League of Legends: 2014

Sunday, November 30, 2014

Top 10 Wombo Combos - 2014 (League of Legends)

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How to purchase Riot Point in League of Lagend

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How to refund Champion/Skin in League of Laegend

In League of Legend a player can refund anything that they buy with Riot Point (RP) or Influence Point (IP)

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Friday, November 28, 2014

The Winner of Season 4 Championship 2014 League of Legends

Samsung white is known for its destructive 5v5 teamfights and ability to dominate their opponents from early lane phase.well known for their appeareance at the 2013 world championship as Samsung Galaxy Ozone, white will be hungry to escape the group stage this time around under a new name.

Group Member :
1) SE-HYOUNG MATA CHO ( Support)
2) SEUNG-BIN IMP GU (AD Carry )
3)WON-SEOK PAWN HEO (Mid Lane )
4)HYEONG-SEOK LOOPER JANG ( Top Lane )
5)IN-KYU DANDY CHOI ( Jungler )

Team Histroy about this team:

Samsung White competed in 2012 under the alias MVP White where they fell short on qualifying for Worlds.
But 2013 turned out differently for the team when they took first at OLYMPUS Champions Spring 2013 and finished third at HOT6iX Champions Summer 2013 under the title MVP Ozone.
By closing out the Korean league with the second most circuit points, the team automatically earned their ticket to the 2013 World Championship where they were picked up by Samsung Galaxy.
At Worlds though, they were eliminated in the Group Stage, a disappointing finish for the team and many hopeful fans.

While many fans were disappointed by their performance at Season 3 World Championship, Samsung White has remained a consistent OGN Champions powerhouse, taking 3rd place in both Spring and Summer of 2014 OGN Champions, and securing the #2 spot at Worlds.
After failing to escape the Group Phase at the 2013 World Championship, White will be hungry to prove themselves this time around.

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New battlecast skin

This the new Battlecast cast skin for this Champions

Kog'Maw

SKANER

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What Is Summoner Spells In League Of Legend?

Summoner Spells are abilities that a summoner can use to assist their champion on the Fields of Justice. They are chosen in Champion Select before the start of the game. Each player is allowed two summoner spells chosen from a list. Summoner spells can be used in game to aid a player’s champion in various ways as each spell has a unique effect. Some summoner spells increase in effectiveness relative to your champion's level, but many provide the same effect at champion level 1 as they do at champion level 18. They do not have any cost other than their cooldown.

There are 13 masteries in League Of Legend:

Clarity - Clarity is a 'non-targeted' Summoner Spell. This spell instantly restores a portion of mana for yourself and all nearby allied champions.

Ghost - Ghost is a 'non-targeted' summoner spell that makes your Champion move faster and ignore unit collisions with other Champions, minions and monsters for a short period of time.

Heal - Heal is a Summoner spell that instantly restores health to your champion and an ally, also granting a temporary movement speed bonus.

Revive - Revive is a self-targeting Summoner spell that instantly respawns a dead champion at their home base and gives them a large speed boost that slowly decays over a set duration. Accordingly, this spell is usable only while the summoner's champion is dead.

Barrier - Barrier is a summoner spell that is a self-targeted spell that shields your champion from damage for 2 seconds.

Exhaust - Exhaust is a targeted Summoner spell that affects enemy champions. It reduces damage dealt by 40% and reduces attack speed and movement speed by 30%.

Cleanse - Cleanse is a non-targeted summoner spell. Its primary function is to remove active crowd control effects, allowing the summoner to continue pursuit or escape.

Teleport - Teleport is a targeted summoner spell. It is used to quickly travel from one location to a friendly turret, minion or ward anywhere on the map. It is not stopped like Recall upon damage, but can still be disrupted by hard crowd control abilities such as stuns, roots, and silences. Teleporting to an allied minion or ward will make it invulnerable for the duration of the channel.

Clairvoyance - Clairvoyance is a 'targeted' Summoner spell. It is mainly used for scouting, aiming skills, avoiding enemy ganks and setting up ganks of your own. It cannot detect invisible units, but it can see into brush. Unlike wards, Clairvoyance need not be "placed" into a specific patch of brush, but instead reveals all brush within its range.

Flash - Flash can easily be used to escape from or catch up with a foe. It can be used to dodge or land abilities. It can also be used to move over walls, either for a quick escape or in response to an opponent's dash.

Ignite - Ignite is a targeted summoner spell. It deals a moderate amount of true damage over 5 seconds and reduces healing and regeneration effects on the target by 50% for the duration, revealing them for the duration.

