75.
- Stats
- Base health reduced from 650 to 610.
- Twin Bite
- Cooldown increased from 8 / 7 / 6 / 5 seconds to 9 / 8 / 7 / 6.
Flame Breath
- On-hit damage health ratio increased from 3.5% target's maximum health to 3%.
- Stats
- Armor reduced from 45 to 40.
- Twin Bite
- Mountain dragon slow reduced from 60% to 40%.
- Burnout
- Base damage reduced from 25 / 45 / 65 / 85 to 25 / 40 / 55 / 70.
- Dragon's Descent
- Ocean dragon bonus health reduced from 150 / 250 / 350 to 100 / 150 / 200.
- Flame Breath
- Dragon form base damage reduced from 75 to 45.
- Dragon form AD ratio reduced from 30% AD to 20%.
- Dragon form scorch base damage per 0.5 seconds reduced from 50 – 120 (based on level) to 34 – 90 (based on level).
- Burnout
- Cooldown increased from 12 seconds at all ranks to 15 / 14 / 13 / 12.
- Bonus movement speed reduced from 35 / 40 / 45 / 50% to 30 / 35 / 40 / 45%.
- Flame Breath
- AP ratio reduced from 50% AP to 40%.
- Dragon form AP ratio reduced from 80% AP to 70%.
See also[edit | edit source]
JuggernautJuggernauts are melee titans who relentlessly march down the opposition and devastate those foolish enough to get within their grasp. They are the only subclass who excel at both dealing and taking significant amounts of damage, but in turn they have a tough time closing in on targets due to their low range and extremely limited mobility.
- Examples
JungleHaving to farm resources across the map, a Jungle champion needs to be efficient in clearing monsters and timing ambushes against the enemy lanes.
Suitable champions include Divers, 
Assassins, Skirmishers, and 
Vanguards.
FuryFury is an umbrella term for many named resources that encourage sustained aggression, rather than controlled reserves such as 
Mana and 
Energy.
Fury generation varies between users, but is always generated in-combat (e.g. on-hit, ability casts or taking damage) and often decays when out of combat.
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.
FuryFury is an umbrella term for many named resources that must be generated before being usable, compared to Mana or Energy that exist in some quantity beforehand. For most users, this resource is only required by a single ability or passive effect.
It represents momentum and encourages sustained aggression from users, often gating a power-spike or empowerment.
Fury generation varies between users, but is always generated in-combat (e.g. on-hit, ability casts or taking damage) and often decays when out of combat.
- Known as
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.
SupportWithin a drafted team, the Support position is one of two champions pushing into the Dragon lane. Securing the Dragon lane will allow access to the 
Dragon, an objective that can influence the rest of the game. However, the Support may not be able to grow at the same rate of other positions due to a lack of income, and will instead prefer efficiency to their power.
Suitable champions include 
Catchers, Enchanters, Vanguards Wardens.
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.
On-hit effect
basic damage, such as a basic attack.
Most on-hit effects deal 
proc damage or 
default damage (aka splash damage), which are non-reactive (i.e. the effects themselves don't trigger other effects).
Critical strike
critical rate—to deal increased damage. 
Basic attacks deal a default of 175% damage.
Critical strikes usually cannot occur against structures such as 
turrets and 
wards.
Basic attack resetSome abilities and effects can reset the basic attack timer, allowing another basic attack to be initiated in quicker succession than the normal basic attack cadence.
Slow
move speed.Slows stack at a diminished rate. The highest amount from one source will apply in full, during which all subsequent slows will reduce to 30% effectiveness. Slow duration will refresh from the same effect.
Basic damage
physical damage sub-type, but this is not guaranteed.Many effects are triggered whenever you deal an instance of basic damage. For example:
- Wit's End,
Blade of the Ruined King and 
Tiamat. 
Life steal, 
Omnivamp and 
Physical vamp (where applicable) heal for a percentage of basic damage dealt.- Basic damage is negated by
dodge and 
block.