Smite - Smite is a targeted summoner spell that deals true damage to a monster or enemy minion. It is available on Summoner's Rift, the Twisted Treeline, and the Crystal Scar.

Garrison - Garrison is a summoner spell in League of Legends exclusively available to the Dominion game mode. It has two opposite effects, depends on the casting target. This summoner spell only supported game mode in Dominion

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The shifting Shuriman sands harbor countless tales, and while most speak of its long-forgotten civilization, others reveal something else: terror within the dunes.
The nomads and traders that cross through Runeterra’s golden lands know the stories well enough, the bloody remains of their kin a testament to the void beast below.
And while others enter Shurima unaware of the monster’s fearsome reputation, or so proud they believe themselves strong enough to survive her slaughter, few last long once they enter Rek’Sai’s lands.

More info about this Champions goto here :http://na.leagueoflegends.com/en/champion-reveal/reksai-the-void-burrower

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What Is Masteries In League Of Legend?

A Mastery is an area that a summoner is able to focus their intense magical training into, categorized into three specific categories, which are collectively known as masteries. Some of the more advanced masteries require not only a working knowledge of previous masteries within a single category, but also the knowledge of a specific mastery. As a summoner gains levels of power within the League of Legends, they are able to select which specific areas of interest to focus on.

Summoner masteries are not set in stone; based on the type of champion you wish to control in a battle arena, masteries can be changed to better suit a summoner's needs, simply by pressing the "Return Points" button to completely reset your masteries and allow yourself to choose others in which to spend your points, you can only spend your masteries up to 30.

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What Is Rune In League Of Legend?

A rune is an enhancement that the summoner provides for their champion before a match on a field of justice begins to augment the champion's abilities.

Runes can only be purchased from the Riot Store with Influence Points. Runes cannot be purchased with Riot Points. Each rune grants a small bonus in a specific category, which stack upon each other to grant larger bonuses.

Glyphs, marks, and seals stack up to 9 for increased effect, and quintessences stack up to 3.

Purchasing the maximum useful number of every type of tier 3 rune (9 of each glyph, mark and seal, and 3 of each quintessence) would cost 397,620 IP, encouraging specialization.

The number of runes a player can have is limited to 720. Trying to purchase additional runes will end in losing IP. Note that getting the appropriate maximums of each tier 3 rune comes out to 684. You can consider trying to use the Rune Combiner to get rid of useless runes.

Rune Pages

Rune Combiner

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How Many Maps In League Of Legend

There are 4 Maps in League Of Legend and it is:

SUMMONER'S RIFT

The largest available battlefield, Summoner’s Rift is mirrored diagonally and features three lanes into the enemy base. Each lane is defended by three turrets and an inhibitor, while the nexus is protected by a pair of turrets. Both sides of the map boast expansive jungles containing powerful buffs, and the central river is home to two boss monsters that provide team-wide benefits.

THE TWISTED TREELINE

A smaller map than Summoner’s Rift, the Twisted Treeline is configured horizontally, with two lanes flanking a neutral area. Two turrets are placed along the length of each lane, and the nexus is defended by a single turret. Teams are composed of three champions apiece, and each champion spawns with a substantial sum of gold. The reduced map size and accelerated level curve makes for a shorter game length and higher kill scores.

HOWLING ABYSS

The only single-lane battlefield available in League of Legends, the Howling Abyss features two bases arranged at either end of a bridge. This bridge is defended by two turrets and an inhibitor, while the nexus is protected by a pair of turrets. With no neutral territory to distract from the task at hand, the Howling Abyss features some of the most frequent and intense team fights of any map.

THE CRYSTAL SCAR

The capture points on the Crystal Scar are arranged in a ring around a neutral area that contains powerful, team-specific buffs. Each team can claim the powerful Storm Shield from the middle of the map. Quests will also occur throughout the match, offering each team the opportunity to win a powerful team buff by completing a team objective.

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Thursday, November 27, 2014

How Many Game Modes In League Of Legend

League of legend has several available game modes, with varying game duration and level of competition. Each has its own distinct characteristics, maps and strategy.

Modes that last forever is:

Classic - Classic Mode refers to the two Fields of Justice, Summoner's Rift and Twisted Treeline. This category was added upon the release of Dominion. Each map has its own unique mechanics and playstyles.

Dominion - Dominion (or League of Legends: Dominion) is a game mode in League of Legends. Champions battle in a 5v5 format on a map called the Crystal Scar.

ARAM - ARAM, the acronym for All Random All Mid, is a supported PvP game mode in League of Legends. Upon entering champion selection, ten summoners, five on each team, randomly summon a champion from their available pool of champions. They are allowed to "reroll" their champion, based upon reroll points, which are gained by both playing ARAM games and having a diverse champion pool. Players may also try to trade with teammates if both players have both champions available to them, whether through purchase or the current weekly champion rotation.

Modes that got release just for a while is:

Ascension - Ascension is a temporary game mode for the Shuriman event available from September 10th to 25th, 2014. It is exclusive to the Crystal Scar.

ObjectiveThe first team to 200 points wins:
Killing enemy champions earns 1 point.
If a killer is Ascended, 2 points are earned.
Claiming Relics of Shurima earns 3 points each.
Killing an Ascended Champion will earn 5 points for the killing team.
Killing The Ancient Ascendant: Xerath earns 10 points.

Doom Bots - The Doom Bots of Doom, also known as Nightmare mode, is a Featured Game Mode for League of Legends. The first featured mode to utilize bots, this is Co-op vs. AI with a twist: each bots has mutated, granting them empowered abilities. On higher difficulties, Doom Bots will mutate further over the course of the game - picking up the abilities of other champions, alongside their own.

Hexakill - Hexakill is a new gamemode that was playable by Beta testers on the 25th of January, 2014 on the Public Beta servers, that is played on Summoner's Rift with six players on each team instead of the regular five.

One For All - One for All was a limited time game mode in League of Legends. Players battle in a 5v5 match in Summoner's Rift map similar to Classic mode, with the only different being that all champions on each team are the same. One for All games can also be created and played as a Custom Game, and the map choice is not limited to Summoner's Rift; all other maps can be chosen.

Ultra Rapid Fire - Ultra Rapid Fire (URF) is a game mode for April Fools' day 2014. It is exclusively on Summoner's Rift for both Normal Game and Co-op vs. AI. It also introduces a new game type called "Blind Draft" where 3 champs are banned by both teams, then blind pick commences.

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Info About League Of Legend Seasons

There 4 seasons in League Of Legend and every seasons there will be a patch and update on everything for example new item, new maps, rare skins get release, riot change every old splash art skins getting more 3D, jungle creature getting hard to be killed and sometimes new champion release. Also when Christmas the weather in league of legend will change, riot will put a snow in league of legend and as well as other season,example like hallowing and etc. Also every new season updates the masteries will be reset and new icon will be release. Every new season summoner who got their ranked to silver or gold they will get a frame.

Season One is a competitive time frame that League of Legends began hosting on July 13, 2010 in patch V1.0.0.96. It marked the official kickoff of competitive League of Legends and there are some events and partnerships planned for it.

Pendragon announced that the start of Season 1 was on July 13, 2010. Season 1 ended on August 23, 2011.

During Season One, 28 new champions were released.

Season Two is the second competitive time period for League of Legends. Season Two began on November 29, 2011, a week after the release of patch V1.0.0.130. The patch introduced the champion Volibear, a new set of masteries, the removal of the summoner spells Fortify and Rally, and the addition of Surge and Promote for Classic Mode. The season was scheduled to conclude on 6 November 2012, but was extended and officially concluded on 12 November 2012.

Season Two features

Riot released new features during Season Two:

New champions.

New issues of the Journal of Justice.

Weekly livestreams of tournaments,

A total prize pool of five million US dollars.

New and modified summoner spells.

New masteries.

A new game mode: Dominion.

Improved A.I. bots.

Spectator mode.

Honor System

Season 3 champions released during the Season 3 stage of the game, the period beginning on February 1, 2013 through the present day.

Aatrox

Jinx

Lissandra

Lucian

Quinn

Zac

Season 4 champions released during the season 4 and now season 4 is nearly ended. Season 4 ends in November and its time for the new season that is season 5.

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Sunday, November 16, 2014

What is ward?

A ward is an item that reveals the Fog of War once placed. It is visible for a short time but becomes stealthed and has a limited duration of 3 minutes. A ward has the fixed 3 units of health and any attack on it only reduces 1 unit per hit regardless. Any damage enhancing effect will not be applied or consumed while attacking the ward. Wards would visibly burn when attacked by a champion with Blessing of the Lizard Elder, but no additional damage will be dealt.

In patch V3.12 Sight and Vision Wards received a model and texture update.

In patch V3.14 Sight and Vision Wards were changed totally, Sight Ward was renamed Stealth Ward and now is limited to 3 placed for player and Vision Wards now are visibles but have 5 units of health and are limited to 1 per player.