Effects triggered by damage sub-types will occur (e.g. 
The Black Cleaver on instances of Physical damage and 
Morellonomicon on instances of 
Magic damage).
Physical damage- Applies:
- Mitigated by:
Damage shields
Invulnerability- Damage reduction
Armor
Physical shields
Death's Dance
Cast instance is the identifier that tells the source of spells. Multiple spells, such as basic attacks and abilities, under the same cast instance behave as one for certain interactions. Some notable examples:
Conqueror's stacking can only be triggered once per cast instance.
Electrocute and 
Phase Rush can only receive 1 stack for their activation per cast instance.
Muramana deals its damage once per cast instance.
Not to be confused with damage instance, which is each individual effects, even under the same cast instance.
TurretA turret, also called a tower, is a fortification that defends a part of territory. It provides vision of the area and autonomously fires homing bolts at nearby enemies, establishing a defensive ground for allies.
Turrets are most notable in 
Classic, defending against waves of enemy Minions from their ultimate goal of destroying the nexus. Champions work to destroy enemy turrets to push their assault into the enemies' territory. Turrets visually fall apart as they take damage.
Persistent area damage
In situations where 
persistent damage and 
area damage would have conflicting outputs, the conflict is resolved by choosing the weakest possible outcome.
- Physical vamp and Spell vamp (where applicable) heals with one-third effectiveness, as with area damage.
Arcane Comet's cooldown is reduced by 5%, as with persistent damage, per target affected.
Counter Strike reduces the damage dealt by 25%, as with area 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
ChampionChampions are the player-controlled characters in League of Legends: Wild Rift. Each champion possesses unique abilities and attributes.
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 Echo. - 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
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).
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 
Sheen Spellblade, also benefit from life steal.
Proc damage does not interact with most other effects, such as Luden's Echo 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).
DodgeIncoming attacks will miss, skipping the damage event entirely and preventing effects that trigger from damage.
Dodge affects certain attacks specified by the description. Basic attacks and abilities that apply
on-hit effects are always dodgeable.
Dodge is the signature effect of 
Jax's Counter Strike. 
Blind overlaps Dodge, which overlaps 
Block.
BlockBlocking an incoming attack will reduce the damage taken to 0, but does not prevent effects that trigger from damage.
Block affects certain attacks specified by the description. Basic attacks and abilities that apply on-hit effects are always blockable.
Block is the signature effect of 
Shen's Spirit's Refuge. Blind overlaps Dodge, which overlaps Block.
BlindThe target will miss their basic attacks, which will fail to deal damage or apply on-hit effects, with the exception of some empowered basic attacks.
Persistent area damage
In situations where persistent damage and area damage would have conflicting outputs, the conflict is resolved by choosing the weakest possible outcome.
- Physical vamp and Spell vamp (where applicable) heals with one-third effectiveness, as with area damage.
- Arcane Comet's cooldown is reduced by 5%, as with persistent damage, per target affected.
- Counter Strike reduces the damage dealt by 25%, as with area damage.
Dash
- Dashes will not cross terrain if you would end within terrain, some dashes gain increased distance when directed through terrain.
- Dashes are overridden by all displacements, including
airborne and other dashes. - Dashes are interrupted by
stasis, 
knockdown, and 
blink.
Displacement immuneA unit that is displacement immune is immune to all Airborne effects in addition to the following effects:
- Crowd control
- Knockdown
Suspension
Kinematics
Sleep- Stasis
- Champion abilities
AirborneThe target is forcefully displaced, either upward (
knockup) or across a distance (
knockback), during which they lose control of their movement, attacks, abilities, and items.
| Interrupts: | Interrupts attack windups and  channel abilities. The forced displacement interrupts  dashes and overrides previous airborne effects.
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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).
Spell shield
The shielding can vary per case with other included mechanisms such as on-hit effects and subsequent targeting
(e.g. 
Bouncing, 
Tethers).